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.
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?
Planning a trip to Albay? Get ready to discover the rich cultural heritage of Albay through the local myths and legends surrounding this majestic landmark. Find practical tips on accommodations, dining, and transportation to make your journey seamless. Uncover hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path attractions to make the most of your Albay adventure. Whether you’re an avid nature enthusiast or a cultural explorer, this travel guide ensures you have all the insights needed to create lasting memories in Albay.
I know my boss is tired of reminding me to never make unverified claims but Mt. Naupa is such a great hiking and camping destination – that describing it anything less than ‘best’ would be an understatement.
Mt. Kapayas (locally known as Lantawan) is one of the notorious hiking destinations located in Cebu, particularly in the Municipality of Catmon. It stands at around 783+ masl and provides a breathtaking view of the municipality’s neighboring mountain ranges.
Cebu City is not only a great place for historical tours and sightseeing. Aside from its tropical island vibes, it is also a home to a number of waterfalls that will challenge the adventurer within you.
History is a subject not everyone is interested with – but, for sure, Vigan City will always ring a bell among Filipinos. This UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Ilocos Sur is part of the New Seven Wonder Cities – which I have been dreaming to see for real. So when the gang decided to visit Ilocos Region after our one week trip to Palawan, I couldn’t get more excited to visit the historical attractions that is in Ilocos Sur.
Sandboarding and windmills – these were actually the only things that we had in mind when we planned to visit Ilocos Norte. But the province exudes more than the adventure it promised. Far beyond the adrenaline, we got more than what we bargained for – unexpected lessons in history, taste of hearty dishes, immersion with locals, and memories to keep for a lifetime.
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