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Boracay Island, one of the top beaches in the Philippines and one of the best Visayas tourist spots, is blessed with a long stretch of powdery white sand beach (called White Beach), crystal clear and azure waters, and a stunning sunset. The island doesn't fall short on adventures and activities for people of all ages.Boracay Island is located 0.8 kilometers (0.50 mi) off the northwest corner of the mainland Panay and belongs to the province of Aklan in the Western Visayas region, or Region VI, of the Philippines.

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The Banaue Rice Terraces, or Hagdan-hagdang Palayan ng Banawe in Filipino, are the rice terraces particularly close to Banaue downtown and the ones printed on the twenty peso banknote. They are easily accessible and surrounded by concrete structures, causing it to score low in the UNESCO inscription. The presence of too many modern structures makes it less appealing. To be honest, the rawness of the place seems to be fading.

Although not included in the UNESCO list, the Banaue Rice Terraces were declared as National Cultural Treasure by the Philippine government. How can they not? No matter how many modern structures are present, these rice terraces are over 2000 years old, built by the ancestors of indigenous Ifugao mainly by hand, and passed on from generation to generation — that alone is amazing!

However, there’s another problem. Most of the younger generation of Ifugaos do not find farming interesting and the older ones are now becoming weak. As a result, the “steps” which require constant care are now becoming more prone to erosion.

Since the Banaue Rice Terraces became a main tourist attraction, the locals, including the youth became more drawn into the hospitality industry as it seemed to be more lucrative. We cannot blame people who need to support their families. We can only hope that the government and the local people would unite to keep this cultural wonder alive.

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Kawasan Falls is a three-tiered waterfall that is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Cebu. The falls cascade into a natural pool of crystal-clear turquoise water, making it a great spot for swimming and relaxation.
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It is a multi-layered waterfall system located in Barangay Matutinao in the town of, Cebu. It is without doubt the most visited tourist attraction here in Badian.

Famous for its beautiful turquoise water, Kawasan Falls sits at the foot of Mantalongon Mountain Range, approximately one kilometer from the national road of Badian and at least four hours of trekking from Osmeña Peak of Dalaguete. Its cold and clear water cascades through layers of waterfalls emanating from Kandayvic Spring before going to Matutinao River and the Tañon Strait.

The waterfall system consists of two main cascades both with deep natural pools ideal for swimming. The first cascade stands at approximately 40 meters while the less crowded second level has a height of approximately 20 meters and can be reached within ten minutes of trekking.

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The Chocolate Hills are a geological formation in Bohol Province, Philippines. There are at least 1,260 hills (and maybe more) spread over an area of more than 50 square kilometres (20 sq mi). They are covered in green grass that turns brown (like chocolate) during the dry season, hence the name.

The attraction is exactly what it sounds like: rounded hills located at the center of the tiny island that go brown in color during the dry season so they end up looking like giant chocolate truffles.

According to one story, a giant who had been disappointed in love wept, and the hills grew where his tears fell. In another version, a pair of giants went to war and lobbed boulders at each other for days. The giants eventually resolved their differences, but the mounds remained where the rocks landed.

Chocolate hills in Bohol is regarded as a tourist sport in the Philippines and is one of the national pride. Furthermore, as a filipino, it is one way of loving and admiring the god given sceneries of our own country land.

The hills are made up of cone-shaped limestone formations that were eroded over millions of years by wind and rain. They are covered in lush vegetation that gives them their distinctive chocolate color, and they are considered one of the most iconic landmarks in the Philippines.

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Puerto Princesa in Palawan is most famous for the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park or the Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and holds a place in the New7Wonders of Nature.

Palawan's capital of Puerto Princesa is more than just a jump-off point to more exciting parts within the island like Coron and El Nido. Puetro Princesa offers just as many great spots and sights that will appeal to adventurers, foodies and cultural history buffs.

Puerto Princesa is the 2nd most popular holiday destination in the province, behind El Nido. Recognised as the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines, the capital of Palawan offers a pleasant urban environment nestled in splendid natural surroundings that include great beaches and pristine forested hills.
Puerto Princesa is the 2nd most popular holiday destination in the province, behind El Nido. Recognised as the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines, the capital of Palawan offers a pleasant urban environment nestled in splendid natural surroundings that include great beaches and pristine forested hills.

1 THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN PUERTO PRINCESA

Subterranean River National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts many visitors to Puerto Princesa, though it's a good 2-hour-long drive northeast of the city. The city and its immediate surroundings offer a good range of pleasant options for things to see and do.

Subterranean River National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts many visitors to Puerto Princesa, though it's a good 2-hour-long drive northeast of the city. The city and its immediate surroundings offer a good range of pleasant options for things to see and do.

Honda Bay provides a range of thrilling leisure activities, from island-hopping to snorkelling. You'll be surrounded by a variety of fascinating species at the Butterfly Garden, while the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre introduces you to local fauna. Our Lady of Immaculate Conception is a notable religious edifice in the old town centre and makes for a worthwhile bit of sightseeing.

provides a range of thrilling leisure activities, from island-hopping to snorkelling. You'll be surrounded by a variety of fascinating species at the Butterfly Garden, while the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre introduces you to local fauna. Our Lady of Immaculate Conception is a notable religious edifice in the old town centre and makes for a worthwhile bit of sightseeing.

2 NIGHT LIFE IN PUERTO PRINCESA

When it comes to nightlife in Puerto Princesa, you'll find a pretty decent choice of venues for partying and clubbing. There are many other venues to hand here, including discotheques and restaurants, meaning you’ll be able to find a suitable spot to while away the wee hours in Puerto Princesa.

FOOD AND DINING IN PUERTO PRINCESA
Puerto Princesa's dining scene consist of local and international restaurants that can almost any palate. You can sample genuine Filipino food at Kalui Restaurant, Italian favourites at Olio E Basilico Ristorante, or Japanese delicacies at Tadzmaki Sushi Restaurant, just to give but a few examples of the wide range of dining venues

PUERTO PRINCESA SHOPPING

A stop-off at Puerto Princesa for a bit of shopping could be a good idea before setting off to the more remote destinations on Palawan Island. The city has a lively shopping scene of boutiques, markets, and a shopping mall.

Puerto Princesa's main shopping complex is Robinson’s Place, which has a cinema and restaurants. If you're looking for souvenirs and gifts to bring back home, interesting arts and crafts shops like Asiano, Binuatan Creations, and Kaingu can also be found in Puerto Princesa.

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Picnic Grove is a pleasant attraction in Tagaytay City that lets you embrace the beauty of nature. Surround yourself with its lush green trees and plants while enjoying a scenic view of Taal lake and the volcano. Escape the city noise and heat with its serene environment, cool temperature and soothing fresh air.

Your Picnic Grove experience won’t be complete without having a delightful picnic in their Picnic Town. Your food will taste much better because of its blissful surroundings. The soft touch of the cool breeze, the gentle sway of the pine trees and the sweet whispers of the birds will make you feel refreshed as you take every bite

Whether it’s a short afternoon nap on its grassy field or a fun family gathering on its wooden tables—this charming place won’t fail to enhance the quality of your experience.

EXPLORING PICNIC GROVE

I’ve been here a few times since high school and I used to enjoy old-school skating at their oval. We later saw that the oval was converted to a motor parking lot. For most parts, I’m really happy that Picnic Grove hasn’t changed a lot since my first visit. In fact, it actually improved for the better. The huts, rails and walkways were regularly repainted and the entire place is clean and green as before.

HORSE BACK RIDING

It was our first time riding a horse when we went here in 2005. Their field is wide enough for the horse to get that chance to gallop a bit. The trainer made the horses walk more carefully most of the time for safety reasons. Having watched a lot of movies with horse scenes, it was nice to experience what it’s like firsthand.

VIEWING DECK AND ECO TRAIL

The viewing deck is practically the starting point of the Eco-trail. It allows you to get the widest view of Tagaytay and nearby provinces because it’s on top of an elevated corner in Picnic Grove. The pergola that they added there made the viewing deck look more elegant. It also lets you brace yourself for a long and tiring walk as you look at the length of the eco-trail on its right side.

Nature tripping at the eco-trail
Hanging Bridge and Zip Line
Several stops to take a photo or to simply check the view are expected here—especially if you travel with a group. The most popular stop, of course, is the hanging bridge. Picnic Grove’s shaky wooden bridge adds a thrill to your leisure walk. Stopping by in the middle of the bridge and then looking down below to see how high you are is a bone-chilling fun experience.

Hanging Bridge of Eco-trail - Picnic Grove - Tagaytay City, Cavite
Hanging Bridge of Picnic Grove
If you’re too lazy to walk and want to get ahead of your group, you can consider riding their zip line. This will take you straight to the opposite end of the eco-trail and will even spare you from the steep climb at the last part of the trail. If it’s the entire group that is too lazy to walk—they also have a cable car that can take everyone there.

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It is one of the most beautiful mall in Manila. It was desiged by an Italian achitech based on famous Venice theme. It is considered as most romantic mall in Philippine. There is a big canal in the centre where guests can take gondola ride with gondoliers singing songs reminding of Venice.

Venice Grand Canal Mall also known as Venice Piazza is a shopping center at Mckinley Hill located at Taguig Metro Manila. It is well known for its replica of Macau and Italy’s Grand Canals. A visit to the mall will give you the feel of wandering around the shopping centers of Venice. The Venice Grand Canal is the most visited attraction in the area. With its foreign and modern architecture, guests and customers gather in different spots to have their photos taken. Its unique architecture is inspired by the finest and most elegant cities in Europe. The structure’s meticulous details and carvings are embedded in pastel colors.

Aside from its popularity through its creative façade, it also caters to different cuisines for the foodies. It is just the right place for Italian restaurants as it establishes a realistic foreign vibe. With its pastries and sumptuous sandwiches, Gran Caffe Lavena gives its customers a wide view of the Grand Canal. Another food spot is Toni and Sergio, it is well praised for its pasta and pizza treats. The mall also escalates love and romance to a whole new perspective by adding in the famous Italian Gondolas in the mall. Friends and lovers can create memories as Filipino talents serenade them while gondoliers steer their way to an experience of a lifetime. There is also an area where lovers can attach their lovelock. Because it is believed that those who leave their symbols of love along the bridge railings will be granted a gift of love of a lifetime. The mall also showcases performances from various bands and singers, along with unique street acts that will surely blow your mind out of amusement. Aside from entertainment through music, you can also roam around the bazaars and get unique finds.