A trusted Philippine travel blog with detailed guides, hidden gems, and cultural stories from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao’s 82 provinces.
Albay Province in the Bicol Region is home to the world-famous Mayon Volcano, celebrated for its near-perfect cone. Beyond its iconic landmark, Albay offers a mix of natural wonders, rich history, vibrant festivals, and warm Bicolano hospitality, making it a must-visit destination in the Philippines.
Palawan is an island province in the MIMAROPA region, boasting world-class destinations like El Nido, Coron, and Puerto Princesa. It has consistently topped international travel rankings due to its pristine beaches, stunning karst formations, and diverse marine life. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, island-hopping, or diving adventures, Palawan has something unforgettable to offer.
Oriental Mindoro, a province in the MIMAROPA region, is a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches, majestic mountains, rich marine biodiversity, and cultural heritage. Just a few hours away from Manila, it is home to the world-famous Puerto Galera, a UNESCO-declared Man and Biosphere Reserve. The province offers a perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion, making it an ideal destination for both local and international travelers.
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Quezon Province is located in Southern Luzon and is famous for its heritage churches, colorful festivals, coconut plantations, and scenic coastal towns. It's a cultural and spiritual destination that blends history, religion, and nature — just a few hours from Metro Manila.
Laguna, located just a few hours south of Metro Manila, is one of the most diverse and historically rich provinces in the Philippines. Known as the “Resort Capital of the Philippines,” it’s famous for its hot spring resorts in Los Baños and Calamba, scenic waterfalls, lakes, and mountains. Laguna is also the birthplace of the country’s national hero, Dr. José Rizal, whose legacy is honored in the town of Calamba.
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Batangas is a province in Southern Luzon, just a few hours from Metro Manila. Known for its white-sand beaches, diving spots, mountains, and heritage towns, Batangas is perfect for weekend getaways, family trips, or solo adventures. It's also home to the famous Taal Volcano and ancestral churches like Taal Basilica. Not only that, the Batangueños are naturally born cooks, so expect sumptuous delicacies in different parts of the province.
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Zambales is a province in Central Luzon famous for its pristine coves, surfing beaches, historical landmarks, and vibrant coastal towns. Home to Subic Bay and the famous Anawangin and Nagsasa Coves, it’s perfect for weekend getaways, beach camping, and adventure trips just a few hours from Manila.
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Tarlac Province is the “melting pot” of Central Luzon, home to diverse cultures (Kapampangan, Pangasinense, Ilocano, Tagalog). It offers a rich mix of history, nature, adventure, and quirky attractions like hot‑air balloon festivals in New Clark City.
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Bataan is a province in Central Luzon filled with historic landmarks, World War II memorials, and scenic beaches. Known for the infamous Bataan Death March and Mount Samat Shrine, it’s also a go-to destination for weekend beach trips, mountain hikes, and heritage tours. Whether you're a history buff or a nature lover, Bataan is a rewarding escape just a few hours from Manila.
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, with fewer visitors due to its topographical location.
