Coron Island are one of the most captivating tourist destinations in the Philippiens. Its spectacular white beaches and clear blue waters are perfect for those looking for a retreat from the hectic city life.
Kalanggaman Island is renowned for its clear blue waters, white pulverulent sand, and its elongated sandbars that surround both sides of the majestic island.
Nestled in the heart of Quezon Province, the municipality of Lucban is a charming destination that captivates visitors with its cultural richness and scenic beauty.
Located in the mountainous Banaue in Ifugao province, the Banaue Rice Terraces is a peaceful and majestic cultural heritage built more than 2000 years ago.
In one of the islands in Puerto Princesa, Palawan lies the beautiful Underground River. This famous underground river is one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999.
Batanes is also one of the 19 places in the Philippines to be part of the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. UNESCO entitled Batanes as “Batanes Protected Landscapes and Seascapes.”
Balabac is composed of 31 islands that are yet to be inhabited. It is known for its rich marine life, pink sand beaches, endemic mouse-deer (yes, these exist!), and colored corals.
Calaguas Island powdery white sand can rival Boracay's, and the clear, cerulean waters have been one of the reasons why beach adventurers go to this place.
Cebu City, also known as the “Queen City of the South,” is considered the oldest city in the Philippines. It is the most visited place by tourists in the Visayas region
Also known as the Walled City, Intramuros was built by the Spaniards more than 400 years ago and served as the Spanish government’s seat during its colonization in the Philippines.
The abundance of pines in Baguio city has resulted in the nickname “City of Pines.” Additionally, thanks to its relatively cooler climate, it is dubbed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
