What is your city tagged of or known as? Why?

The city of Bangalore is known as Garden City and also Pensioners paradise. That was 30 years ago. Today it is known as Silicon City of India because all major I.T. Industries are located in Bangalore. Gardens are still there and new gardens are made now and then.

i live in Dumaguete City or the so-called "City of Gentle People". it is because of the friendly and hospitable people in Dumaguete.

My city is known as Kuala Lumpur. The name Lumpur means mud. But as time passes by it became one of the most renowned city in the world. It is the place of the twin tower, which is one of the tallest building in the world. We have the Eye of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur, the Kuala Lumpur Tower and KLCC Aquaria. So many fascinating things are happening now here.

The city I live in is Trivandrum , INDIA. It is in the southern tip of India and is popularly known as "God's own country ".

hmmm all i know is that makati is the financial and business capital of the country..

I'm from Zamboanga City, and it is known as the City of Flowers! :)

What a pretty photo you posted! :) What a wonderful place to be. I'm glad that you are my friend. I live in Nashua, IA, USA. Our town is home to the Little Brown Church. It was made famous by a song "Church in the Wildwoods" by William Pitts. Here is a link to some history about my hometown treasure. http://www.littlebrownchurch.org/

I'm not aware of any TAG of the City I live with. Maybe we don't have one, lol! Seriously, I don't know exactly what it is, I live in Caloocan City which is in Manila. If you know it, kindly share it with me. Thank you so much!

Davao City in the southern part of the Philippines is known to many as the 'Land of Promise.' It's also called 'Durian' city and the 'Food Basket of Mindanao.' It is the largest city in the world, in terms of land area. Davao City is the 'home of the monkey-eating eagle', home of 'queen of Philippine orchids' known as waling-waling or Vanda sanderiana, rare and most exotic orchid.

My city tagged of as "the shrimp city".My city have a bay.and in the past my city was big producer of shrimp.so its known as the shrimp city until now.my city have ports too but not too large.

I used to live in Quezon City but I now live here in Baguio city. Baguio is the "Summer Capital of the Philippines". Though this city may be packed by tourists during vacations, everybody would still have their fair share of cool air. (wow that rhymes!) :) Hehehe. Strawberries, peanut brittles, ube jam, crinkles and other baked goodies are the main products of this city. :)

I came from the "City of Love" Iloilo City Philippines. Ilongos are soft spoken people. You can't notice an angry Ilongo by their words alone. Even in our most anger stage you can still hear our voice like "saying i love you".

One of my sisters got the cahnce to visit your place, she said it's really a beautiful place. I live in the Northern part of the Philippines, known as the "City of Pines" and the "Summer Capital City of the Phil." It was given the name "City of Pines" due to the vast number of pine trees in the city and it'surroundings. Situated in the high mountains in the Cordilleras, it attracts visitors and tourists esp during summer due to its cool climate.

Hello Beauty_PH :_) I come from Monroe, Michigan, USA and it was first named Frenchtown as it was settled by the French a long time ago..just like Spain did in the Philippines my family came to the US in 1844 and we have been here in Monroe, Michigan ever since I married a Filipina from Negros OCC from Murcia and her brother Bebing lives in Sumat..but i have been to Silay and Bacakoleod (sp) but I also have visited and stayed in Manila, Makiti, Fobes Park and Corredor Island..I think the Philippines is a beautiful and very friendly country but I have never been to Mindano..so many islands..so little time. I see you have nine stars..good for you..i don't have that many but I am glad to see your are rich in starts lol..God Bless you and all your friends in the Philippines..it is summer hear and today it was very hot 90 or more..and my asawa and I went swimming in the YMCA.it was very refreshing.

Wow, that sounds so nice. I can tell the people are very friendly there. I love to visit it one day. I am from Guangzhou, China. My city is called "Flower City". Here it's warm so the plants will not have problems to grow here. Besides, we will have flower streets in the Chinese New Year.

Hi. I like your city, CDO...have gone there a couple of times since the business of my husband is there; my mother-in-law has a house there at Xavier Estates. My city is Dumaguete, known as the "City of Gentle People". Original Dumagueteños are really gentle...it matches with the idyllic lifestyle of the place and its people. However today, it is fast becoming known as a "University Town" because of the many colleges and good universities in this city where life is relatively slow, where culture and arts are given priority, where the boulevard is its pride, with little or no nightlife at all. You see, majority of its temporary populace is composed of students coming from out of town and other countries. It is the best place to raise a family or build a retirement home.

My city in Kansas is known as the Salt City, not sure of the actual name they use though, but we have The Salty Dawg Festival, The Salt Hawks, The Salt Fest, A Salt Mine, and I believe there is a few others but can't think of them at the moment. Our state is called the Sunflower State.

My hometown is Davao City and it is known as "The Land of Promise" and "Durian Republic". Though I'm in Cebu as of the moment, we moved here last year due to my husband's work, I can still say Davao is better.

I live in Binangonan, Rizal. Not a city Yet. How sad awww. But hopefully soon.

Iligan City is known before as "The Industrialized City of the South" but since industries are not working here anymore very well. It was changed to City of Waterfalls. Famous one is the Maria Cristina. Sad to say, even if we're too abundant with water. Our own local barangay still having problems with the supply of water. We do merely rely on schedules.