Palawan Tourist Spot

1. Kayangan Lake

Kayangan Lake (Photo by Cheng Santos) is one of the must-visit tourist spots in Coron. This attraction is perfect for people aiming for adventure and a picture-perfect landscape. Getting on top of the viewing deck will take a 10 to 15-minute trek but will certainly be half for fun because there's a rich diversity of floras on the trails. Upon reaching the spot for viewing, you can quickly feel the tranquillity in the area and see the artistic coral stone formations dipped in the calm waters that mirror the image of the skies, which added a stunning color to the landscape. 

Oriental Mindoro Tourist Spot

A view of the White Beach, Puerto Galera.

1. White Beach, Puerto Galera

White Beach is an area near the crowded center of Puerto Galera, one of the island's hopeful destinations. If you just want to relax on a beach with fine white sand and cool crystal-clear water, you can find it here. The area has a gorgeous landscape because of the trees by the beach. The serenity of this island is still maintained, so you can have a relaxing day tour.

Featuring Quezon Province (Attractions, Itinerary, Guide)

Photo of Dampalitan Island.

About Quezon Province:

Quezon Province is part of Region 4A or commonly known as the CALABARZON. Named after Manuel L. Quezon, the country’s second president, this province offers an amazing combination of stunning landscapes that can be found on high altitudes of the mountains ranges to fine white sand beaches. Also, this province is prominent for its colorful Pahiyas Festival that showcases the province's traditions and arts. Having said that, the province of Quezon is definitely a must visit because of its stunning tourist destinations; I've listed them below:

Laguna Tourist Spots

1. Mt. Romelo

Hiking the mountains of Laguna and chasing the waterfalls is a good option. Hiking to Romelo's campsite and the Buruwisan Falls is always challenging because the trail is usually covered with mud. After all, it is being used by the locals, with their horses and carabaos, to transport goods to the low-lying areas. The trail is covered with hardwood trees, coconuts, and fruit-bearing trees that create a cool ambiance. The water on the river and waterfalls is crystal clear and totally refreshing. If you're looking for extreme, some organizers set up ropes for wall climbing and canyoneering. READ: MOUNT ROMELO

Featuring Batangas (Tourist Spots, Itinerary, Guides)

Photo of Manuel Uy Beach Resort.

About Batangas:

The province of Batangas has a collection of amazing landscapes by the beach, paradise in the middle and top of the mountains, colorful biodiversity underwater, historical sites, and many more. Not only that, the Batangueños are naturally born cooks so expect sumptuous delicacies in different parts of the province. The top tourist destinations in Batangas are easy to visit, so if you're looking for gorgeous places to relax near Metro Manila, I've listed them for you.

Zambales Tourist Spots

1. Magalawa Island

The long stretch of shoreline facing the West Philippine Sea, has fine white sand, crystal clear waters, the ambiance is absolutely refreshing and more to offer. Having said that, Zambales is considered top tourist destination in the region. Magalawa Island (photo above) has fine white sand, like Boracay, and is surrounded by crystal clear waters. The horizon and the sunset are amazingly remarkable. It is really hard to explain but photos will describe it for you. READ: MAGALAWA ISLAND

Tarlac Tourist Spot

1. Ruins of Camiling Church

The province of Tarlac is situated in Central Luzon, surrounded by the provinces of Zambales, Pangasinan, and Nueva Ecija, a 2 to 3-hour travel from Metro Manila. It is also one of the provinces that hold a huge part in Philippine history. When I visited part of this province, the wide rice fields and mountainous areas were very noticeable. The entire area, even the city, is surrounded by relaxing green colors. The photo above is the St. Michael The Archangel Parish Church, or the Camiling Parish Church.

Featuring Bataan (Attractions, Itinerary, Guide)

Historically speaking, Bataan is one of the provinces that has a huge contribution to Philippine history, politics, and economy. This beautiful province belongs to Region 3 or commonly known as Central Luzon. Although, it is separated by Manila de Bay and the province of Cavite from Metro Manila, it remains one of the top tourist destinations in Luzon. I had several visits in Bataan and I noticed that the people are accommodating and friendly. If you're planning to visit the province, below are list of attractions.

Feauturing Cagayan Province (Itinerary and Guides)

About Cagayan Province

Cagayan Province, or Cagayan Valley, has one of the top natural attractions in Luzon, and it is Palaui, one of the Virgin Islands, situated in the municipality of Sta. Ana. It became prominent because it was the location where the two seasons of Survivor, a hit US TV reality show,  were held. It is small but has a lot to offer, such as the historical Cape Engaño Lighthouse, the artistic rock formation of Dos Hermanas, the fine white sand of Mabolbol Shore, and the flora and fauna along Siwangag and Lagunzad trails. Of course, the serenity and the breathtaking beauty are well preserved - fewer visitors due to its topographical location.

Featuring Ilocos Sur (Itinerary + Destinations)

Photo: The Stunning Vigan City.

The Province of Ilocos Sur is situated in Luzon and is part of Region 1. It became one of the top tourist destinations because of its natural and historical sites, such as the Heritage City of Vigan, which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Not only that, you can't leave Ilocos Sur without tasting their famous Empanada and Sukang Iloco.