La Union Travel Guide: Philippines’ Surf City and Weekend Escape from Manila
La Union — specifically the strip of surf beaches and cafes around San Juan — has become the most popular
La Union — specifically the strip of surf beaches and cafes around San Juan — has become the most popular
Mayon Volcano is the most famous volcano in the Philippines, and arguably the most perfectly shaped stratovolcano in the world.
Complete guide to Puerto Princesa, Palawan — the Underground River, Honda Bay island hopping, Iwahig firefly watching, getting there, food, and where to stay.
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Complete guide to Bacolod, Negros Occidental — the MassKara Festival, chicken inasal, The Ruins, heritage sites, day trips, and where to stay in the City of Smiles.
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Leyte occupies a peculiar position in the Philippine travel landscape: it has extraordinary things to see — one of the
Rizal Province sits right on Manila’s eastern doorstep — the Sierra Madre foothills begin within an hour’s drive of Makati