The Philippines is a destination that is easy to visit multiple times due to its more than 7,000 islands. The most difficult decision you make as a traveler, is figuring out which island to visit first. The Philippines is divided into the three main island groups of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, representing different regions in the country.

Chocolate Hills

One of the top tourist attraction in the Philippines.

The Chocolate Hills are unusual geological formations that consists of at least 1,268 individual mounds scattered throughout the interior of island of Bohol. There is no consensus on how these giant giant more hills were formed. One theory holds that the Chocolate Hills are the weathered rock formations of a kind of marine limestone on top of an impermeable layer of a clay. Chocolate Hills are group of unusually shaped hills located in the middle of the island of Bohol in the Philippines. The extraordinary landscape is unique to this small island.

CHOCOLATE HILLS: THE HAVEN OF TROPICAL NATURAL BEAUTY

Mayon Volcano

Mayon known for it’s perfectly symmetrical cone shape.

Mayon is classical stratovolcano with a small central summit crater. The cone is considered the world`s most perfectly formed Volcano for it`s symmetry, which has formed through layers of lava flows and pyroclastic surges from past eruptions and erosion. Mayon Volcano is active volcano Southeastern Luzon, Philippines dominating the city of Legaspi. It has base 80 miles (130km) in circumference and rises to 8,077 feet (2,462 meters) from the shores of Albay gulf. Mayon called the world`s most perfect volcanic cone.

MAYON VOLCANO: THE PERFECT VOLCANIC CONE

Baguio City

Known for mountainous region in Luzon island.

Baguio is intimate and reminiscent of a cottage-type environment. Baguio is called the city of pines for the rich pine forests and cooler temperatures that sorround it. Baguio is a unique to other destinations in the Philippines because the city is sorrounded by trees and not water. Be sure to spend sometime a long session road, which is the main drag through Baguio where you can take in a slice of local life.They are also famous for their very delicious and sweet strawberry jam.

BAGUIO CITY: THE COOLEST PLACE

Vigan City

The world heritage site that is one of the few hispanic towns left in the Philippines.

Vigan known for it’s cobbles tone streets, and a unique architecture that fuses Philippine and oriental building designs and construction with colonial european architecture. Take a ride in a horse-drawn kalesa through the streets and admire colonial architecture. Let’s back in our past culture and pretend like it’s 1982.

VIGAN CITY: THE CHARMING TOWNS IN THE LUZON REGION.

Puerto Galera

The well favored for its gorgeous beaches.

The excellent diving spots and wide diversity of marine species. The most popular beaches are white beaches and sabong beach, which also nearby shopping, dining, nightlife, and hotel accommodation. Another popular attraction is the natural harbor of Muelle Bay with it’s vows of shops, restaurants and bars. The Asias best coral reefs or dive among old shipwrecks and hundreds of fish species. When the night comes, the beaches is still happening so you can bar hop and meet new people. Just the south of manila is the charming coastal town Puerto Galera.

PUERTO GALERA: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS.

El Nido

Known for it’s dramatic “over the water”

El Nido is blessed with gorgeous off-shore islands, soaring limestone cliffs, hidden beaches and secret lagoons. Tiny swiflets build edible nests out salira in the immense limestone cliffs that sorround the ramshackle town paper-hence the name El Nido. The ageless towering marble cliffs to it’s white sandy beaches with crystal clear water, it’s just a magical place.

EL NIDO: THE BEST SEANERY.

Batanes

One of the beautiful provinces found in the Philippines.

Everywhere in Batanes is picture perfect. A Batanes trip is in almost everyone’s travel bucket list. Ivatan is the name of their local language and the name of indigenous people, which came from the I-batan meang “from Batan”. Batanes is the northernmos and the smallest province in the country. It encompasses ten chief islands and three of it are occupirt Batanes is beautiful for it’s stone houses not only due to their story book-esque focade.

BATANES: THE HOME OF THE WINDS.

Banaue Rice Terraces

A 2000-year-old rice terraces carved in Mt. Ifugao

These amazing terraces were made and tended by the Ifugao people, a group of native Filipino’s. It has been said that if you took every terrace made by the Ifugao and stacked them end to end, They would circle the moon two times. They also call these majestic terraces the eighth wonder of the world. If you visit, not only do you get to to see the terraces but you also get to meet the people who made them.

BANAUE RICE TERRACES: EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.

Boracay

It is known for it’s white and glassy-smooth sand beaches.

Boracay’s attraction isn’t limited to just a few things. It’s combination of many things that makes this island uinique. A part of it’s white sand beaches, Boracay is also famous for being on the world’s destination for relaxation. It is also emerging among the top destination for tranquility and night life. The reasons you should visit Boracay at least once in your life to know better the manner of being friendly and hospitable of every Filipinos.

BORACAY: A TOURISTS DREAM

Palawan

The most beautiful place in the Philippines.

Palawan’s outstanding land and seascapes make it a world-class cultural, adventure and nature destination. From trekking through the hills, valleys and rivers to snorkeling and diving. Just recently underground river in Palawan was name one of the new 7 wonder of the nature. Palawaqn preserve the natural integrity of their environment, to partaking and celebrating with the locals at some of the diverse. Festivals held throughout the year, there are truly remarkable experiences awaiting you in Palawan.

PALAWAN: THE BEST OF THE BEST.

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