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White Beach in Boracay Island. Located in the central Visayas region, about an hour's flight from Manila City, Boracay Island is home to what is widely regarded as the best tourist spot in the Philippines.
2. Intramuros
Step back in time and explore the storied streets of Intramuros, the iconic walled city and one of the Philippines' most treasured historical landmarks. This 64-hectare Spanish stronghold, built by conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, stood resilient for centuries until it was ravaged by World War II. Yet, its captivating ruins remain, offering visitors a glimpse into the grandeur of old Manila City.
3.Mayon Volcano
The moment your plane touches down at the airport of the province of Albay, the gateway to Bicol region, you're welcomed by the breathtaking sight of Mayon Volcano—its flawless, symmetrical cone rising dramatically against the sky.
4.Taal Vocalano and Lake view in Tagaytay City
Just a couple of hours south of Manila City, about 60 kilometers away, locals often seek a refreshing weekend escape in Tagaytay City, known for its cool weather and family-friendly atmosphere. This scenic destination offers the perfect respite from the city's hustle and bustle.
5.Kawasan Falls in Cebu island
Cebu Island, located in the heart of the Visayas region in central Philippines. The island province of Cebu is a vibrant destination famous for its stunning beaches, rich history, and breathtaking natural attractions—one of which is the iconic Kawasan Falls in the town of Badian
6.Rizal Park in Manila
Rizal Park is a historic landmark, home to the Rizal Monument that features Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s national hero. This site has deep national significance, with the monument guarded around the clock and a 46-meter flagpole standing proudly in front, the flag of the Philippines fluttering in the breeze from Manila Bay.
7.Cloud 9 Surfing Spot in Siargao Island
Siargao Island, located in the island region of Mindanao, south of the Philippines, has rapidly become one of the country's top destinations, especially for surf enthusiasts. Known as the country’s surfing capital and even considered by some as the surfing mecca of Asia, Siargao has transformed from a quiet island into a hotspot for adventure seekers and young travelers
8.Puerto Princesa Underground River in Palawan Island
Puerto Princesa City serves as the gateway to Palawan Island and is home to the world-renowned Puerto Princesa Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Spanning over 8 kilometers, it is the longest underground river in the world that can be explored, winding through a magnificent cave system adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites
9.Chocolate Hills in Bicol Island
The Chocolate Hills in Bohol Island, located in the central Visayas island region of the Philippines, are a true natural wonder and a must-see destination. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Natural Monument, these 1,268 cone-shaped hills transform into a stunning chocolate-brown hue during the dry season, giving them their name. This unique landscape is one of the main reasons Bohol Island stands out as a top destination in the Philippines.
10.Tubbataha Reef Diving Spot in Palawan Island
Tubbataha Reef, one of the top diving spots in the Philippines and the world, is located in the heart of the Sulu Sea, off the coast of Palawan Island. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned as a center of marine biodiversity, attracting divers and marine conservationists alike