Take a trip down memory lanes by paying a visit to Corregidor, a living reminder of the pride, courage, and heroism of Filipino and American soldiers during World War II.
Camiguin is considered the tourism capital of Northern Mindanao. Although it is the second smallest province in the country after Batanes, Camiguin is big in tourist attractions.
Tourists in the island paradise of Samal are overwhelmed with the richness of its natural resources and biodiversity.
Romblon has also its own share of white sand beaches that are perfect for swimming and other water recreations.
Festivals are considered a primary engine for driving the tourism industry aside from the Philippines’ unspoiled beaches and other man-made and natural attractions
For travelers looking for a place to relax and unwind, Capiz, a province in the Western Visayas region, is a must-go destination.
Home to the great Ivatans, Batanes is composed of ten islands and is subdivided into six municipalities. Its tourism industry is buoyed by natural features such as a subtropical climate, magnificent landscapes and seascapes, and rich cultural heritage.
Mountain climbing in the Philippines allows hikers to explore the country’s stunning natural resources and biodiversity.
Iloilo is a magnet for travelers seeking to explore the beauty of the Western Visayas region in the Philippines.
