On a sunny day, I visited Kaamulan Park in Bukidnon, and their open theater captured my attention. READ: SOLO-BACKPACKING: Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, Davao del Norte, Compostela Valley, and Davao City.
Most Affordable and Budget-Friendly Hotel (Resort)
Though my journey here lasted overnight, I was able to grasp what Siargao island can offer to tourists and visitors. I was able to see the lifestyle of the smallest locals to the most expensive hotels and resorts. I know and can feel that I will definitely be back here.
Pacifico Beach, Siargao
Pacifico Beach is the top surfing destination in Siargao. It was my last destination. Very self-explanatory, its name is given because it is facing the Pacific Ocean; having said that, the waves here are huge. The gigantic waves are powerful, but it is the perfect playground for professional surfers.
Palm Tree (Coconut) View Deck, Siargao
While we were en route to Pacifico, we passed by the roads decorated with draft live mango trees and tall coconut trees present on both sides, such a gorgeous landscape. Then, we also passed by the coconut plantation, another top destination in Siargao. On this spot, the sea breeze is cool and fresh with a wide view of the countless coconut trees and mountain slopes.
Secret Beach (Guiwan), Siargao
The secret beach, also known as "Guiwan," is accessible via motorcycles. Surrounded by coconuts, fine white sand, and crystal clear waters, it is a quiet place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. This is an incredible spot to do sunbathing.
Surfing Cloud 9, Boardwalk in Siargao
Cloud 9 Boardwalk and View Deck is one of the top tourist attractions in Siargao. It is the spot where you can have a wide view of the surfer dancing on the gigantic waves. The waves here are perfect with a fresh sea breeze and an amazing landscape. Afraid of the waves? That's okay, you can just walk on the boardwalk and do an amazing photo shoot. This spot is picture-perfect in the afternoon because of the golden skyline with the surfers standing on their boards on top of the rolling waves.
Ganano Falls Travel Guide – How to Get There, Entrance Fee, and Things to Do
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About Ganano Falls
Ganano Falls, also spelled Gagano Falls, is a towering waterfall tucked in the forested mountains of Diffun, Quirino Province. Surrounded by lush vegetation, it boasts a multi-tier cascade that plunges into a cool, emerald basin—ideal for swimming, nature photography, and eco-adventures.
Governor’s Rapids Travel Guide – What to Do, Entrance Fee, and How to Get There
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About Governor’s Rapids
Governor’s Rapids is one of Quirino Province’s most popular natural attractions, located in Maddela. Known for its stunning limestone rock formations and turquoise river, it offers bamboo rafting, kayaking, swimming, and relaxing river views—perfect for eco-adventure seekers and laid-back travelers.
Landingan Viewpoint Travel Guide – What to See, How to Get There, and Best Time to Visit
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About Landingan Viewpoint
Landingan Viewpoint is a scenic hilltop destination in Nagtipunan, Quirino Province. Known for its 360-degree views of the Sierra Madre mountain range, rolling hills, and farmland below, it is often compared to "Batanes of the North" because of its dramatic landscape. It’s perfect for sunrise photos, camping, and drone photography.
Quirino Province Travel Guide – Best Attractions, Caves, Waterfalls, and Itinerary
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About Quirino Province
Quirino is a landlocked province in Cagayan Valley, known for its untouched natural wonders like waterfalls, caves, rivers, and forest reserves. It’s an off-the-beaten-path destination perfect for eco-adventurers and backpackers seeking raw landscapes and fewer crowds. By the way, it's my 81st Province in the Philippines.
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