Philippine

Move aside beaches! It’s time to feature mesmerizing waterfalls! Located in Cateel, Davao Oriental, the Aliwagwag Falls attract tourists not only because of its cool running waters…

Pampanga holds the title of being the Culinary Capital of the Philippines as they offer some of the best Filipino dishes, but there’s more to this Central Luzon province that…

Tarlac is the most multicultural of the Central Luzon provinces. A mixture of four distinct groups – the Pampangos, Ilocanos, Pangasinenses and Tagalogs – share this province and l…

Want a quick beach and island escape from the bustling cities of Metro Manila? Hop on a bus or drive your way to Zambales! Zambales is blessed with pristine attractions for sun wor…

One of the most notable destinations in Ilocos Norte is the two-story mansion that was the former holiday home of late President Marcos and his family. It is now a museum, where vi…

In Ilocos Sur, you’ll be delighted to step into the picturesque Vigan, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It feels like time traveling to the past, as the Spanish-era houses have been w…

Explore the chill surf beach vibe and other tourist spots in La Union, one of the favorite quick weekend destinations of young Metro Manila dwellers. This laid-back coastal town is…

Pangasinan is a destination for tourists who wish to explore islands and beaches, waterfalls, and feast on tasty local cuisine—all just 3-4 hours of drive from Manila. Pangasinan t…

Cauayan was an original town of the Province of Cagayan. It was transferred to Nueva Vizcaya when it became a province in 1839. Upon the creation of Isabela as a province by a Roya…

The province of Nueva Vizcaya is located in the north-central part of Luzon in Region 2. The province of Ifugao and Isabela bound it on the north and northeast, on the east and sou…