above: hotel on the hill overlooking white sand beach of Boracay The country of the Philippines is known to have the most fantastic and awesome beaches. Philippines offers a lot of magnificent beaches where vacation or even just a short tour can make your life experience more meaningful. To assist travelers, the following are the following outstanding and recommendable beaches in the Philippines: 1. BORACAY The Island of Boracay is a very popular place to visit if you want the white ... Read More

  above:  The way to the longest underground river in the world, which can be seen at Palawan, Philippines The Philippine country formally called as the Republic of the Philippines is a country located in South East Asia in the Western Pacific Ocean.  It is the second largest archipelago comprising 7, 107 islands which is classified into three major main geographical divisions, these are Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.  One thing that attracts the tourists to visit the Philippines is mainly because of its people ... Read More

Coron is found in the northernmost tip of Palawan province.  What sets it apart from the rest of Palawan is not just the sea, but it’s not as commercialized as the other parts of the region.  At one point, we got stuck in sea when our boat’s motor died and we couldn’t even make a call via cellular phone because where we were was a dead spot.  There also are resorts without electricity and relies on power generators. But other than those slight ... Read More

Bohol is found in the Visayas group of islands in the tropical country of the Philippines.  Known for its friendly people, beautiful beaches, and of course the most famous Chocolate Hills, Bohol is a tourist destination through and through. The best time to visit Bohol is in the summer when it’s easier to go visit some of the country’s popular tourist spots.  When we say summer, it’s around March to May.  And no, Bohol isn’t just about going to the beach, there’s more ... Read More

Above: View in Puerto Galera Puerto Galera was one of the oldest religious missionary settlements in the Philippines. This was discovered by the Spanish in 1575 and was declared the Capital Province of Mindoro Island until 1837 when Calapan took the place as Provincial Capital. However, artifacts prove that multicultural nations have existed even before the Spaniards have arrived. Chinese records proved trade offs between Chinese people and Mangyan people for gold, shells, birds, corals and so on. The name Puerto Galera was speculated ... Read More