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About the Philippines


WEATHER CONDITIONS & GEOGRAPHY

The Philippines is tropical with just two seasons--hot and dry from November to June, and rainy from July to October. Filipinos will tell you that it is cool from December through February and they themselves will wear jackets.

Climate:

Tropical (two seasons)
Dry Season:March -May (warm) 33-34 C
Wet Season: June- October (monsoonal)
November -February (coolest) 29-31C

Coastline:

334,539 km.

Terrain:

Many of the islands in the Philippines are extinct volcanoes and atolls. On the larger islands, many mountains, rainforests, rich valleys and swamp regions. The Philippines still does have thermal activity consisting of active volcanoes and hot springs.

Other Information:

Capital City:

Manila (pop: 10 million)

Area:                                     

299,000 sq km
115,444 sq miles

Population:

84,619,000

Time Zone:

GMT/UTC +8

Daylight Saving Start
Daylight Saving End

not in use

Languages:

Pilipino (Tagalog) (official)
English (official)

Religion

82% Roman Catholic, 9% Protestant, 5% Muslim, 3% Buddhist

Country Dialing Code:

63

Department of Tourism:

T.M. Kalaw Street,
Rizal Park
Metro Manila
P.O. Box 3451
Tel: (02)523-8411

Fax: (02) 521 7374

 


 
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