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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is inviting Mongolians to discover its beauty through a photo booth exhibit highlighting the country’s rich maritime heritage and stunning natural attractions.

On Tuesday, Philippines’ non-resident ambassador to Mongolia Jaime FlorCruz said that the photo booth, titled “Explore and Love the Philippines,” features images of the Philippines’ world-famous diving spots and beaches.

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According to FlorCruz, the exhibit is currently on display at the Shangri-La Mall in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and will run until December 14.

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“We invite you to snorkel in Boracay, dive in Palawan, swim with the sardines, or watch the whale shark in Cebu,” FlorCruz said in a statement on Tuesday.

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The ambassador highlighted the significance of introducing the Philippines’ coastal attractions to Mongolians, noting Mongolia’s unique geographic location as a landlocked country in Northeast Asia.

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“From your steppes to our shores; from your snow to our sand; come explore and love the Philippines,” he added.

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FlorCruz, who is also the Philippine ambassador to China, expressed hope that showcasing images of the Philippines’ coral reefs, dive spots, and underwater scenery would encourage Mongolians to visit and experience the unique charm of the country.

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He also underscored the international recognition the Philippines has received for its maritime tourism.

“Our country is the World’s Leading Dive Destination by the 2024 World Travel Awards six years in a row,” FlorCruz noted.

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