Off the Beaten Track in the Philippines

Off the Beaten Track in the Philippines
A street in Vigan. The capital of Ilocos Sur is known for its cobblestone streets and architecture dating back to the Philippine colonial era. Mohammad Reza Amerinia
Mohammad Reza Amirinia
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Given that the Philippines archipelago consists of over 7,000 islands spanning 300,000 square kilometers, it’s amazing that these diverse territorial islands form a united country.

The Philippines’ heritage is a combination of natives who once lived in caves, followed much later by a dramatic occupation by the Spanish and then a strong American influence after the Second World War. Surrounded by the seas of China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia, it is the only Christian state in Southeast Asia.

Mohammad Reza Amirinia
Mohammad Reza Amirinia
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Amirinia is an Engineer and Lawyer based in London. He is also a freelance writer and journalist who has a passion for Documentary Photography, Social Photography and Photojournalism and wishes to share his journey and inspirations through his visual essays.
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