Above: View of Hundred Island Remember when there was a time when you would go on a boat trip in a beach, hopping form one island to another? If you are the type that enjoys going to and fro and seeing sites of what you have never seen, this place would be your ultimate island hopping trip. And what better destination would give you the most of island choices rather than… the Hundred Islands? Another amazing National Park of the Philippines would be the ... Read More

Above: View in Hidden Valley Springs One of the nearest places of refuge from the busy city of Manila. The fastest getaway from stress. A getaway of nature’s haven… Hidden Valley Springs. Found in between the mystic mountains of Mt. Makiling and Mt. Banahaw lies acres of crater that is more than 300 feet deep that was formed during some volcanic eruption a hundreds of centuries ago. From the crack, a couple of natural pools pure mineral water in different temperature came to life. ... Read More

Above: View of Mt Apo Mount Apo is the large stratovolcano located in Mindanao. The name Apo is derived from the word “Master” of “Grandfather”. The mountain has a volcanic crater 500 m wide containing a small crater lake where it is used as source of geothermal energy. The Mount Apo has been declared as a national park by Manuel L. Quezon in May 9, 1939. The area is filled with 270 bird species. Considered as one of the most popular destinations ... Read More

Above: Views of Zambales The name Zambales was derived by the Malays from the word “Samba” which means to praise or to worship. Zambales is found at the central part of Luzon and almost shares the same land positioning as Pangasinan, Tarlac and Pampangga. It had been discovered by a Spanish explorer named Don Juan De Salcedo. There are three dialects used in this province, and that is Tagalog, Ilocano and Zambals. The land area of Zambales is 3,714sq.km and is considered as an agricultural ... Read More

Above: View in Boracay 200 miles south of Manila, Boracay lies surrounded by bodies of water. Boracay used to be a part of Aklan Province in its days when it used to be undiscovered, but it sheered in independence on April 25, 1956. Its discovery hit in the 1970’s and opened its beach stretches to tourism that started to boost up since 1980’s with mostly backpackers on the go. There are two sides of beaches in this island paradise, White Beach and Bulabog Beach, ... Read More