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Zamboanga doesn’t get the attention it deserves because of the negative perception about it. However, those that make the trip to this province find themselves discovering a region that has plenty to offer in terms of natural, cultural and historical attractions. If you plan to make the trip, there are
Puerto Galera in Oriental Mindoro is a famous beach destination because of its accessibility from Metro Manila and nearby cities. You don’t have to book a flight to reach it. You can go on a whim or leave just before the weekend and have more than enough time to make
Quezon province is a popular summer and weekend destination because of its accessibility from Manila, and numerous attractions and things to do. It has many beaches worth a visit or overnight stay, waterfalls to chase, historical landmarks, a colorful festival, and delicious gastronomic offerings. There are many buses that travel
Baguio City has two names famously associated with it: “City of Pines”, and “Summer Capital of the Philippines.” This city in the mountains is a popular destination because of its cool weather and variety of attractions. It is also accessible by private and public transportation. The road improvements over the
Bukidnon isn’t your typical Philippine destination. It doesn’t have beaches, lagoons or stunning underwater ecosystems, but it is unique because its main draw is its rugged beauty of rolling hills, fetching landscapes and mountains. This province offers a ton of adventure for those who make the trip. There is no
Rizal is near Metro Manila, and its proximity has made it a popular weekend, day trip or vacation destination. The mountains surrounding it, the waterfalls and the rivers coursing through it, has given the province many natural wonders worth discovering. This destination is also easily accessible by public transportation from
Capiz is located on Panay Island and is a possible gateway to Boracay in the north. The province is often overlooked, but for those that make it their destination, they are rewarded with a chill ambiance and pristine natural attractions. Capiz was one of the first few settlements of the
Bohol is a famous travel destination for both locals and foreigners for good reason. The province is blessed with many natural attractions such as waterfalls, beaches, and mountains. It is also accessible by either plane or boat. Airlines have regular flights to and from Manila, and boats frequently travel from
Camiguin is the smallest province in Northern Mindanao, and it’s the second smallest province in the Philippines next to Batanes in terms of population. The Island Born of Fire is what most locals call Camiguin. The province has seven volcanoes in its vicinity; the most popular being Mt. Hibok-Hibok, known
La Union is bordered by the Cordillera Mountain Range, and the West Philippine Sea. The province became popular for its surfing spots and was even hailed as the Surfing Capital of Northern Luzon along with Baler. However, La Union is more frequented than Baler because of the latter’s proximity to