Mt. Binacayan - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Binacayan measures 426+ MASL, and it's a small but tiring hike because of its terrain. Though separated by the Wawa River from Mt. Pamitinan, Binacayan almost has the same features in terms of difficulty and trail types. Some fruit-bearing trees and shrubs bloom like ornaments, and the lullabies from birds can be heard. You will be certified as a "revel in trekking" because of the rock climbing and scrambling on the boulders and limestone cliffs with sharp edges. Below are its specifications:

Mt. Marami - Hike Guide You Need To Know

By elevation, Mt. Marami measures 405+ MASL, and it is a mountain in Cavite that can give you relaxation because everything is surrounded by green, while the slopes from afar are picture-perfect. With that in mind, this mountain is getting its own record as one of the hiking destinations in Southern Luzon. Not only that, it is also one of the most visited mountains in the province because of its simple and gradual trails. You can't stop yourself from a death-defying pose on the rock formation called "silyang bato." Fruit-bearing trees, coconuts, bananas, and other crops can give you a Farmville feeling while the birds are singing their lullabies. Below are its specifications:

Mt. Talamitam - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Though no trees are dancing and birds singing, the nude shape of Mt. Talamitam, with elevation: 630+ MASL, makes it one of the hiking destinations in the Province of Batangas. Considered a friendly mountain for beginners, yet it can bring a remarkable hiking experience to seasoned hikers because of its soil type, which is slippery and muddy during the wet season and hot during summer. As you can see in the photo above, it is covered with green, which brings a relaxing aura to the eyes.

Mt. Pico de Loro - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Pico de Loro or Mt. Palay-palay, located in Ternate, Cavite, has a combination of beauty and trekking adventure; it has a lot to offer in terms of natural beauty and richness. Birds are singing, colorful flowering plants on the ground, orchids hanging on the branches, bananas, and fruit-bearing trees like coconuts and mangoes. Reaching the top of the Monolith or the Parrot's Beak is a must-have because it will test your fear and agility. Its name was given by the Spanish seafarer because it looks like a parrot’s beak from afar. Refer to the details below for its specifications:

Mt. Damas - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Damas, with an elevation of 685+ MASL, is a mountain in Tarlac with amazing views from its summit, healthy forest areas, and cool weather. Although until now, it is under debate whether it’s a minor or a major hike. Others would say it’s minor because of its elevation, but others would say it's major because of its trail type and technicalities. During our ascent, they were both correct; the entire journey was composed of an uphill and downhill trek with a river crossing. That doesn't end there; since it's wet season, the muddy and slippery terrains made our journey remarkable.

Mt. Daraitan - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Daraitan, with the stunning view of the Tinipak River, is a perfect place to relax and re-energize your body. When we saw the gorgeous photos of this mountain, we thought it had calmness and the positivity that nature possesses. Also, hiking this mountain and crossing the river can give you a unique experience because the place is surrounded by relaxing greens, and the sound of the rushing water by the river preserves tranquility. Aside from this mountain, the province of Rizal has a lot to offer, from arts, crafts, food, rivers, and caves.

Mt. Maculot - Hike Guide You Need To Know

I'll place Mt. Maculot as the second highly recommended mountain to hike in Batangas because of different factors. Can also be one of the best options for day hikes because of its minor trail type and terrains that are covered with trees and surrounded by grass and shrubs, the air is the fresh, cool ambience and a perfect location for a stunning shot with the world famous and most active Taal Volcano on the background. In addition, the Rockies are the best and most famous part of this mountain range.

Mt. Lubog Traverse to Mt. Hapunang Banoi

Mt. Hapunang Banoi is situated beside Mt. Pamitinan, and separated by Wawa Dam from Mt. Binacayan. These mountains in Montalban, Rizal are now famous in the mountaineering world because it is surrounded by luscious green trees, making the area look so relaxing, and the wind is cool, clean, and fresh. Plus, the exhilarating terrains added an adventure to hikers; a perfect place to relax and an Instagram-worthy worthy.

Mt. Cristobal - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Cristobal, lying in Quezon Province, is one of the famous mountains in Luzon because of the countless stories, rumors, and legends about "ghosts" and other extraterrestrial events. As a result, it is called the "Devil's Mountain." On the other hand, Cristobal hides amazing terrains, surrounded by dense forest areas. There are mosses, ferns, and orchids hanging on the branches, proof that this wildlife sanctuary is still preserved. Also, the ambiance and weather are cool.

Mt. Guiting-Guiting Travel Guide – Conquering the Knife-Edge of Romblon

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About Mt. Guiting-Guiting

Mt. Guiting-Guiting, towering at 2,058 MASL, is the crown jewel of Sibuyan Island, Romblon. Renowned for its razor-sharp ridges and technical knife-edge trail, it is considered one of the most difficult and dangerous climbs in the Philippines. The mountain sits within a protected natural park and is a sanctuary for rare flora and fauna, including endemic pitcher plants and cloud rats. A dream climb for experienced mountaineers, G2 is not just a test of endurance, but of grit and mental toughness.

Mt. Ugo Travel Guide – Scenic Hike in Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya

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About Mt. Ugo

Mt. Ugo (also called Mt. Ugu) rises 2,150 MASL along the boundary of Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya. Known for its pine-covered trails, breathtaking ridge walks, and sea of clouds, it is one of the best hikes for beginners transitioning to multi-day treks. Once the crash site of a tragic plane accident, Mt. Ugo has since become a peaceful trekking destination for those seeking adventure and solitude in the Cordilleras.

Mt. Timbak Travel Guide – Easiest 2,717 MASL Hike in Benguet

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About Mt. Timbak

Mt. Timbak (also called Mt. Singakalsa) is the third-highest mountain in Luzon and the ninth-highest in the Philippines at 2,717 meters above sea level. Located in Atok, Benguet, it’s known for its scenic vegetable terraces, sunrise views, and cultural heritage. The summit can be reached via a short hike or even by vehicle, making it one of the most accessible major peaks in the Cordillera region.

Backpacking in Tawi-Tawi (7 Best Tourist Spots)

For me, the Province of Tawi-Tawi is the hardest province to penetrate because of its geographical location. Not only that, it is always associated with "war" and, most of the time, being judged and considered as "unsafe" for travelers, which I disagree with! Bongao, its capital, is the busiest municipality in the province but has a lot of stunning tourist spots and destinations that are just waiting to be recognized.

Featuring Basilan (4 Best Tourist Spots)

The Province of Basilan is an island province in the Bangsamoro Region. Its old name was Tagime, and it was named after a Datu who ruled the island before the arrival of the Spaniards in the province. Its name was changed several times until BasihBalan, derived from their legendary weapon called “pira”, which was made of basic iron, and Balan, meaning magnetic, which was shortened to Basilan. Not just history, the province also hides amazing tourist attractions.

Featuring Butuan City (Top 3 Tourist Spots)

1. Butuan National Museum

This branch of the National Museum houses a collection of relics discovered in the region. There are ceramics, earthenware, locally woven fabrics, paintings, books, jars, skeletons, and many more. Each of the items is enclosed in glass cabinets, while the others are on the walls.

Featuring Sultan Kudarat (7 Best Tourist Spots)

The Provincial Capitol of Sultan Kudarat is situated in Isulan, and according to reviews, it is one of the most beautiful capitols in the Philippines - it's definitely a big YES for me. The capitol compound is 9.2 hectares covered with well well-maintained landscape, while the artistic structures are based on Islamic architecture, painted with white and gold. On the other hand, in the middle of the capital ground, there's a gigantic golden statue of Sultan Kudarat, whom the province was named after.

Isla Jardin Del Mar - Things You Need To Know

Upon arrival, I easily heard the relaxing rushing waves hitting the shoreline. After paying the entrance fee, with excitement, I headed to the side where the sound came from and found a stretch of fine white sand and playful, crystal clear water. Not only that, this beach has emerald seas, and the coconuts and the trees by the beach serve as a perfect backdrop. By the way, the wind is cool and fresh, and the area has a relaxing ambiance - perfect for a family outing and a weekend getaway. 

Featuring Ozamiz City (4 Best Tourist Spots)

1. Ozamiz City Hall

After my historical tour in Dipolog and Dapitan City in Zamboanga del Norte, I traveled to Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental (Region 10). Its capital is Oroqueta City, but I chose this place because I want to see and touch Fort sa Cotta and the Cathedral. On the way, I noticed the wide farmlands, but when I arrived in the center, this city was the same as the other cities; business establishments were on every corner, transportation was continuous, and the streets were undeniably busy. From the Integrated Terminal, I rode on a tricycle to the different tourist spots, attractions, and destinations.

Backpacking in Camiguin (9 Best Tourist Spots)

Every time I hear the word Camiguin, I usually think of the best lanzones in the Philippines and the Sunken Cemetery. But during our visit, we saw how wealthy the top tourist spots and destinations in the province are in terms of natural beauty, making the province one of the best tourist attractions in the Philippines. Backpacking is not a big problem here because at the port of Camiguin, multi-cab, with a driver, can be chartered for the whole day tour (and that’s what we did).

My Backpacking in Pagadian City - Your Guide

After Ozamis City and Misamis Occidental, I travelled to Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur, which is the last province on my list. It was a three-and-a-half-hour land travel with a huge picture of how the people of the Zamboanga peninsula live. At the integrated terminal, I rode a motorcycle to the centre of the city, passing by the famous rotunda. I was wearing a sando, and I easily felt the fresh and cool wind while we were on a descending road with a clear view of the stunning sunset.

Zamboanga del Norte Tourist Spots

1. Dapitan City Plaza

Dapitan City Plaza (“Liwasan ng Dapitan”), also known as the Town Square, is the plaza that Dr. Jose P. Rizal beautified and developed during his exile. It has an estimated land area of 1 hectare, and it is laid out in the traditional rectilinear Spanish colonial manner. The plaza already existed when Dr. Jose P. Rizal arrived in Dapitan on July 17, 1892. Making this area one of the top tourist attractions in Zamboanga del Norte. Details from Dapitan City Official Website

Featuring Southern Leyte (5 Best Tourist Spots)

The top tourist spot and destination in Southern Leyte is Maasin Cathedral, a catholic place of worship in Maasin City. It was originally built in 1700 by the Jesuit priests; however, it was severely damaged because of the Moro rebels. The bricks and the mosses on the façade give an older and unique look, which is perfect for modern selfies. This cathedral is definitely one of the historical pillars of the province. Since it is situated in front of the plaza and a few meters away from the City hall, it is one of the busiest areas in the city.

Solo-Backpacking in Samar Province (8 Best Tourist Spots)

The San Juanico Bridge is the most visited tourist spot in Samar and Leyte. A few years ago, the province captured the world's attention because of the devastation brought by Typhoon Yolanda. But did you know that Samar also hides something in their mountainous and forested areas? These are breathtaking and definitely a splendor of nature’s beauty that needs to be discovered. Some of Samar Island's must-visit tourist spots and destinations are historical landmarks, waterfalls, and caves.

Capul Island - Things You Need To Know

Capul Island is one of the must-visit gems of Northern Samar. This island municipality can bring you back because of the famous century-old lighthouse and church. If you’re into the outdoors, you can explore the hidden and majestic caves or hop on and off the rock formations by the shore; it’s your choice. If you just want to relax, no worries. The island is surrounded by crystal clear waters and the continuously blowing cool fresh air. The coconut and other trees create an amazing backdrop by the shore, which is highlighted by the white sand beaches.

Featuring Leyte Province (6 Best Tourist Spots)

The MacArthur Landing Memorial Park in Palo, Leyte, is one of the most visited landmarks in the Province or even in the Philippines; this is to commemorate the historical landing of General Douglas MacArthur. The actual landing in October of 1944 was the start of the liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese occupation – the Second World War. The statues were created by Anastacio Caedo. The significance of this park can be read on the historical markers placed in front of the park.

Featuring Biliran (5 Best Tourist Spots)

Biliran has a lot of stunning tourist spots and destinations to offer. Ulan-Ulan Falls and Tinago Falls are famous and majestic waterfalls hiding in the Province's mountains. Naval, its capital, is now highly urbanized, making it easy for travelers to discover and experience what they have. Since it has many mountainous areas, nature's magnificence is still waiting to be discovered. Not only that, they also have stunning beaches, great products, and friendly people.

Miagao Church - Things You Need To Know

Commonly known as the Church of Sto. Tomas de Villanueva is an old baroque church in Iloilo. Miagao Church is one of the world-famous baroque churches in the Philippines, and it has become one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The construction of this church began in 1787 under Fray Francisco M. Gonzales. O.S.A. was the parish priest of Miag-ao, and Domingo Libo-on was the Gobernadorcillo. The Church was completed in 1797 and served as a fortress against the Muslim Raiders. In 1898, this church was destroyed during the revolution, but it was rebuilt.

Backpacking in Guimaras (9 Stunning Tourist Spots)

The Province of Guimaras will definitely be brought up on the topic when we talk about mangoes because they are said to have the “Sweetest Mango in the Philippines.” With that, their local delicacies, with mango, are just mouth-watering. Aside from that, the residents must be proud of their breathtaking and stunning tourist destinations, such as beaches, historical sites, and other activities. They also have the Manggahan Festival, an annual festivity to thank them for their bountiful mango harvest. It is a small island province that can be visited for the whole day, but it can offer a lot to visitors.

Solo-Backpacking in Capiz (8 Best Tourist Spots)

Roxas City is the capital of Capiz Province – the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines” in Western Visayas. If you are on Panay Island, it is highly recommended that you visit this rich city to witness and experience the heritage sites of the modern generation. Also, the province has the most controversial and awaited annual festivity in the Philippines – the “Aswang Festival.” Politically, the city is prominent because it is the hometown of the late Philippine President Manuel A. Roxas.

Apo Whang Od - The Pride of Kalinga

Apo Whang Od is an indigenous tattoo artist from Kalinga province who uses an old style of tattooing called "Batok," or traditional hand-tapped tattooing. She became prominent because she has been featured on local TV shows, international documentaries, magazines, and others.

Bakun Trio - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Hiking the Bakun Trio (Trilogy) in Benguet was an urgent decision. We met at the Victory Liner Bus Terminal in Cubao and rode a bus bound for Baguio. From Baguio City, we chartered a jeep to Bakun, Benguet. Travel time was within 4-5 hours. But before reaching our destination, we passed by different landmarks of the North, one of which was the Highest Point (photo above). The entire travel period was an adjustment period for our group and other participants.

Kaparkan Falls Travel Guide – The Hidden Terraces of Abra

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About Kaparkan Falls

Kaparkan Falls, also known as Mulawin Falls, is a multi-level waterfall located in the highlands of Tineg, Abra. Its natural limestone terraces filled with turquoise water resemble the rice terraces of Banaue, making it one of the most picturesque hidden gems in the Cordillera Region. The falls are accessible only during the rainy season, which makes every visit a rare treat.

Subic Beach (Pink) - a stunning gem in Sorsogon

We finally arrived at Subic Beach, others call it the Pink Beach, in Sorsogon. Day 2: Backpacking in Albay, Sorsogon and Catanduanes. There is no direct route from Legaspi City to Matnog. So, from Daraga Shell gas station, we rode in a bus with a “Bulan” signboard and alighted in Trece. The travel time was about 3-4 hours, passing by Sorsogon City and the nearby municipalities. In Trece, we chartered a tricycle, alighted in front of the municipal hall, and met Christian, our boatman.

Apuao Grande Island Travel Guide – How to Get There, Things to Do, Budget, and Itinerary

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About Apuao Grande Island

Apuao Grande Island is a secluded paradise in Mercedes, Camarines Norte, known for its white sand beaches, pine trees, and serene coastal atmosphere. It's perfect for travelers looking to disconnect from the busy city life and enjoy raw island charm without the crowds. This island sits next to Apuao Pequeña and is often part of a day tour or overnight camping adventure.

Featuring Albay (5 Best Tourist Spot)

1. Albay Cathedral

Around 11 AM when we started our adventure. From Lita's Lodge, we walked to our first destination - the historical Albay Cathedral. It is also known as the Cathedral of St. Gregory the Great situated in front of McDo and beside Legaspi City Hall. According to its historical data, this cathedral started as a chapel built in the 1580s by Spanish missionaries. The early structure was made from local products such as wood and nipa. Then, it emerged as a stone structure in 1800.

Featuring Palawan (24 Best Tourist Spots)

1. Kayangan Lake

Kayangan Lake (Photo by Cheng Santos) is one of the must-visit tourist spots in Coron. This attraction is perfect for people aiming for adventure and a picture-perfect landscape. Getting on top of the viewing deck will take a 10 to 15-minute trek, but it will certainly be half for fun because there's a rich diversity of flora on the trails. Upon reaching the spot for viewing, you can quickly feel the tranquillity in the area and see the artistic coral stone formations dipped in the calm waters that mirror the image of the skies, which adds a stunning color to the landscape. 

Featuring Oriental Mindoro (14 Best Tourist Spots)

1. White Beach, Puerto Galera

White Beach is an area near the crowded center of Puerto Galera, one of the island's most popular destinations. If you just want to relax on a beach with fine white sand and cool, crystal-clear water, you can find it here. The area has a gorgeous landscape because of the trees by the beach. The serenity of this island is still maintained, so you can have a relaxing day tour.

Quezon Province Travel Guide: Top Tourist Spots, Budget, and Itinerary

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About Quezon Province

Quezon Province is located in Southern Luzon and is famous for its heritage churches, colorful festivals, coconut plantations, and scenic coastal towns. It's a cultural and spiritual destination that blends history, religion, and nature — just a few hours from Metro Manila.

Featuring Laguna (18 Best Tourist Spots)

1. Mt. Romelo

Hiking the mountains of Laguna and chasing the waterfalls is a good option. Hiking to Romelo's campsite and the Buruwisan Falls is always challenging because the trail is usually covered with mud. After all, it is being used by the locals, with their horses and carabaos, to transport goods to the low-lying areas. The trail is covered with hardwood trees, coconuts, and fruit-bearing trees that create a cool ambiance. The water on the river and waterfalls is crystal clear and totally refreshing. If you're looking for extreme, some organizers set up ropes for wall climbing and canyoneering. Continue Reading >>>

Batangas Travel Guide – Best Beaches, Tourist Spots, Itinerary & Tips

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About Batangas

Batangas is a province in Southern Luzon, just a few hours from Metro Manila. Known for its white-sand beaches, diving spots, mountains, and heritage towns, Batangas is perfect for weekend getaways, family trips, or solo adventures. It's also home to the famous Taal Volcano and ancestral churches like Taal Basilica. Not only that, the Batangueños are naturally born cooks, so expect sumptuous delicacies in different parts of the province.

Zambales Travel Guide – Top Tourist Spots, Beaches, Itinerary, and Budget

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About Zambales

Zambales is a province in Central Luzon famous for its pristine coves, surfing beaches, historical landmarks, and vibrant coastal towns. Home to Subic Bay and the famous Anawangin and Nagsasa Coves, it’s perfect for weekend getaways, beach camping, and adventure trips just a few hours from Manila.

Tarlac Travel Guide: Culture, Nature & Adventure in Central Luzon

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About Tarlac Province

Tarlac Province is the “melting pot” of Central Luzon, home to diverse cultures (Kapampangan, Pangasinense, Ilocano, Tagalog). It offers a rich mix of history, nature, adventure, and quirky attractions like hot‑air balloon festivals in New Clark City.

Bataan Travel Guide – Best Tourist Spots, Beaches, Itinerary & Budget

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About Bataan

Bataan is a province in Central Luzon filled with historic landmarks, World War II memorials, and scenic beaches. Known for the infamous Bataan Death March and Mount Samat Shrine, it’s also a go-to destination for weekend beach trips, mountain hikes, and heritage tours. Whether you're a history buff or nature lover, Bataan is a rewarding escape just a few hours from Manila.

Featuring Cagayan Province (4 Best Tourist Spots)

Cagayan Province, or Cagayan Valley, has one of the top natural attractions in Luzon, and it is Palaui, one of the Virgin Islands, situated in the municipality of Sta. Ana. It became prominent because it was the location where the two seasons of Survivor, a hit US TV reality show,  were held. It is small but has a lot to offer, such as the historical Cape Engaño Lighthouse, the artistic rock formation of Dos Hermanas, the fine white sand of Mabolbol Shore, and the flora and fauna along Siwangag and Lagunzad trails. Of course, the serenity and the breathtaking beauty are well preserved, fewer visitors due to its topographical location.

Featuring Ilocos Sur (10 Best Tourist Spots)

The Province of Ilocos Sur is situated in Luzon and is part of Region 1. It became one of the top tourist destinations because of its natural and historical sites, such as the Heritage City of Vigan, which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Not only that, you can't leave Ilocos Sur without tasting their famous Empanada and Sukang Iloco.

Featuring Ilocos Norte (6 Best Tourist Spots)

Pagudpud is definitely one of the top tourist destinations in Ilocos Norte. Situated at the Northern tip of Luzon, Pagudpud is one of the top tourist attractions and destinations in the province. It also claims the title: "Boracay of the North" - that's according to the tourists and travelers who experienced its beauty. This paradise has a similarity with Boracay, from the white sand shoreline to the crystal clear waters of the Blue Lagoon, to the relaxing and cool sea breeze, to the golden sunset, up to the remarkable activities during the day and parties in the evening.

Silanguin Cove - a hidden paradise in Zambales

The province of Zambales faces the West Philippine Sea, so it is well known for its gorgeous fine white sand and crystalline waters. Silanguin Cove is at the top of the list because it has a beautiful coastline highlighted by the amazing slopes of the mountains in the background. Other prominent beaches are Crystal Beach, Anawangin Cove, Talisayin Cove, and Nagsasa Cove. Who doesn't know about the Scarborough Shoal, it is just a few kilometers from here.

Anawangin Cove - a stunning fine white sand beach

We traversed Mt. Pundaquit to Anawangin Cove during a super hot summer vacation - it was my first time seeing this beauty. And after half a decade, I finally made a comeback and witnessed the other side. Among the coves in Zambales, this stunning beach is the most prominent and most visited place, making this gorgeous spot a tent city during summer. This time, we camped at the right spot!

Liwliwa Beach - a surfer's paradise in Zambales

This place is prominent for its beach and surfing waves. Our group, Batang Hamog Mountaineers, has been participating in the annual celebration of Philippine Independence by creating an activity focusing on #Kalayaan, #Kasarinlan, #Freedom, or #Independence. This year's event was Freedom Surf 2018, held at Home Break Hostel, one of the simple resorts in Liwliwa, Zambales. If you're unfamiliar with this spot, it's normal because prominent surfing spots usually are Siargao, Baler, La Union, and many others. Now Liwliwa, in Zambales, is the newest addition to the list.

Bega Falls - a stunning landscape in Agusan

Bega Falls is the newest tourist destination in Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur. Its name is derived from a local word, "Bega" which literally translates to "flirt" in English. According to the local folk story, the area is the home of the mystical woman. One that is sure, Bega Falls, is picture-perfect because of its majestic landscape. From the crystal clear waters free flowing from the towering limestone cliffs, carpeted with ferns and mosses. The strong water pressure created a natural pool at the base that serves as a swimming pool.