Davao Oriental Tourist Spots
1. Mt. Hamiguitan Range
Mount Hamiguitan is one of the most beautiful mountains in the Philippines because it is the home of thousands of flora and fauna. Some are endemic or can only be found on the terrains of this mountain. Not just the richness of its bio-diversity, its mountain range showcases the spectacular and breathtaking natural beauty at its finest. Because of that, it was declared as a sanctuary by virtue of R.A. 9303. With its natural wonders, it was also included as one of the ASEAN Heritage Parks. In 2014, this mountain was added to UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites. Read: Mt. Hamiguitan
MXQ PRO 5G 4K: Specs, Feature, Description, Troubleshooting Guide, Price
MXQ PRO 5G 4K is an Android box that lets you watch movies, TV series, sports, music via streaming applications. It's a completely Plug and Play device with vibrant and stunning HD video quality. Its Chromecast feature can also be used to connect to mobile devices. Not only that, your mobile screen can also be casted to your TV.
Zamboanga del Sur Tourist Spots
1. Zamboanga City Hall
"The Latin City of Asia" was given to Zamboanga City because of their language called "chavacano," similar to Spanish. The city is situated on the Southern side of the Zamboanga Peninsula and on the Northern side of Basilan. Aside from their language, the city is also prominent with their "vinta," a colorful and stunning sailboat or watercraft that is usually used by the locals. Using Google Maps, had a walking tour to their top tourist spots and destinations.
Southern Leyte Tourist Spots
1. Maasin Cathedral
The top tourist spot and destination in Southern Leyte is the cathedral, a catholic place of worship in the city. It was originally built in 1700 by the Jesuit priests; however, it was severely damaged because of the Moro’s rebels. The bricks and the mosses on the façade give an older and unique look which is perfect for modern selfies. This cathedral is definitely one of the historical pillars of the province. Since it is situated in front of the plaza and a few meters away from the City hall, it is one of the busiest areas in the city. You must include this historical place on your itinerary.
Eastern Samar Travel Guide – Best Tourist Spots, Beaches, and Itinerary
Jump to: About Eastern Samar | How to Get There | Top Tourist Spots | Suggested Itinerary | Travel Budget | Where to Stay | Travel Tips
About Eastern Samar
Eastern Samar is a province in Eastern Visayas facing the Pacific Ocean, known for its scenic coastlines, historical sites, and laid-back atmosphere. It offers untouched white sand beaches, historic ruins from World War II, surf spots, and warm local hospitality.
Aklan Tourist Spot
1. Boracay Island
Boracay is a gorgeous island in Malay, Philippines; it is unique because it is described as one of the world's most beautiful white sand beaches. It is famous for its fine white sand, crystal clear waters, spectacular golden sunset, and remarkable water activities. Recently, I received inquiries from foreign readers on how to get here, what activities can be tried, and asking for hotel recommendations.
Kalinga Tourist Spots
1. Apo Whang Od
"Batok" or traditional hand-tapped tattooing. She became prominent because she has been featured on some local TV shows, international documentaries, magazines and others. Photos below will show the beauty of Buscalan, Kalinga and their traditional "batok."
Benguet Tourist Spots
1. Mt. Pulag
Mount Pulag is one of the highest peaks in the Philippines, measures 2,922 MASL. It is also one of the most beautiful mountains in the Philippines, therefore, you should include this on your list. On the other hand, on its summit, hikers can witness the famous “sea of clouds," a majestic phenomenon where visitors are literally above the clouds.
Apayao Tourist Spot
1. Lussok Cave
Lussok Cave is one of the prides of Apayao and the Cordillera region. This cave is composed of four chambers, with artistic limestone formations. Not only that, it offers a remarkable caving experience because of the spectacular sceneries that can only be seen in the small caverns. Also, did you know that the countless bats residing inside Lussok produce the most expensive fertilizer called "guano?" With our Lussok cave experience, I learned that motto: "kapag ang pumatak sayo malamig, that's Holy water, but if it's warm, that's holy sh_t."
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