SB 2092

Senate·20th Congress·Filed May 5, 2026

Waling-Waling (Vanda Sanderiana) as the National Orchid of the Philippines

An Act Declaring the Waling-Waling (Vanda Sanderiana) as the National Orchid of the Philippines

In plain language

The bill declares the waling‑waling orchid (Vanda sanderiana) the Philippines’ National Orchid because it is native, rare, beautiful, popular, and culturally important.

Culture, Arts and HeritageEnvironment and Natural Resources

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Author · Senator

Loren B. LegardaReceipts →

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SBN-2092 · Sources: BatasWatch