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The Philippines is one of the countries that produce the most coconuts in the world. The deepest impression is that coconuts are planted everywhere, and coconuts are all over the sea, so it is called "Coconut Country".

Coconut is one of the six major agricultural cash crops in the Philippines and plays an important role in the national economy. Coconut and coconut oil are important export products of this country. As early as16th century, the Philippines began to plant coconut trees, mainly in Luzon Island and Pisayan Island. The variety and yield of Philippine coconuts account for 1/3 of the world, ranking first in the world, and the output per unit area also ranks first in the world. In order to show the "coconut country" to domestic and foreign tourists, the Philippines even built a coconut palace in the form of a museum.

The coconut landscape in the Philippines is nothing more than the coconut palace in Manila, which shows the world the magical craftsmanship of the Philippines. Coconut Palace is a huge project, with 2,000 coconut trees over 70 years old. The roof is made of coconut planks, the pillars are made of coconut trunks, the walls are made of "coconut bricks" made of wool fibers and coconut shell cement, and the gate is inlaid with geometric patterns composed of more than 4,000 coconut shells. There are countless coconut products in the palace. There is a 36-foot-high dining table with 47,000 coconut shells embedded in it. Today, the Coconut Palace is the most famous wedding shrine in the Philippines, allowing couples in the coconut country to enjoy the blessings brought by coconuts.