Baguio City

Welcome to the summer capital of the Philippines – Baguio . Never forget the “8th Wonders of the Word”, the Banaue Rice Terraces which is inscribed in the World Heritage List. The terraces were built by the Ifugao tribe using their bare hands. Baguio City ’s leading park is Burnham Park offers guest with man-made stream for boat rides, skating areas, playground for children, Igorot garden, garden of flowers and orchidarium. Botanical Garden, gives a site of native Igorot or indigenous people huts. Inside the garden is a display of artworks and some souvenir items. Smell the pines? That means you are near Wright Park. This was build for American soldiers and civilians as their leisure area. Inside the grounds is a narrow rectangular artificial pond of water. Mansion House the official summer residence of the Philippine president. For other leisure pursuits in Baguio visit Baguio Cathedral, Camp John Hay, Mines View Park, Lourdes Grotto, and Bell church. Photo credit: johntewell

Home of the Tarsier

Bohol, Philippines is known to be the haven of one of the smallest known primates in the world, the Tarsiers. An adult tarsier weighs an average of 130 grams, and is less than a size of human hand about four to five inches long with its tail longer than its body. One would surely be captivated with their mini monkey-like features and remarkable huge eyes. So don’t miss these cute tiny creatures when you’re on a trip to Bohol. Photo credit: verzo

White Water Rafting

White water rafting is one of the highlights of Cagayan de Oro’s tourism. Rafting at the Cagayan de Oro Rivers at Misamis Oriental, Philippines is indeed a pleasant experience to behold. With around 21 huge and strong rapids to go through that would surely turn around not only the rubber boat but also turn your spirits upside down, one would be enticed to engage in this one of a kind experience over and over again. Moreover, who would not be satisfied with a graduation jump either from a 15-foot high or a much higher bridge down to the water?! Try it! Photo credit: banggigay

Trusted Tours & Attractions

Vacation is one of everyone loves to travel. I travel a lot but only in the Philippines. I went several places from North to South. I also have a lot of experiences especially for booking. Instead you want to travel in this date but you can’t book a flight or hotel because it’s available. So I would suggest if you want to a good vacation then you should book your travel before hand. If it is peak season like summer then you have to book your vacation a month before.

I had an experienced vacation in San Francisco, California. There are a lot of things to do in San Francisco. I went on parasailing together with my friends. It was an awesome experienced. Some of my friends are afraid of heights. Well, I wasn’t scared at all. Parasailing isn’t meant to be thrill ride or anything. It is meant to let you enjoy the scenery and of course taking pictures. It was also a great experience because you will see views of the mountain and the see, views are so breathtaking. It was totally worth it. The one who provided for our parasailing are all licensed professionals, so it’s safe because they know what they are doing.

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Queen City of the South

Cebu ( Queen City of the South), the oldest city in the country. It has several historical landmarks. It is in this City where Sinulog Festival is celebrated with street dancing. First destination, Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Taoist Temple , Tops Skyline Garden and a lot more. Cebu is also famous with their beaches. Sumilon Island offers marine reserve (with coral reef). Tanon Strait most whale and dolphin habitat is located. The City is well-known for its guitar making and their sweet mangoes. If you like to watch birds visit Olango Wildlife Sanctuary where you can see a large number of migratory birds. Photo credit by: dxpsycho

Underground River Palawan

Palawan, one of the top tourist destinations. It is also know as the “Last Frontier”. It’s top tourist attractions are: Calauit Island Wildlife Santuary (where you will see wildlife African animals), Coron Reefs (where you can see seven captivating lakes enclosed by limestone cliffs), El Nido Marine Reserve (where you will see mangroves, white sand beaches, and Palawan’s virgin forest), St. Paul Subterranean River National Park (a 8-kilometer river going to an underground lagoon with different rock formations), and of course Tubbotaha Reefs National Marine Park (this is a perfect spot for divers. It has the most abundant marine life and was included in the list of World Heritage Site). Photo credit by: lenareh

Dumaguete City

Dumaguete City, the largest city of Negros Oriental. Commonly know as The City of Gentle People. The city is famous for their dolphins and whale sanctuary. You can find in Dumaguete City the oldest American University in Asia which is Silliman University . One of the historic landmarks is Dumaguete Belfry (before its belltower serves as a watchtower for any surprise attacks of bandits), Fleur-de-lis Hall (it is a home of theater productions), Aquino Freedom Park . Feast of Days/Celebration: Hugyawan Dalansayaw (December), Buglasan festival (May), Kasadyaan Festival (December), Mei Hua (Beautiful China) Festival (corresponds to Lunar New Year). For more adventure visit other cities of Negros Oriental like Bais and Canlaon. Photo credit by: revenui

Chocolate Hills in Bohol

Bohol is well known because of the chocolate hills. Now, they offer a lot more to their visitors and tourist like their world class resorts, crystal springs et cetera. Bohol has 6 islets (Panglao, Pamilacan, Cabilao, Jao, Mahanay, and Lapinin). These islets offer great diving spots and for snorkeling well, beautiful marine creatures and underwater scene. If you want to see stalactites and stalagmites then visit Hinagdanan Cave . Once you get inside you can have a swim in the pool. One you shouldn’t miss is the Tarsier Sanctuary (Tarsius syrichta) also known as the “midget monkey of the Philippines ”. Photo credit by: edrocker

Tagaytay City

Tagaytay, the second summer capital next to Baguio City . A perfect place to hide and relax! It’s just one hour and a half away from Manila . It offers a spectacular view of Taal Volcano. It is the smallest but active volcano. It has had 33 furious recorded eruptions. Tagaytay provides a cool climate for travelers. Where to go if you are in Tagaytay? Never miss Palace in the sky previously known as People Park . Next on the list Picnic Grove it’s about 13-hectare. It is highly recommended for families to have their picnic here. You can rent huts and cottages if you want to stay overnight. They have amenities for skating and horseback riding. Adjacent to Picnic Grove is Japanese Friendship Garden which brings its visitors closer to nature with its flourishing ornamental plants, flowers and a delicate manicured green lawn. Photo credit by: digitalformat