The Philippines is home to just over 7,000 islands, each of them offering visitors unique experiences, cultures, and landscapes. From white sand beaches to lofty volcanic peaks, the landscape is diverse.
Most aesthetically pleasing in the country. There are hundreds of small islands, beaches, lagoons, and lakes to explore by boat, and the water is always incredibly clear.
Visitors travel here to see the white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and limestone cliffs as they island-hop their way around the spectacular surrounding area.
Tagaytay is an area south of Metro Manila known for its cool climate and beautiful volcanic scenery. It’s a favorite for those looking to escape Manila’s monstrous humidity.
For hundreds of years locals have been raising crops on these stepped rice terraces, which have been carved into the mountainside. The area is lush and green and the hiking options are immense.
An island that is both legendary and infamous amongst travelers. There’s no doubt it will remain a place for party animals and white-sand beach lovers to flock to for years to come.
A strange yet intriguing place to visit. The area is famous for the way the locals bury their loved ones. They place them in coffins and hang them from the sides of the cliffs.