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Located in the municipality of San Miguel, Bulacan, Biak-na-Bato National Park is one of the most historically significant and naturally beautiful destinations in Central Luzon. Spanning over 2,100 hectares of protected land, the park is famous for its network of caves, rivers, waterfalls, and limestone formations.
Located along the serene shores of Morong, Bataan, the Bataan White Corals Beach Resort is one of the province’s top seaside getaways. Known for its powdery white sand, calm waves, and family-friendly amenities, this beach resort perfectly blends relaxation and adventure. With its beautiful beachfront views and tropical atmosphere, it’s an ideal destination for weekend escapes, team buildings, or romantic getaways.
Jump to: Mt. Batulao | Mt. Pico de Loro | Mt. Gulugod Baboy | Mt. Pamitinan | Mt. Daraitan | Hiking Tips
Mt. Batulao is a classic beginner-friendly hike located in Nasugbu, Batangas. Its scenic ridges, rolling hills, and cool breeze make it ideal for day hikes. The “Old Trail” is more gradual, while the “New Trail” offers better views but steeper slopes.
Jump to: About Iloilo | How to Get There | Things to Do in Iloilo | Sample Itinerary | Budget and Expenses | Where to Stay | Travel Tips
Iloilo is a province in Western Visayas known for its Spanish-era churches, heritage houses, vibrant festivals like Dinagyang, and world-class cuisine. Dubbed as the “City of Love,” Iloilo City is a gateway to both history and coastal escapes. Whether you're after architecture, food, or beaches — Iloilo has it all.
Today is a boring day! Question is: "Anu ang magandang gawin kapag wala kang magawa?" Sagot: " Pinturahan ang buong bahay gamit ang cutix." Pero wala akong cutix. So, after washing my clothes, without itinerary, my initial plan was to visit all the museums in Metro Manila including, Ayala Museum in Makati City, but the plan ended up visiting Marikina Shoe Museum (with 50 pesos entrance) and the two buildings of the National Museum of the Philippines with FREE Admission. Libre, aarte kapa?? Tara na!!
Jump to: Capilay Spring Park | Tori's Backpackers Paradise | Century-Old Balete Tree | Lazi Convent | Lazi Church | Cambugahay Falls | Maria Church | The Witch Broom | Salagdoong Beach | Guiwanon Spring Park | Siquijor Church
You will be under a spell of its beauty as you visit its top destinations. Siquijor Province is known as the "Esla del Fuego" or the "island of fire" because of the mystical fireflies. It is believed that if you see these luminous lights, it is an indication that magic is taking place. By the way, if the province of Capiz is known for its "aswang" and "manananggal," this province is commonly known as "Siquihorror" because of the shamanism and witchcraft. Regardless of whether it's true or not, I was enchanted by this mystical province.
Siargao Island, located in Surigao del Norte, is the surfing capital of the Philippines. It's famous for its laid-back vibe, crystal-clear waters, island hopping spots, and of course, Cloud 9 – one of the best surf breaks in Asia. Siargao is a must-visit for beach lovers and adventure seekers alike. If you're not into surfing, like me, you can still enjoy the pristine beaches, explorable caves, fresh surroundings, and unique island lifestyle. With time pressure from the province of Dinagat Islands, I travelled here to discover its beauty.
Today, just noticed that the weather is changing from cool to warm, humid air - proof that summer is almost here. To help you, I listed the 14 best and must-visit destinations in the Philippines. First, the world-famous Boracay Island which is listed as one of the best beaches in the world according to travel agencies, websites, blogs, magazines, and other people’s reviews. The shoreline has fine white sand, the waters are crystal clear, cool and fresh, and there are a lot of activities to choose from.
Embarking on a backpacking trip across Albay, Sorsogon, and Catanduanes is an adventure through the diverse beauty of the Bicol Region. From the iconic Mayon Volcano and Sorsogon’s pristine beaches to the untouched landscapes of Catanduanes, this route offers a mix of nature, culture, and coastal charm. Each province tells its own story — Albay’s fiery soul, Sorsogon’s serene seas, and Catanduanes’ rugged island vibes — making this backpacking journey a perfect blend of thrill and tranquility in Southern Luzon.
Backpacking across Cagayan, Apayao, and Isabela is an unforgettable journey through the wild and cultural heart of Northern Luzon. This region, known for its rugged mountains, enchanting caves, and unspoiled rivers, offers travelers a raw and authentic experience far from the usual tourist trail. From the historical landmarks of Cagayan, the pristine landscapes of Apayao, to the agricultural beauty of Isabela, each province reveals a unique side of the north that celebrates both adventure and tradition. It’s a route that challenges the body, awakens the soul, and deepens one’s love for the Philippines.
