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Iloilo is the place, Ilonggo is the people and their culture, and Hiligaynon is the language

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Zamboanga del Norte today is equally famous for Dakak Beach, the province's foremost natural attraction. The very popular Dakak Beach is most known for its beautfiully shaped cove and powdery white sand, and as a diving mecca in Mindanao.

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DAKAK PARK AND BEACH RESORT, Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines

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Pawa Mangrove Park is one of the known tourist spots in Masbate featuring a 300-hectare of Mangrove Plantation and a 1.3-kilometer long wooden bridge with sidewalk wooden kiosks spanning a body of seawater.

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Aerial view of Pawa Mangrove Park, Brgy. Pawa, Masbate City.

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Sorsogon is known as the 'Land of Kasanggayahan' or 'A Life of Prosperity'. From its amazing tourists destinations to its heart-warming and friendly Sorsoganons, the Province has a lot to offer. Click on each marker to check out some of the most popular tourist destinations in the province of Sorsogon!

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SORSOGON Travel Video | 4K Resolution | Sorsogon Tourism Video

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Originally named after its Patron Saint, Francis of Assisi, 1181-1226, the municipality of General Trias was founded in December 13, 1748. The original name of the town was changed to General Trias in honor of Gen. Mariano Trias (1869-1914), by virtue of a law fathered by Emilio P. Virata during his term as representative of Cavite, 1919-1921.

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Bohol is also considered as the tenth largest island of the Philippines. Bohol province is a popular destination not only for locals but also to foreigners for its beaches and resorts. Bohol also plays a role in the history of the country as it was the home of the eighth president of the Philippines, Carlos P. Garcia.

Bohol is home to various animal species that would catch the eye of any nature-loving tourist. The most popular of these animals is the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world.

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San Agustin Church in Manila is the oldest church in the Philippines and the only church which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Manila.

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Puerto Princesa’s World-Famous Underground River

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Located in the south-western part of the Philippines and about 65 kilometers north-west of Puerto Princesa, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999. It was also voted as a New7Wonders of Nature in 2012.

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José Rizal was born on June 19, 1861, in a original two-story Spanish colonial house in Calamba, Laguna. During WWII, Rizal's original house was destroyed, but was rebuilt at the same site on June 19, 1950.

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Kadayawan is a Davao Festival celebrated every August that serves as a thanksgiving event for the gifts of nature, the wealth of culture, and bounties of harvest and serenity of living.

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Locally known as the Hagdan-Hagdang Palayan. It has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1995. Since then, the world has noticed and never stopped talking about the Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras.

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A festival originating in Cebu City in the Philippines, celebrating the Cebuanos' conversion to Roman Catholicism; it is held on the third Sunday of January and honors the Santo Niňo— the Santo Niňo de Cebú—or Holy Child Jesus.

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The hanging coffins of Sagada, Philippines

Members of the Igorot tribe of Mountain Province in northern Philippines have a long and unique practiced tradition of burying their dead in hanging coffins, nailed to the sides of cliff faces high above the ground.

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Batanes is the smallest province in the Philippines

It is the northernmost province of the Philippines.
land area: of 230 km
Location: 121° 45′ to 122° 15′ east longitudes, and at 20°15′ north latitudes.