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Pasay
Manila Ocean Park - See amazing marine life and learn more about Philippine Marine Life at the Philippines' first
themed park. The Park is packed with unique experiences, and you may save money by bundling them together into one
ticket. Prices for packages vary from Php 500 to Php 900, depending on the included.
Star City - Enjoy the many rides and shows at this entertainment park. Star City is an amusement park for children
that covers 35,000 square meters and has rides and an indoor playground. Winter Fun Land, Dino Island, the Star Theater,
and many more attractions await you.
Taguig
BGC Park - There are several parks in Bonifacio Global City, perfect for relaxation and unwinding. The Kasalikasan
Garden is a great place to go since it has so much room for parties and weddings. The trees help make this park a desirable
destination for BGC residents and visitors alike. The weekend market requires the closure of a section of the road that
encircles Kasalikasan Garden.
Venice Piazza - The Venice Piazza, also known as the Venice Grand Canal Mall, is another iconic building in Taguig
City beside the Bonifacio Global City. The architecture and placement of the outdoor stores at this landmark were inspired
by Venice, Italy's Grand Canal. There is also the Grand Canal landscape, which may be seen by renting a gondola and
cruising along the canal. The Venice Grand Canal Mall or Venice Piazza is a terrific area to hang out with friends or a
significant other at night due to the beautiful Italian atmosphere. One other way to describe it is as a Taguig tourist
attraction.
Las Piñas

Mary Immaculate Parish - Seeking a spiritual home with a green focus. Just go to Mary's Immaculate Conception
Church. Some families would rather go to a church than a shopping mall, and this is one of the recommended churches in
Las Pias. The natural beauty of this area, which includes a mango orchard spanning four thousand square meters and a
babbling brook, has earned it the nickname "nature church." The sight of lush palm trees and other tropical flora along the
roadway is soothing. In addition, it offers a quiet space, which is ideal for contemplation and prayer. The Mary Immaculate
Parish Nature Church is located near many other points of interest, including Jamboree Lake, the Sunken Garden, the
Zapote Bridge, and others. Visitors will love this venue, that's for sure.

Parañaque Critical Habitat - The park offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, with over 41 kinds of
birds found in and around the lagoons, mangrove forests, and mudflats. It is convenient since it is close to a subdivision,
hotel, and condo in Las Pias and Paraaque, as well as being a protected region on the shores of these Metro Manila cities.

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Abra

Kili Falls & Hot Spring - Kili Falls is one of the many natural attractions in Abra, Philippines. It is in the outskirts of
Tubo, the southernmost town in Abra, and does not attract many visitors. The hike from the hamlet to the waterfall passes
through rice paddies and hanging bridges, reminiscent of those in Banaue, Ifugao, Benguet, or Mountain Province.

Apo Rolling Hills - Another off-the-beaten-path attraction in Tineg, Abra is the Apao Rolling Hills. Take in the lovely
vista of dry grassland-topped mountains from this vantage point over the high valley. At sunset, the mountains take on a
beautiful reddish hue that makes for some of the best scenery.
 Piwek Rock Formation - This scenic area is located beyond the Apao Rolling Hills. The feature of this area is the
bright white limestone cliffs that line the Tineg River. A native guide may take you on a bamboo raft ride across the river
from Brgy. Alaoa in Tineg to the Piwek Rock Formations. You may choose between two paths. The more challenging but
more thrilling route involves some boulder-hopping and rock-climbing. The less strenuous one involves a flatter ascent.

Apayao

Dupag Rock Formation - There are some 7 or 8 foot tall, jagged limestone boulders that make up the Dupag Rock
Formation. If you are not a dedicated hiker, reaching the summits will be a difficult task. But I'm sure the rush and the vista
from the peak will more than make up for it. The rocks' rough and pointy surface necessitates the use of appropriate
footwear and safety equipment. "Father Rock" refers to the highest point. It offers a breathtaking panorama of the
countryside, mountains, and waterways beyond. Dupag rock was used by villagers and rebels alike as a safe haven during
times of conflict due to its advantageous terrain. This gives it significant historical significance in the region. It has quickly
become one of Luna, Apayao province's, most popular attractions.

Lussok Cave & Underground River - Lussok cave is a multi-chambered natural wonder that displays the splendor of
the natural world. Its expansive top calls to mind the dome of a church. One must take a boat voyage in order to enter the
cave. Like Palawan, it has an underground river. The river itself is stunning, with its clear, clean waters gushing out of the
cave. Stunning stalactite and stalagmite rock formations may be seen once inside. How such exquisiteness came into being
is a mystery to everybody. The cave's abundance of bats is another indicator of its high biodiversity. This is now one of
Apayao province's most visited attractions.

Region I “ILOCOS REGION”

La Union

Gapuz Grapes Farm - The Gapuz Grapes Farm is a prime location for agricultural tours in La Union, Philippines.
Danny Gapuz began planting 100 cuttings of the White Malaga and Black Ribier varieties in the 1980s. In 2011, the Gapuz
Farm Facebook page was created and people began to learn about it. Visitors were captivated by the unusual experience of
harvesting grapes in the blazing tropical sun, and the farm's "The Porch Life" has activities like a "boodle fight," when a
group of 10 people eat together on a banana leaf.

Calanasan Philippines Eagle Sanctuary - The Philippine-Monkey-Eating eagle is found in the dense lowland woods of
Calanasan, Apayao. There have been 25 eagle sightings in the region, and the woods are home to a variety of flora and
animals, including the Northern Luzon cloud rat and giant Rafflesia blossoms. Loggers pose a threat to these species, but
efforts are being made by the local government to protect them.

Pangasinan

Hundred Islands - Located in the Lingayen Gulf, Hundred Islands is a famous tourist destination due to its abundance
of tiny islands and islets. Governor's Island, Quezon Island, Marcos Island, and Children's Island are among its most popular
destinations.

Mt. Balungao Hilltop Adventure Resort - In Balungao, there is a constructed, intense, natural, and sports adventure
site known as Balungao Hilltop Adventure Resort. There are many things to do there, like ziplining, driving ATVs, jumping on
a bungee trampoline, strolling trails, climbing a trust fall, and riding mountain bikes.

Don't miss the chance to cool down in the spring's hot or cold pools.
Region II “CAGAYAN VALLEY”

Isabela

Gen. Aguinaldo Shrine - The shrine is one of the popular tourist destinations in Isabela since it commemorates the
capture of General Emilio Aguinaldo by the invading American soldiers on March 23, 1901. The general gave up and
surrendered to the Americans in this province, therefore ending the Filipino-American War. The view from the shrine is
stunning, taking in the surrounding mountains and green rice paddies. It's a wonderful place to relax and take in the
scenery.

Bonsai Forest - The Bonsai Forest is one of the most immaculate tourist destinations in all of Isabela, and with good
reason. More than 5,000 acres are occupied by plants as tall as seven feet. You will feel like a giant as you navigate this
strange habitat. Numerous plant and animal species find shelter in the forest. The best way to get a peek of the forest is to
take a boat ride into its small passages. It's one of the cleanest and most beautiful places to visit on Isabela. Hiking through
these beautiful mountains will make you feel as if you've stepped back in time. Think about the incredible experiences you'll
have interacting with the many ecosystems and how untouched the area is.

Nueva Vizcaya

Imugan Falls - Because of its convenient location, Imugan Falls has become one of Nueva Vizcaya's top tourist
attractions. It's a simple journey through unspoiled woods. The waterfall drops over 35 feet into an attractive pool below.
Its clean, cool waters are enticing enough to make anybody want to go in for a swim. Many residents use this area not
simply to cool down from the noon sun, but also for its restorative benefits. They say the waters can treat anything from the
common cold to skin disorders. If you're interested in seeing more of the area's flora and animals, as well as other pristine
waterfalls, you may hire a guide to accompany you farther upstream. There will be a variety of birds, as well as wildflowers
and orchids in bloom.

Capisaan Cave System - Capisaan Cave is a popular tourist destination in Nueva Vizcaya. It takes around 4 hours to
traverse all 8 of the 8 tunnels that make up the 4.2-kilometer cavern. Stalagmites and stalactites are two of nature's most
awe-inspiring creations, and the cave serves as a vital ecological refuge for bats and other endangered animals. It is known
as a "geologist's paradise" and is a great place to visit for a more authentic experience.

Quirino

Ganano Falls - The popularity of Ganano Falls in Quirino is on the rise. The falls' impressive height of over 240 feet is
sure to attract visitors. The waterfall is surrounded by pristine jungles, where you may see some unusual avian species. To
get to the sight, you'll have to hike for at least an hour. However, everything pales in comparison to the stunning waterfall
scenery. You'll get immediate comfort from it. Take advantage of Ganano Falls' refreshingly chilly showers.

Liwayway Caves - There are a total of 15 caverns in the Liwayway caverns. If you go inside one of them, you will
come across beautiful limestone rock formations. The caverns themselves are fascinating, but the secondary woods in the
area are an extra bonus. In addition to an underground river, several of the caverns are home to bat colonies. It's one of the
province of Quirino's designated tourism preserves.

Region III “Central Luzon”

Bulacan

Biak-na-bato National Park - Biak-Na-Bato is an ideal destination for all nature enthusiasts. There are several
hanging bridges and stairs that go from one river or cave to another; these features were added to encourage travelers.
Biak-Na-Bato is a popular tourist destination, and for more reasons than just its proximity to exciting outdoor pursuits. A
literal translation of "Biak-Na-Bato" would be "split boulders," which is an apt description of the hundreds of massive rock
formations found in the region. The Philippine revolutionaries found this to be an ideal place for their underground
stronghold. It's true that several of the caverns were crucial to our success in the war against Spain. President Emilio
Aguinaldo hid away in many caves around the country, including Bahay Paniki Cave, Aguinaldo Cave, and Tanggapan Cave.

Kabayunan View Deck - The Kabayunan View Deck is a popular tourist destination in Doa Remedios Trinidad due to
its stunning natural beauty. Improvements are being made to meet the growing number of visitors, and there are
Instagram-worthy spots scattered throughout the observation deck. Additionally, Doa Remedios Trinidad has very spotty
cell phone reception, making it ideal for a getaway from the city.

Nueva Ecija

Gabaldon Falls - Gabaldon Falls is a must-visit natural attraction in Nueva Ecija. It is surrounded by lush greenery
and gigantic rock formations, making it a natural wonder to visit at least once in one's life. It has a pristine condition with
clean, cold, and crystal-clear waters cascading from 10 feet high. It is also surrounded by lush greenery and gigantic rock
formations, making it a natural wonder to visit.

Dupinga River - Another beautiful natural feature of Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija is the Dupinga River. The river's icy
waters flow straight from the towering, verdant Sierra Madre mountains that surround it. Beautiful rock formations dot the
landscape all along the river, adding to the natural beauty of the area. There are also places where the current is rather
strong, so if you're looking for a thrill, give it a shot! But please use extreme caution. The Dupinga River is a great place for
family reunions and other get-togethers since it provides the opportunity to unwind and enjoy a refreshing river bath
together.

Pampanga

Mt. Pinatubo - Another beautiful natural feature of Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija is the Dupinga River. The river's icy
waters flow straight from the towering, verdant Sierra Madre mountains that surround it. Beautiful rock formations dot the
landscape all along the river, adding to the natural beauty of the area. There are also places where the current is rather
strong, so if you're looking for a thrill, give it a shot! But please use extreme caution. The Dupinga River is a great place for
family reunions and other get-togethers since it provides the opportunity to unwind and enjoy a refreshing river bath
together.

Aqua Planet - I certainly hope you haven't been too worn out to enjoy the many fascinating and entertaining
options at our next stop. I'm referring about Aqua Planet, a waterpark that boasts a larger footprint than any other in the
nation at over 10 hectares. With over 38 water slides and other attractions, the water park can accommodate an incredible
5,000 guests at once. There are two (2) wave pools at Aqua Planet, one (1) for adults and another (1) for kids. Everyone,
whatever of age, is certain to have a blast at Aqua Planet.

Tarlac

Monasterio De Tarlac - The Monasterio de Tarlac is a must-see for any devout traveler to the Philippines. It was
established in 2001 in Mount Resurrection Eco Park in San Jose, Tarlac. It is a place of spiritual renewal and contemplation
due to its breathtaking surroundings. Visitors are drawn to the 30 foot tall figure of the Risen Christ and the fragment of the
Relic of the True Cross, which was said to have been excavated by St. Helena from Calvary Hill, Jerusalem.

Tarlac Recreational Park - Tarlac Recreational Park is a 78-hectare park with a football field, racing track, ovals, two
children's swimming pools, and an Olympic-size swimming pool. Daytime rentals include sound system, barbecue grills,
tables, and chairs, and a Dune Buggy and ATV ride. It also offers airsoft, mountain biking, fishing, kayaking, and a zipline.
Tents are available for hire to spend the night under the stars.

Zambales

Anawigan Cove - Anawangin Cove, in the island of Zambales, is a popular destination for tourists. It is a crescent-
shaped beach with grayish volcanic sands and blue waves. It is surrounded by steep cliffs, making it a great destination for
outdoor pursuits such as camping, trekking, hiking, swimming, and cliff diving. Visitors from all over the globe come to
experience its Zen and tranquility, as it is so far from civilization.

Magalawa Island - Magalawa Island is one of the most underappreciated island getaways in Zambales, located near
the coastal town of Palauig. It is bordered on all sides by fishing villages, despite its massive size (56 ha). It is a picturesque
haven away from the din of the city, with powdery white dunes, pure blue seas, tall coconut palms, and a serene
atmosphere. It is bordered on all sides by fishing villages, despite its massive size (56 ha). There are many fascinating things
to do here, such as cliff diving, banana boat rides, and snorkeling.

Region IV A “CALABARZON”

Cavite

Corregidor Island - Corregidor Island is one of the most significant historical sites in the Philippines, as it was the
scene of fierce fighting between Japanese invaders and Filipino and American resistance fighters during World War II. It was
designated as a national shrine to honour the bravery of Filipino and American troops and is administratively part of the
province of Cavite. There are several historical artefacts to be found on the island, including canons and artillery from World
War II and the world-famous Mile-Long Barracks. Additionally, a trip to Cavite would be incomplete without soaking in the
stunning natural beauty of Corregidor Island.

Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine Museum - Emilio Aguinaldo was one of the most revered sons of the Philippines and served
as the country's first president. His family estate in Kawit, Cavite is where the famous Philippine Declaration of
Independence from Spain was proclaimed. The Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine and Museum is now housed in the House of History,
and there are many artefacts and relics that illustrate the thriving culture and history of the Philippines during his time.
Hidden chambers and tunnels are said to be located all around the Shrine and Museum, making it an intriguing historical
site.

Quezon

Jomalig Island - Jomalig Island is a stunning summer resort in Quezon, Philippines, renowned for its golden sand
beaches, crystal clear blue seas, and impressive rock formations. The trip from Manila to Jomalig Island takes around 4-5
hours by habal-habal, and visitors can visit almost every significant attraction on the island. The Golden Sand Beach, Little
Boracay, Kanaway Beach, Little Batanes, and the mysterious "Puno ng Walang Forever" are just a few of the stunning
locations on the island. People who haven't met their "true love" or have just been hurt romantically are said to frequent
this spot for their picture ops.

Kamay ni Hesus Shrine - The Kamay ni Hesus Shrine in Lucban, Quezon is a 5-hectare sanctuary with a 50-foot-tall
figure of Jesus Christ at the summit. The natives claim that if you pass the over 300 stairs to reach the summit, you will be
rewarded with both bodily and spiritual health. The shrine has life-size statues and images of the stations of the cross along
the path to the summit and is regarded as one of the top Visita Iglesia spots in the Philippines every year during Holy Week.
The mountain air and verdant foliage surrounding the shrine have always been infused with purity and calmness, as if the
stars were pointing the way to the summit.

Region IV B “MIMAROPA”

Marinduque

Maniwaya Island - Maniwaya Island, with its stunning natural beauty and relative isolation, is at the top of our list
as one of the most popular tourist sites in Marinduque. Sta. Cruz, Marinduque is the location of this unspoiled tropical
paradise. That's OK, since that means you'll have the stunning Maniwaya Island to yourself, with its clear blue seas, powdery
white dunes, and unspoiled atmosphere. Some of the island's hotels and motels provide opportunities for snorkelling,
kayaking, and paddle boarding, among other thrilling water pursuits. Sure, go ahead and do your hardest to get the greatest
possible images. Oh, and you shouldn’t forget to stop and take in the breathtaking sunset. Okay, have a good time and go.

Mount Malindig - Mount Malindig is the island of Marinduque's tallest peak, at 1,157 metres above sea level. It is
classified as an andesitic stratovolcano due to its jagged stones atop its summit. There have been no recent eruptions from
Mt. Malindig, so outdoor pursuits like climbing and trekking are welcomed. The view from the peak of Mt. Malindig is
remarkable, and many visitors and hikers agree that climbing it is an absolute must.

Occidental Mindoro

Apo Reef Natural Park - Apo Reef in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro, is a popular tourist destination for visitors from
all over the Philippines. After Australia's Great Barrier Reef, this reef is considered the world's biggest continuous reef. One
of the most popular things to do in the Philippines is to go scuba diving. The federal and state governments have taken
excellent care of this reef. The local government renamed it from "Natural Park" in 1996 to "Tourism Zone and Marine
Reserve" in 2002. Tourists may enjoy both diving and non-diving activities with less impact on the local ecology. Jellyfish,
turtles, reef sharks, manta rays, and a plethora of other species of marine life may all be viewed by visitors to this beautiful
location. Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro is home to Apo Reef. If you would like to plan a group trip to Sablayan, please
contact the Tourism Office.

Calawagan Mountain Resort - Calawagan Mountain Resort is a public resort in Occidental Mindoro with a number
of waterfalls, pools, cabins, and hiking routes. In 1996-1998, the resort's Calawagan River was recognised as the cleanest
inland body of water in the United States. It is a great spot to do mountaineering, river rafting, or waterfall swimming, and is
one hour away from Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro's capital and largest city.

Oriental Mindoro

White Beach - As its name suggests, White Beach is Oriental Mindoro's most well-known white sand beach. It's a
lengthy stretch of white sand beach lined with hotels and restaurants. White Beach has hundreds to thousands of visitors
every day, depending on the time of year. Activities like as surfing, beach volleyball, jet skiing, and snorkelling may all be
enjoyed here. More people come to the beach at night to eat at the restaurants along the water's edge.

Mount Halcon - Oriental Mindoro is home to one of the Philippines' most legendary mountains, Mount Halcon. It is
the 18th highest mountain peak in the United States with an elevation of 8,484 feet above sea level. If you're a serious
climber, then you should know that summiting the "most difficult mountain to climb in the Philippines" is no easy feat. The
route is surrounded by lush, diverse vegetation and several cool, clean, and clear river streams. The best time to visit Mount
Halcon is between the first of February and the last of May.

Romblon

Cresta de Gallo - Located to the east of Sibuyan Island, the island of Cresta de Gallo is a popular destination for
visitors visiting Romblon. There are a lot of cool and unusual things to see on this island. Each end is linked to what seems
like a tiny island and a larger island by a long spit of sandbar; then, at each end, there is still another spit of sandbar.
Powdery white sand, extensive stretches of sandbars, rock formations, picture-perfect vistas, turquoise and crystal blue
seas, and a total area of only 5 hectares make this island paradise stand out. It is an uninhabited island in its natural state,
untouched by humans. Camping on the beach is ideal, but campers here are on their own for provisions.

Carabao Island - The southernmost edge of Tablas Island is home to Carabao Island, a popular Romblon Island.
Hambil Beach, the most well-known of the island's many pristine stretches of white sand, is a stunning beach with white
sand, blue sea, and coconut palms. The seas are quiet and transparent, making it ideal for swimming and snorkelling with
abundant marine life. It is often compared to Boracay, another popular destination 30 minutes away by boat.
Region V “BICOL REGION”

Camarines Norte

Calaguas Island - The Calaguas islands have dazzlingly clear blue sea and soft, white beaches. The nicest thing about
these islands is that you can camp there and then go straight to the water to acquire your fish for dinner. Pinagtigasan
Beach on Tinaga Island, Cumalasag, Pinagtakpan, Pinacastillohan, Guintinua, Huag, Calangcawan Sur, Mantigbi Beach, and
many more are all part of the Calaguas group of islands.

Mampurog River - You should go to the Mampurog River if you've had enough of the beach by this point. The
calming effect of the flowing water comes from its lushness, its purity, and the sound it makes as it moves through the
landscape. Choosing to spend the remainder of the day in this peaceful location will give you the impression that you are a
part of the natural world around you. Keep in mind that you will need to carry your own food with you if you travel to this
location since there may not be many places to eat in the vicinity.

Camarines Sur

Camsur Watersports Complex - The CamSur Watersports Complex is a popular destination for vacationers in the
province of Camarines Sur who like water sports. It is proud to boast the best facilities in the Philippines for wakeboarding,
wakeskating, and waterskiing, and it is widely regarded as the country's first world-class water sports complex. There is a 6-
point cable ski system that takes skiers clockwise around the lake at this 6-hectare property. World-class wakeboarding
competitions have been held at this venue. There are also restaurants, cabanas, massage huts, and swimming pools.

Aguirangan Island - Aguirangan Island is a renowned tourist attraction in the province of Camarines Sur because it is
a 1.5-acre paradise island about 30 minutes by boat from the beaches of the mainland. The sand on this island is pure
white, and the ocean is a brilliant blue. Both sides of the island have impressive rock structures and coral reefs. It takes
roughly 15 minutes to walk around the whole island. There are no stores on the island, so vacationers will have to bring
everything they could need with them.

Catanduanes

Summit View Park - In Catanduanes, you don't have to go on any long hikes to see an incredible cloud sea. Yes, you
can reach the municipality of Viga from Virac in approximately an hour. Summit View Park is immediately seen as you
approach town. A breathtaking view of the sea of clouds awaits you only a few steps up the stairs. We got up early to see
the sunrise and take in the stunning panorama. The highlight of our trip was the summit breakfast that was arranged for us
by the local government and the Catanduanes tourist office. It was one of the highlights of my time in Catanduanes.

Paday Falls - The province is home to numerous spectacular waterfalls, including Paday Falls. Because to its
proximity to the main road and the fact that it is located in Brgy. Basak in Bagamanoc, it is a favourite hangout for both
tourists and locals. Unlike many other national waterfalls, this one doesn't need a lengthy trek to reach. You may reach
Paday Falls after a short drive to Bagamanoc proper and a five-minute stroll from there. Cottages are available for rent at a
low cost. Even if you don't go swimming in the waterfalls, just looking at them is a calming experience. When in Bagamanoc,
this is an absolute must do!

Masbate
 Buntod Reef Marine Santuary and Sandbar - The Buntod Reef Marine Sanctuary and Sandbar, one of Masbate’s
most prized attractions, will serve as our first stop on our exciting journey. Masbate's primary claim to fame in terms of
natural attractions is this one. Buntod, with its rich marine life, clear seas, and golden sandbar stretching for a full km, is
without a doubt one of the most stunning spots you'll ever see. Visitors may explore 250 acres of the marine sanctuary and
see colourful sights including shattered shells, blooming coral reefs, and an array of fish species. Naturally, guests are free to
roam the beach and enjoy themselves as well. You are free to swim, snorkel, or kayak wherever you choose on Buntod. If
you want to make the most of your trip, you may hire a cottage for the night.

Catandayagan Falls - The spectacular Catandayagan Falls in Monreal, Masbate, is our next stop. Catandayagan
distinguishes apart from the rest of the waterfalls in our nation because its waters plunge straight into the ocean. That's
incredible! Waterfalls are often located inside the interior of a mountain, with the water eventually draining into a natural
pool. Catandayagan Falls must be an anomaly then! Featuring a massive limestone rock structure and deep blue waters, the
waterfall is a very breathtaking sight. Not getting some incredible Instagram-worthy shots is a tremendous mistake.

Sorsogon

Museo Sorsogon - The Museo Sorsogon is a museum in Alegre, Sorsogon City, run by the Sorsogon Provincial
Tourism Culture and Arts Office. It features two stories and 10 galleries, chronicling the province's history and its role in the
Philippine Revolution and American rule. It also includes an amphitheatre and two cafes and is included in every tour of
Sorsogon. Visitors can also organise a tour with supper and a cultural presentation.

San Bernardino Island - San Bernardino Island is located across the San Bernardino Strait and to the west of Bulusan,
Sorsogon. It has a historic lighthouse built over a hundred years ago, known as El Faro De Islote De San Bernardino, which
served as a navigational aid for ships entering Manila Bay from the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can join a guided tour to learn
about its history and culture or stay at homestays run by warm and welcoming local families. The waters of the San
Bernardino Strait are notorious for being dangerous.

Region VI “Western Visayas”

Antique

Seco Island - Seco Island is one of Antique's most scenic destinations. It is an elbow-shaped island with a white sand
beach that stretches 1.5 km and a sandbar surrounded by turquoise seas. It is ideal for anyone looking to do nothing more
than lounge on the beach or participate in beach sports. Kite surfers from Boracay go there as it is a prominent spot in the
province for the sport. The island is quite far away and can only be reached by boat, which takes about 2 hours.

Igpasungaw Falls - Tucked away in the woods of Antique is a series of waterfalls known as Igpasungaw Falls. Each
tier of the cascade has its own pool, ideal for swimming, cliff jumping, and even sliding down the waterfall. Crossing the
river and following an unmarked path is required to reach the upper tiers of the falls. Getting to the falls takes an uphill and
downhill hike of 45 minutes through agricultural and forest area, tiny waterfalls, bamboo bridges, and crossing rivers,
making it a perfect location for adventure and thriller seekers. The falls are an incredible natural wonder and an exciting
new travel attraction for the province.

Capiz

Mantalinga Island - Let's travel to the enchantingly lovely Mantalinga Island after our incredible time at Baybay
Beach; it's just about a kilometre away. Mantalinga Island is plainly visible from Baybay Beach, so it may be included in any
of your picturesque beach shots. This little yet captivating island has crystal clear seas that are home to a rich marine
ecology that is ideal for water sports like snorkelling and scuba diving. The island of Mantalinga is also known as the
"Goodluck Island" among local fishermen. whether you really want to know whether it's true, there's just one way to do it.
Go, then!

The ruins of Alcatraz - One of the best things to see in Roxas City, Capiz, are the ruins of Alcatraz. It's possible that
the first thing you'll think of when you see this fascinating landmark is that it looks like the fortifications of Paradis Island in
Attack on Titan. If you're into mainstream culture, then, yes. One of the influential families in the province allegedly planned
to use the building as part of a resort. The walls have an air of genuine antiquity and nostalgia since the project didn't go
further and they were left abandoned for a long time. Also, it's in close proximity to the shore, making it an obvious photo
stop for passing vacationers.

Guimaras

Ave Maria Island - We'll be travelling to Ave Maria Island, which can be seen from Alubihod Beach, now that we're
here. The island's beach is made of fine, white sand, and the surrounding sea is extremely pure. If you're interested in
seeing a wide variety of marine life, you might try snorkelling in the region. But if you'd rather kick back, soak up some rays,
and work on your tan, Ave Maria Island is where you need to be. Since this island is often only included in island hopping
tour packages, I would recommend that you make the most of your time here since there are no cottages or
accommodation facilities on the island.

Guisi Lighthouse - And there you have it! A journey to Guimaras would be lacking without seeing the famous Guisi
Lighthouse. One of the most famous sights in Guimaras, this Spanish colonial lighthouse has been helping sailors navigate
the treacherous waters of the Iloilo-Guimaras Strait since the 18th century. If you're want to increase the ante on your
excursion, I recommend making the 15-minute ascent to Guisi Lighthouse's observation deck. Believe me when I say that
the beautiful vista of the whole beachscape and the Iloilo-Guimaras Strait is well worth the effort. Visiting the abandoned
Guisi Lighthouse is another great opportunity you shouldn't pass up.

Ilo-ilo

Miag-ao Church - The Miag-ao or Saint Thomas of Villanova Church, constructed in the nineteenth century, is
recognised as a cultural treasure by UNESCO. The sculptural relief carvings on the exterior of the Miag-ao, one of the oldest
and most resilient Baroque churches in the Philippines, have survived to the present day. The Miag-ao Church is widely
regarded as one of the most significant buildings in the city and the nation due to its ornate, historically accurate
architecture. The region has been influenced by many different civilizations, including Spain, the United States, and China,
and this may have contributed to the novel's distinctive tone. The church is conveniently located about a half-hour's drive
from Iloilo City.

Garin Farm - Located in San Joaquin, Iloilo, the Garin Farm stands apart from the crowd by placing an emphasis on
agriculture while also functioning as a vacation spot and a place of worship. Insightful agricultural practises, a farming guide,
recreational opportunities like a zip line, kayak, fishing, golf cart, pedal/rubber boat and swimming pool, and finally, its
Pilgrimage Hill that sits atop 456 stairs will all contribute to a fulfilling experience. You could spend days at the Garin Farm
and yet not see all there is to see or learn everything there is to know about how to maintain and preserve the natural
beauties that are there.

Region VII “CENRAL VISAYAS”

Negros Oriental

Manjuyod Sandbar - Another stunning location in Negros Oriental is Manjuyod Sandbar, a vast and lengthy expanse
of sand that vanishes entirely at high tide. Manjuyod Sandbar is great for a fun outing with a large group of people or for a
couple's getaway. At low tide, the sandbar is exposed, revealing starfish and seashells; at high tide, the sandbar disappears,
and the broad, clean waters of the beach become highly attractive. On the sandbar, which at high tide looks like floating
cottages, there are around five homes. The Manjuyod sandbar has been called the "Maldives of the Philippines" by some.
 Mount Kanlaon - At an altitude of 2,465 metres above sea level, Mount Kanlaon is the tallest active stratovolcano in
Negros Oriental and on all of Negros Island. Although it is a popular destination for seasoned mountaineers, the challenge
of ascending one of the Philippines' most active volcanoes should not be underestimated. Those who aren't afraid of
heights will enjoy the challenge of ascending to the top, where the erupting crater may be located. There are several craters
and hot springs atop Mount Kanlaon. If you follow the standard route up (the Wasay path), you'll spend two days hiking
before you reach the summit.

Region VII “Eastern Visayas”

Biliran

Sambawan Island - One of Biliran's top attractions is Sambawan Island. It's a chain of islands with pristine white
sand beaches situated between rugged islets covered with vegetation. White sand beaches form gentle curves, and the seas
are remarkably clean. A breathtaking view of the whole island and the broad sea may be seen from the observation deck or
guard tower atop a hill. Sunrise and sunset are very beautiful at this location. Sambawan Island is a famous diving spot since
it is a marine sanctuary with plenty of corals and marine life.

Higatangan Island - One of Biliran's other stunning islands is Higatangan. The white sandbar, which is 200 metres in
length and like a big serpent, changes form virtually monthly in response to the tides. Every tourist is tempted to take a dip
in the turquoise seas that surround the island's many white sand beaches. Coral reefs and other marine life are abundant
along coastlines, making snorkelling there appealing. The island is home to both rocky outcrops and verdant groves of
coconut palms. When visiting the islands of Biliran, don't forget to stop at Higatangan Island.

Northern Samar

Pink Beach - Tucked away on the eastern side of Sila Island in the province of Northern Samar lies Pink Beach, one
of the most beautiful and outstanding beaches in the nation. The little bits of red corals and shells that make up the pink
sand beach are really made up of fine white sand. According to the locals, the beach becomes a gorgeous shade of pink
when the sun is shining on it in the summer. The enticing green waters off the coast is perfect for swimming and snorkelling
because to its abundance of corals and fish. Although most tourists come for the day, campers are welcome to spend the
night.

Dalupiri Island - Dalupiri Island, in Northern Samar, is quickly becoming a popular destination for vacationers in
search of a tropical getaway. Some luxurious resorts may be found perched on the island's white sand beaches, which run
for kilometres and are bordered by palm trees and crystal blue seas. Incredible white beaches with seas rich in marine life,
ideal for swimming and snorkelling, can be found on the eastern side of the island, facing the mainland. From the mainland
village of Victorina, a boat trip of about 30 minutes will get you to the island.

Samar

Langun-Gubingob caves - The majority of Samareans who go caving do so at the Langun-Gobingob Caves, popularly
known as the Calbiga Caves. The cave system is the largest in the Philippines and among the largest in all of Southeast Asia.
The total size of the cave system is 900 square kilometres, and it stretches for 7 km. The cave's interior is adorned with
fantastical speleothems including stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and more. "The Football Field" and "The Stage" are the
cave's two most famous features. The cave is difficult to explore due to the need for rappelling, rock climbing, and extended
walking, but it is a fantastic place for those with a penchant for danger.

Basey Church - The Saint Michael the Archangel Church, also known as the Basey Church, is a significant historical
site in the Philippine province of Samar. The church dates back to the 17th century and sits on a hilltop, its massive bell
tower out to the left. Saint Michael the Archangel, the town's patron saint, rests in honour on a gorgeous altar surrounded
by stunning stained-glass windows and biblical figure murals painted on the ceiling. The annual festival honouring the
town's patron saint is held on September 29.

Southern Leyte

Napantao Marine Santuary - If you're a scuba diver or just fascinated by aquatic life, you won't want to miss visiting
Napantao aquatic Sanctuary in Southern Leyte. It has a massive, naturally occurring underwater cliff that descends around
50 metres and is covered with colourful, diversified corals frequented by schools of fish. There is a chance of seeing turtles
and white-tip reef sharks. Since underwater visibility is at its optimum on bright days, the dry season (March to May) is the
ideal time to go scuba diving in Napantao Marine Sanctuary.

Limasawa Island - The first Catholic Mass in the Philippines was held on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1521, on
Limasawa Island, one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Southern Leyte. In terms of population and land area,
Limasawa is the smallest municipality in the province of Southern Leyte. The island is just around 10 km long from north to
south, yet despite its small size, its population of 6,000+ is warm and welcoming. In addition to the First Cross Monument
and the National Shrine of the First Catholic Mass in the Philippines, there are also beaches, fish sanctuaries, diving spots,
and caves to explore in this area.

Region IX “ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA”

Zamboanga del Sur

Dao-dao Island - Two tiny islands called the Dao Dao Islands may be found in Illana Bay. The larger island is called
Dao Dao Dako (huge) and it is about 7–10 minutes by speedboat from the harbour. The island is 1.10 hectares in size. Its
closeness to the mainland makes it a favourite spot for folks to go swimming and have picnics. Dumagok Islet, also known
as Dao Dao Gamay, is another little islet that becomes entirely submerged at high tide and hence cannot be considered an
island.

Puting Balas Sandbar - White Sand Island, also known as Puting Balas, is a sandbar that is relatively unknown even
among locals. At low tide, all that can be seen is a narrow stretch of sand during the ocean. We had the whole paradise to
ourselves, except for a few fishermen who were out on the beach collecting sea cucumbers and shells.

Zamboanga Sibugay

Buluan Island - In Ipil, Zamboanga, Buluan Island is a protected tourist destination. A Marine Protected Sanctuary
has been established by the local government in the waters nearby. The area is great for snorkelling and diving due to the
abundance of marine life. The pristine clarity of the ocean is sure to wow anybody who visits.

Pandisulan Island - Pandilusan Island is one of the province's most biodiverse boundaries. You can see massive
schools of fish swimming just off the coast just by standing on the beach. The island also has stunning white sand beaches
and clear blue ocean. Because the residents are so kind and kind, a trip here will leave a lasting impression.

Region X “NORTHERN MINDANAO”

Lanao del Norte

Sta. Cruz Falls - Sta. Cruz Falls is a magnificent fifty-foot-tall cascade that drops in three distinct stages in Kapatagan,
Lanao del Norte. It is a short jeepney ride from Kapatagan proper to Iligan City, and the walk to the falls is well-maintained
and accessible by individuals with and without hiking experience. At the waterfall's destination, you may take in the beauty
and take some stunning photographs. The Sta. Cruz Falls are a fantastic place to spend a day having fun and unwinding,
such as fishing, swimming, or having a picnic. It is a tranquil place with beautiful landscape and excellent swimming areas,
making it perfect for a relaxing vacation.

Kalilangan Cold Pring - Kalilangan Cold Spring in Lanao del Norte, Philippines, is a popular tourist site. Its beauty,
clean water, and laid-back atmosphere make it famous. Kalilangan Cold Spring's attractiveness has long drawn travellers.
Picnic and swim here. The spring located in Barangay Kalilangan, Tubod, Lanao del Norte. The spring's medicinal effects may
derive from an underground stream that runs into a river far underground. This spring's verdant surroundings are ideal for
bird viewing. Camping and other outdoor activities peak in spring. Near the spring are tent- and hammock-friendly
campsites. Swimming is great in the clean, cold water. Many restaurants and shops are nearby. Kalilangan Cold Spring is the
perfect place to escape city noise and pollution and enjoy nature. Beautiful scenery, clean water, and fun activities abound.
Visitors to the spring may swim in the pool, camp, or simply enjoy the environment. Kalilangan Cold Spring is perfect for
relaxing in nature.Please summarise.

Misamis Occidental

Hiritage town of Jimenez - When we finally made it to Jimenez after a day of travelling across the province, it was far
after sunset. Mayor Jojo Chiong and the municipal tourism officer, Sir Bong Abelidas, treated us to a lavish feast and
gracious hospitality. The San Juan Bautista Parish Church, or Jimenez Church as it is more well known, is in the Misamis
Occidental historical town of the same name. The town is proud to display its historic homes, many of which date back to
the Spanish colonial era. The local government has done an excellent job of maintaining these buildings, which they hope
will soon be included to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Even though it was raining outside, we decided to check
out the beautiful Jimenez church nevertheless. The spectacular and otherworldly lighting outdoors is incredible.

Sapang Dalaga Falls - Visiting Sapang Dalaga Falls at the conclusion of an exciting day in Misamis Occidental is a
wonderful idea. Sapang Dalaga Falls, which shares its name with the town, may be reached quickly and easily from the
town's central plaza. The falls were once known as Baga Falls. No strenuous hiking is required. Its height of 60 feet makes it
a really huge structure. Sapang Dalaga comes from a very ancient Visayan phrase that literally translates to "maiden at the
creek." That's why there's a scary statue of a lady standing guard by the falls. The monument appears quite serious about its
duty to protect the waterfalls.

Region X “Davao Region”

Davao de Oro

Awao Falls - Awao Falls, located in the province of Compostela Valley, is one of the Philippines' most distinctive
waterfalls. A stunning curtain of water descends from a height of 20 metres into a rocky, shallow depression below as it
cascades over an uneven boulder. There are three distinct waterfall levels here, although the first is the most well-known to
visitors. If you're feeling adventurous, rock climbing will be required to access the upper levels. From the starting point, it
takes around 15-30 minutes to hike to Awao Falls along the existing route.

Kopiat Island - Located off the shore of the southwest coast of the Philippine peninsula, Kopiat Island is one of the
greatest tourist destinations in Compostela Valley. Coconut palms, mangroves, and a white sand beach surround this 87-
hectare island, making it the gem of the province. The surrounding seas are ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving due to
their clarity and abundance of marine life and coral reefs. The Lubi Plantation, a five-star resort with luxurious rooms and
spa services, is located on this island. While on the island, guests may take use of the infinity pool overlooking the Davao
Gulf and explore the rest of the area by golf cart.

Davao Del Norte

Monfort Bat Cave - One of Samal Island's best-kept secrets is the Monfort Bat Cave. It's home to the greatest
number of fruit bats ever recorded. In 2010, the colony there was officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the
biggest of its type. You will get the opportunity to observe millions of bats, some of which will be flying out of the cave or
resting in an inverted position.

Kaputian Beach - Kaputian Beach is the best value among the beaches in Davao del Norte. It's a beach open to the
public and maintained by the municipality. That shouldn't stop you from coming, however. Kaputian Beach is a great
vacation spot since it's inexpensive and has beautiful white sand beaches. The seas there are likewise very clear. Scuba
diving, snorkelling, and other water sports are just some of the things you can enjoy here.

Davao Occidental

Bolae Cove - Located between the islands of Olanivan and Balut, this tropical paradise is separated from the
mainland by a small strait lined with thick coconut groves and surrounded by crystal clean coastlines. Believe us, when your
boat draws close and you see this rising from the water, you will instantly fall in love.

Malita - You may make a pit break and do some souvenir shopping in this major city in the area. Even better, get a
room at a local hotel or dine at a local restaurant so you may try some of the delicious delicacies that make Davaoeo cuisine
so unique.

Davao Oriental

Sleeping Dinosaur - There's a lot to see on the road to the picturesque region of Davao Oriental. This one is a
nocturnal dinosaur. The form of this chain of islands and mountains is reminiscent of a sleeping dinosaur, thus the moniker.
Barangay Dawan, Mati, Davao Oriental is where you'll find it. As such, if you find yourself near Mati, Davao Oriental, stop
over and take in the incredible sight of the sleeping dinosaur. Simply stop at the overlook on the road to Mati to take it all
in.

Dahican Beach Resort - Dahican Beach is a popular tourist destination due to its crystal clear seas and soft, white
sand. There's a large length of beach there with white sand and coconut palms. Water sports like surfing, skim boarding,
and scuba diving are popular there since the area is known for its large, powerful waves. It's less crowded and more laid-
back than other Davao beaches.

Region XII “SOCCKSARGEN

Sarangani

Kalon-Barak Skyline - Eco-cultural tourist destination located at an elevation of around 750 feet. You can see Mount
Apo, Mount Matutum, Sarangani Bay, and Davao Golf all in one place, making it similar to Tagaytay. It has a reputation for
its chilly weather, as the home of the endangered Sarangani tarsier, and as the location of three B-laan communities. It is
the final refuge of the indigenous peoples from the Japanese colonial government.

Gumasa Beach - This is the one and only reason you need to visit Sarangani. Located on the far eastern edge of Glan
town, this beach is like Mindanao's answer to Boracay without all the tourists. The southern archipelago's greatest festival,
the Sarangani Bay Festival, takes place on its beaches in May after the sizzling Glan's Mahin Festival in April.

Sultan Kudarat

Marawir Peak - Marawir Peak is a popular hiking destination for those who like being in the mountains. When you
reach its top, 2,654 feet above sea level, you'll be surrounded by the peace and quiet of nature. At the peak, you may take
in a breathtaking vista of mountains, woods, and rivers in all their verdant glory.
 Gregory Cave - Are you up for another cave test? Amazing limestone formations may be seen at Gregory Cave.
You'll have to crawl through some muck to get inside, but the effort will be well worth it. Stalactites, draperies, and
flowstone, among other treasures, await your exploration.

Region XIII “CARAGA”

Agusan Del Norte

Bolihon Beach - On the shore of Agusan del Norte that faces Butuan Bay is where you'll find Bolihon Beach, a
famous tourist destination. There's a lengthy stretch of white sand and coral beach here, with trees and houses arranged in
a picturesque pattern. Clear, calm waters with a gently sloping seafloor provide for pleasant swimming. Bolihon Point Cliff, a
rock structure that provides a flat area, is a popular tourist destination on the beach. Most people come here to try their
hand at cliff jumping, while some come to take in the stunning panorama and listen to the waves crash on the rocks below.

Butuan National Museum - Another popular museum in Agusan del Norte that features local history and culture is
the Butuan National Museum. The museum's collection includes artefacts from Balanghai or Balangay that were uncovered
via chance excavations. Archaeologists from the National Museum dug some further, and they discovered even more
interesting artefacts. In addition, there are intriguing things like wooden coffins, human bones, and antique jars and
ceramics on show within.

Agusan Del Sur

Agusan March Wildlife Santuary - In Agusan del Sur, a visit to the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary would be a one-
of-a-kind and amazing adventure. About 14,000 acres of rivers, channels, lakes, swamp woods, and hydrophytic plants make
up what is widely regarded as one of the Philippines' most biologically valuable wetlands. Freshwater fishes and turtles have
always found refuge in the marsh. The marsh also attracts a staggering number of ducks during the wet season, when they
arrive to nest there. Thousands of wild birds migrate here from all over the world to escape the biting cold of the winter
winds and spend the wet season in safety. Experience the culture of the Manobo people while you go birdwatching,
touring, canoeing (in a dugout), and even swimming! As a group, they have taken up residence in floating homes. If you
want to learn more about Banawan, you may do so by contacting the Banawan Tourism Centre.

Mount Magdiwata - The peak of Mount Magdiwata in Agusan del Sur is a popular destination for local and
international hikers. At an elevation of around 592 metres, it provides a breathtaking panorama over the city of San
Francisco below. The top plateau can be reached by most hikers in a single day, and from there, they are rewarded with
stunning panoramas of Agusan Marsh and the surrounding area. This mountain is covered in lush tropical vegetation and
serves as a safe haven for a variety of wildlife, including Philippine deers, monkeys, and tarshiers. The mountain's springs
and waterways provide the province with drinkable water.

Dinagat Islands

Bitaog Beach - Bitaog Beach, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Dinagat Islands, lies tucked away
on the southern half of Lalaking Bukid, a large island in the region. White sand and coconut palms line the beach, which is
framed on each end by sheer limestone cliffs. The blue sea of this beach is another reason why it's so popular.

Duyos Beach - Duyos Beach is a popular camping and barkada destination in the Dinagat Islands. There is a long
stretch of white sand bordered by coconut palms and various coastal bungalows. The beach's most notable feature is a
sandbar in the middle of swimming-friendly turquoise water. The beach also has a stunning panorama of the offshore islets
and islands.
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Basilan

Bulingan Falls - If you want to do anything except swim at the beach, a trip to Bulingan Falls is a fantastic option. It
is a beautiful tiny basin for a refreshing swim, carved by terraced hills. The falls are a stunning 30 feet in height and are
surrounded by lush greenery.

Lamitan Eco-Park - The 14-hectare Lamitan Eco-Park reaches all the way to the wooded highlands of Basilan. It
includes green research initiatives and garbage disposal centres, among other sustainable practises. Composting and other
organic farming methods are used in the park to create organic fertiliser, which helps keep the air pure.

Lanao del Sur

Camiguin Island - The Philippine province of Camiguin lies approximately 10 km off the northern coast of Mindanao,
in the Bohol Sea. Formerly a part of Misamis Oriental province, it is now a part of Northern Mindanao Region. Camiguin,
after Batanes, is the second-smallest province in terms of both population and total area. Mambajao, the provincial capital,
is also the province's most populous and biggest municipality.Sweet lanzones, celebrated annually at the province's
Lanzones Festival, the beautiful Sunken Cemetery of Camiguin, and the interior forest reserves collectively known as the
Mount Hibok-Hibok Protected Landscape have earned the province recognition as an ASEAN Heritage Park from all ten
Southeast Asian countries.

White Island - The Philippines' volcanic island of Camiguin is home to the desolate white sandbar known as White
Island, which is situated approximately 1.4 km north of Mambajao. The island has a basic horseshoe shape, although its size
and shape are continually changing due to the effects of the tides. It is entirely made out of white sands and has no trees or
other forms of cover.

Sulu

Tubbataha Reef - The rich marine life and clean conditions of Tubbataha Reef make it a popular destination for
scuba divers. In 1993, it became the first Philippine tourist destination to be added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The
vibrant coral reefs here are home to a wide variety of fish, some of the most well-known of which being the barracuda,
rainbow runner, and tuna. Authorities at all levels have vowed to safeguard it due to its biological significance.

American Calvary Monument - The American Cavalry Monument symbolises the American government's meddling
in Filipino affairs in the first part of the twentieth century. It's also a symbol of the people's will to protect their homeland
and way of life from outsiders.

Tawi-Tawi

Panampangan Island - The Philippines' longest sandbar may be found on Panampangan Island. Because of its
natural, untouched beauty, it is a popular tourist destination in Tawi-Tawi. You may swim in blue seas and run on white
dunes. Thanks to the abundance of marine life, snorkelling here is an adventure you won't soon forget. This beach in Tawi-
Tawi is one of the best on the island.

Bud Bongao Peak - Bongao Peak is a symbol of Tawi-Tawi's many ecosystems. Most of its incline is covered in thick
rain forest. There are hundreds of white and brown monkeys living in these. When you reach the peak of the mountain, you
will see them. Strange noises made by these monkeys have led some midnight hikers to Bongao Peak to suspect the
presence of sorcerers. When visiting the mountain, bring some bananas to feed the monkeys. It's now a popular destination
for hikers on Tawi-Tawi.