List of Mosques in the Philippines

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• The Pink Mosque
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About

Mosques in the Philippines reflect the deep cultural and spiritual roots of Islam, particularly in Mindanao and other southern regions of the country. These sacred spaces are not only centers of worship but also vibrant community hubs where traditions, history, and architecture come together. From the iconic Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque in Cotabato City to centuries-old masjids in Tawi-Tawi, each mosque tells a story of faith and resilience that continues to shape Filipino Muslim identity.

Mount Samat & Dambana ng Kagitingan – Bataan’s Historic Shrine Hike

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About Mt. Samat

Mount Samat (≈560 m) is an extinct volcano in Pilar, Bataan, and is home to the iconic Dambana ng Kagitingan (Shrine of Valor). Built in 1970 to honor Filipino and American soldiers of the Battle of Bataan, it features a 95 m white cross with an observation deck, museum, and sweeping views of Manila Bay, Corregidor, and surrounding highlands.

9 Century Old Churches in Metro Manila

Photo of Guadalupe Church.

I am not a Catholic by faith, but I love going to century-old churches in different parts of the Philippines because of their unique walls, artistic designs, and cool interiors. Also, these structures witnessed a lot of huge events centuries ago. They were even built or supervised by prominent and powerful people in the society. I've listed below the 9 old churches in Metro Manila that can be visited during Visita Iglesia.

Boracay Island (Travel & Vacation Guide + Places to Visit)

Boracay is an island in Malay, Aklan. It is absolutely the best island beach in the world. The fine and white sand by the shoreline can be compared to fine table salt; others would say it’s like baby powder. The cool, pristine and crystalline water is really adorable that mirrors the gorgeous clouds from the sky. The reflection is like a painting of Michelangelo, as the blue water and skies forming a golden horizon by the dawn.

Boracay

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• How to Get There
• Photos
• Where to Stay
• Things To Do
• Itinerary
• Budget
• Travel Tips

About Boracay

Boracay Island is one of the Philippines’ top beach destinations, known for its powdery white sand, spectacular golden sunsets, vibrant nightlife, turquoise waters, and remarkable water activities. Located in Aklan, Western Visayas, this island paradise offers both luxury and backpacker-friendly travel experiences. It is unique because it is described as one of the world's most beautiful white-sand beaches. Also, shops sell stunning accessories and other handmade local products. If you’re into eating distinct and mouth-watering dishes, either local or international cuisine, there are hundreds of restaurants at the 3 stations.

Puerto Galera

Puerto Galera, located in the northwesternmost part of the province in Oriental Mindoro, has a perfect combination of fine white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, wealthy marine biodiversity, stunning sunsets, and remarkable nightlife activities. If you're looking for a place with a good combination of beach and underwater experience, then it is the perfect place for you.

Sunken Cemetery, Camiguin

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About the Sunken Cemetery

One of Camiguin’s most iconic landmarks, the Sunken Cemetery is a haunting yet captivating reminder of the island’s volcanic past. Marked by a grand white cross rising from the sea, this site symbolizes an old cemetery that sank during major volcanic eruptions in the 1870s. Today, it stands as both a historical attraction and a peaceful scenic viewpoint, drawing travelers who want to experience Camiguin’s unique blend of nature, culture, and history.

Mararison Island

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About Mararison Island (Malalison Island)

Mararison Island —often spelled Malalison—is a small yet breathtaking island paradise found off the coast of Culasi, Antique. Known for its rolling hills, crystal-clear waters, sandbar, and friendly locals, the island has quickly become one of Western Visayas' most scenic destinations. It’s peaceful, raw, and still less commercialized, making it perfect for backpackers, nature lovers, and beach travelers seeking a quiet escape.

Rizal Park and Shrine, Dapitan

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About Rizal Park and Shrine in Dapitan City

Rizal Park and Shrine in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, is a national heritage site where Dr. Jose Rizal lived during his exile from 1892 to 1896. This 16-hectare protected area preserves the original location of Rizal’s residence, farmland, and community projects. The shrine showcases replicas of his house, classrooms, clinics, and various structures he designed and built, offering visitors a meaningful glimpse into his peaceful yet productive life in Mindanao.

Paoay Church, Ilocos Norte

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About Paoay Church

Paoay Church (St. Augustine Parish Church) stands majestically in Paoay, Ilocos Norte. Completed in 1710, it’s recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under the Baroque Churches of the Philippines and a National Cultural Treasure.