Ilo-Ilo is located in visayas region. Just one flight directly from manila, Ilo-Ilo is a province full of festivities and mouth-watering dishes and delicacies made wholeheartedly by Ilongos.
In the northeastern tip of Mindanao lies a slice of paradise relatively unknown until the 90’s. Since then, domestic and international visitors only have great admiration for this place in all its purity and simplicity. Despite the increasing popularity and esteemed following, Siargao Island , otherwise known as the “ Surfing capital of the Philippines ” is still pretty much laid-back, unperturbed by urban civilisation. Siargao is your classic tropical island with swaying coconut palm trees, turquoise waters teeming with colourful marine life, breath-taking panoramic views all around with the candour of the local people. Once every year, the tranquil surroundings give way to the “ Siargao Cup ”, as surfers compete riding out the famous “ Cloud 9 ”, a sign of the island’s distinguished status in the surfing world. After all, it has been featured in Surfer magazine as early as 1993 and belongs to the top 10 surf sites in the world. But, Siargao is not jus...
Taal lake and volcao view from Tagaytay Tagaytay, officially the City of Tagaytay, is a 2nd class city in the province of Cavite, Philippines. It has a population of 71,181 people (as of 2015) and it is one of the most visited cities in the Philippines because of its cold weather, panoramic view of Taal Lake and of course the world's famous Taal Volcano which erupted last January 2020, spewing ash and volcanic rocks high up into the air, affecting many cities including some cities in Cavite, Batangas and even Metro Manila. Taal Volcano's Phreatic Eruption of January 2020 ...
Panoramic view of Anawangin Cove from the Hill Top. ANAWANGIN, ZAMBALES: Anawangin Cove is situated at Barangay Pundaquit, Municipality of San Antonio, Zambales. The kilometer long stretch of a beach is made out of volcanic materials that spewed out by the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo on 1991. Before it was opened as a tourist spot in Zambales, Anawangin is one of the home of the indigenous Aetas that once lived in the cove but due to the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo they have decided to flee and leave their homeland and never comeback. View of the beach side, a baracade that separates the resort and the beach. Anawangin is now a tourist spot. A perfect place to hang out with friends, family, colleagues, workmates, etc. TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS: There are no cellular signal in Anawangin and its source of electricity is limited so if you are planning to go to this place you should bring atleast 2 powerbanks with atleast 10,000mAh and that is only...
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