Baguio is called the Summer Capital of the Philippines for its cool climate year round - 10° cooler than lowland places. The coolest months are from November to February. Among the many tourist attractions include: the Mansion House which is the official residence of the Philippine President when in Baguio; the Botanical Garden (also called the Igorot Village) which captures the ethnic spirit and cultural legacy of the Igorot dweller; Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, Baguio Cathedral and the Asin Hot Springs.

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The Banaue Rice Terraces, also dubbed as the Eight Wonder of the World, was inscribed in UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 1995 for its “great beauty that expresses conquered and conserved harmony between humankind and the environment.” It showcases the stunning engineering skill and ingenuity of the Ifugaos from 2000 years ago. It is said that if put end to end, the length of the terraces would encircle half of the globe!

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Bohol, “God’s Little Paradise,” is the tenth largest island of the Philippines, surrounded by other islands that shields it from typhoons and heavy rains. Popular attractions are the Chocolate Hills, consisting of no less than 1,200 hills of uniform-shaped mounds covered with grass which turns chocolate brown at the end of the dry season, hence the name. Other natural wonders include: the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest known primates that is no larger than an adult man’s hand; and a number of breathtaking white beaches waiting to be discovered.

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Boracay is a world renowned beach destination which is famous for its fine white sand and clear blue waters. Visitors can choose to participate from a wide variety of activities that the island offers: banana boat riding, mountain hiking, motorbiking, wall climbing, snorkeling and beach hopping, windsurfing and kiteboarding. Party-hopping is popular as well in Boracay because the island is one informal party place from sunset to sunrise!

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Cebu is the country’s gateway in the south. International flights to and from neighboring countries are available. Cebu is abundant in beauty and natural wonder: from migrant birds to colorful flowering plants, from fine beaches to good quality dive spots. The city is celebrated for its rich culture and history. It was the province where the discoverer of the Philippines, Ferdinand Magellan, first set foot in Philippine soil in 1521. The city was also the de facto capital of the Spanish colony and home of the oldest Sto. Nino image in the country.

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Davao City is considered the world’s largest city for its land area and is lucky to be typhoon-free! It is home to the Philippines’ highest peak, Mt. Apo (or “grandfather of all Philippine mountains). Tourists can take pleasure in one of several fine resorts, visit the Philippine Eagle Nature Center, the Crocodile Park or the Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague.

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Palawan offers visitors nature at its unspoiled best! - vast tract of tropical rainforest, wide stretch of coral reefs, huge collection of marine wonders, the world’s longest underground river, miles of sandy white beaches, crystal clear blue water. It is the abode of over 300 species of flora and fauna, hence it gained the title “Haven of the Philippine Wildlife”. Palawan was featured in the international reality TV program, the Amazing Race, as well as in a James Bond Movie “Tomorrow Never Dies”.

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Located on the northwest tip of Luzon, Pagudpud is rich in unspoiled natural resources with verdant hills, enchanting waterfalls splashing the landscape that flows into the South China Sea. Popular attractions include Bantay Abot Caves which literally means “a mountain with a hole”; the Timmangtang Rock, from the top of which one can see the calm blue sea, Kaibigan and Saguigui Falls and the famous Malingay Cove or Blue Lagoon.

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Puerto Galera is located 130 kilometers south of Manila. It has an irregular coastline with clear blue waters and sand beaches. It may be the nearest beach of good quality from Manila. Some resorts provide transportation from Manila. During peak season, parties abound the place all night. Some sports activities that tourists can engage in is golf and kayaking among others.

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The town of Sagada, located up north, sits on a limestone valley with over sixty known caves, some of which can be explored with the help of locals. It is also famous for hanging coffins arranged on high and steep side of rock formations, seemingly impossible to reach. The oldest coffin is more than a century old! Another must-see attractions for visitors and locals are the multi-chambered Sumaging Cave, the Boking Waterfalls where the underground river in Latang leads to, and Sagada handwoven souvenirs.

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Subic Bay was once an ammunition depository that has gradually evolved into an outstanding Freeport. Discover a wide variety of flowers and plants nurtured by the area’s rich and fertile soil. One may also come face-to-face with some jungle animals like monkeys or of the ocean like whales and dolphins. Water activities like sailing and parasailing; indoor and outdoor sports like badminton, golf; and eco activities like trekking await guests at Subic.

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Tagaytay is about 56 kilometers or an hour and a half drive from Manila. The city’s climate is relaxing with its relatively low temperature at 22°C, low humidity of about 78%, and generous rainfall. It is a very good place for picnics, horseback riding, and golf. The view overlooking Taal Volcano and Taal Lake is breathtaking.

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Vigan City lies along the western coast of Northern Luzon. It is probably the oldest surviving colonial Spanish town in the country today. In 1999, Vigan was inscribed in the World Heritage List as the city “represents a unique fusion of Asian building design and construction with European colonial architecture and planning.”

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