The Visayas region offers epic climbs for both beginner and seasoned adventurers, including tough trails and logistical challenges. Top climbs include Mt. Kanlaon, Mt. Baloy-daku, Mt. Nangtud, Mt. Madjaas, Mt. Talinis, Mt. Mandalagan, Alto Peak, Tres Marias, Mt. Pangasugan, and Mt. Suiro, each with unique and captivating experiences. Other notable hikes in Visayas include Mt. Panamao, Mt. Cabalian, Valderrama Trilogy, and Mt. Napulak, catering to all adventure levels.
Biliran, an often overlooked province in Eastern Visayas, offers breathtaking natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage waiting to be explored. This hidden gem boasts pristine beaches, captivating waterfalls, and historical significance, making it an ideal destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers. From Sambawan Island to Mt. Tres Marias, Biliran promises a unique and unforgettable experience.
Despite the dread, difficulty, and expenses, the mountains have always been my place of solace. This major climb to Mt. Nangtud reminded me to breathe, to take time for myself, and to pause and appreciate the moment. In an age of instant gratification and short-term trends, the mountains remain a timeless source of peace and adventure. Going to the mountains is not just a phase; you’ll always find yourself going back. Once a mountaineer, always a mountaineer.
I’ll admit, there are days when I question if this life is still worth living. But just like the epiphany during Ed Sheeran’s concert last March, I can’t help but thank God for keeping me sane and alive to watch RADWIMPS perform live to witness these moments. What a time indeed to be alive.
Discover the rich religious heritage of Cebu, aptly known as the ‘Cradle of Christianity’. Explore centuries-old churches nestled within its vibrant streets, each steeped in faith and history. From the iconic Basilica Minore del Santo Niño to quaint chapels scattered throughout the city, these architectural marvels echo with the footsteps of explorers, missionaries, and believers, offering a profound glimpse into Cebu’s spiritual past and inspiring awe and reverence in visitors.
An exhibition space and contemporary museum, Pintô Art Museum is a must-visit sight for those seeking a rich and immersive artistic experience. Located in the historic pilgrimage city of Antipolo in Rizal, the museum was established in 2010 to showcase the art collection of Filipino neurologist and arts patron, Dr. Joven Cuanang.
Siquijor has been veiled in mystery due to the presence of folk healers practicing spiritualism. Visitors are drawn to witness the preparation of herbal brews, testing the reputed medicinal powers for various ailments and even matters of the heart. Beyond its mystique, it’s the warm smiles and hospitality of the Siquijodnons that leave an indelible mark, making every visitor’s stay delightful and unforgettable.
Located at the heart of the Philippines, Masbate is a charming province surrounded by the azure waters of the Visayan Sea. It shares borders with provinces like Sorsogon, Albay, and Quezon, making it a key part of the Bicol Region. Comprising the three main islands of Masbate, Ticao, and Burias, along with smaller islets that add to its coastal beauty, the province boasts a diverse geography, from sandy beaches to rolling hills and lush mountains.
Craving for mangoes? Well, why not visit an island province that treats you to the sweetest and juiciest mangoes in the Philippines? Welcome to Guimaras, the Mango Capital of the Philippines!
Have you ever wondered why Catanduanes is called ‘Happy Island’? Why do tourists go to Catanduanes? And for those who are not familiar with this island province: Is Catanduanes Luzon or Visayas?
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