The Britania Islands are just a few of the hidden paradises of San Agustin, Surigao del Sur. These are like huge boulders dropped into the water, and the fine white sand exploded from the sea bed. Every islet is surrounded by crystal clear waters and fine white sand. There are several islets, but we only reached a few because of the high tide. If you're in Surigao del Sur, add this group of islands to your bucket list.
Sunday, 6 September 2020
5 Best Tourist Spots in Lanao del Sur - You Need To Know

Marawi City, the capital of Lanao del Sur, is one of the cities in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao. It has a colorful culture and is overflowing with stunning attractions and destinations. Before my solo backpacking, whenever I shared my itinerary, the common response of my friends was, "It is not safe in there." That negative statement did not affect my travel plan.
Bud Bongao - Things You Need To Know
Bud Bongao, in Tawi-Tawi Province, is a sacred pilgrimage site where our Muslim brothers and sisters meditate and offer prayers to Allah. Not just the center of religious activity, this mountain is an iconic landscape, thus, it is one of the top tourist spots in the province. By the way, "bud" is a Tausug word that translates to "mountain" in English.
Saturday, 5 September 2020
3 Best Ifugao Tourist Spots - Irresistible to Visit
1. Batad Rice Terraces
The amphitheater-like rice terraces of the Cordillera region captured the eyes of the world in 1995 as it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site List, and Batad Rice Terraces is one of the five spectacular rice terraces of Ifugao. Less than a thousand years ago, the people of Ifugao mastered agricultural practices that included the creation of terraces. This agricultural landscape is proof that the early civilizations already knew how to improve their crops by adapting to natural factors through terracing. READ: BATAD RICE TERRACES
Rizal Province - Tourist Spots, Travel Guide, Itinerary, & Hotels

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About Rizal Province
Located just east of Metro Manila, Rizal Province is a popular weekend destination for city dwellers seeking adventure and relaxation. Named after the Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, the province is blessed with natural wonders like waterfalls, mountains, and rivers, as well as rich cultural and historical sites. With its close proximity to the capital, Rizal offers the perfect blend of nature, history, and modern leisure experiences.
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