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El Nido Big Lagoon & limestones cliff

El Nido

Palawan
El Nido is home to one of the most mesmerizing sceneries you can ever experience. With its lagoons filled with soothing clear waters, it is renowned for its white-sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs, and a plethora of activities on the island.
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Manila Cathedral, Intramuros Manila

Intramuros

Metro Manila
Also known as the Walled City, Intramuros was built by the Spaniards more than 400 years ago and served as the Spanish government’s seat during its colonization in the Philippines.
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Zamboanga City aerial view

Zamboanga City

Zamboanga Del Sur
City of Flowers, Zamboanga is a progressive city located in the south-western area of the Philippines. Its rich Spanish culture, mesmerizing tourist spots, and the prevalence of Chavanano, the only Spanish-based creole in the country, make Zamboanga City worth traveling to.
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Luban Pahiyas festival

Lucban

Quezon
Nestled in the heart of Quezon Province, the municipality of Lucban is a charming destination that captivates visitors with its cultural richness and scenic beauty.
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Baguio sunrise

Baguio

Benguet
The abundance of pines in Baguio city has resulted in the nickname “City of Pines.” Additionally, thanks to its relatively cooler climate, it is dubbed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
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Vigan street Calle Crisologo

Vigan

Ilocos Sur
Vigan City is one of the few finest preserved Spanish colonial towns in the Philippines. Known for its Renaissance structures, it has also been influenced by Chinese and European architecture.
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Lake sebu beautiful scenery

Lake Sebu

South Cotabato
Situated in the heart of South Cotabato, Philippines, Lake Sebu showcases nature's unparalleled beauty and cultural abundance. Esteemed as a captivating locale in the area, this serene lake captivates guests with its awe-inspiring scenery, dynamic indigenous heritage, and numerous outdoor pursuits beckoning for exploration.
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Tanay Rizal mountain view

Tanay

Rizal
Tanay, Rizal is a perfect place to escape from the busy hustles in the metro. It offers a unique dimension that may be extra attractive for outdoor junkies and nature lovers. Here’s a quick guide on why Tanay, Rizal should be your next go-to place when you’re stressed.
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Laoag City Sign

Laoag

Ilocos Norte
Laoag is home to several historical landmarks and a tropical savanna climate. But it also has mesmerizing sceneries and jam-packed activities that will surely make any traveler’s stay worth it.
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Loboc river floating restaurant

Loboc River

Bohol
Loboc River, sometimes called the Loay River, is one of the cleanest rivers in the Philippines. It has seemingly green waters, but some locals stated that its color is from the reflection of leaves, and it has originally brown waters.
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Aerial View of Tulang Diot Island, Camotes

Camotes Islands

Cebu
The beauty of nature emanates from the various beaches and farms found in Camotes. You can bask in the warmth of the tropical sunshine while sipping a cold bottle of booze.
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Sohoton Cove in Bucas Grande, Siargao

Siargao Island

Surigao Del Norte
Beautiful white sand beaches, clear waters, exotic wildlife, large mangrove forests, enchanting lagoons... Siargao has it all!
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San Sebastian Cathedral in Bacolod

Bacolod City

Negros Occidental
Dubbed as the "Sugar Bowl of the Philippines," and "The Gateway to Sugarlandia," Bacolod is a highly progressive and the richest elite city in Negros Occidental
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San Juanico Bridge Tacloban City

Tacloban City

Leyte
Known as the city with the highest population count in Eastern Visayas, Tacloban should never leave your go-to travel destination.
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Boracay Island Aerial Shot

Boracay Island

Aklan
With its extraordinary beaches and exclusive resorts, it definitely has the power to turn heads. Even with a size as small as seven kilometers in length and 1 kilometer in width, this holiday destination is home to a plethora of beach activities and water sports.
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Discover the Flavors of the Philippines: A Guide to the Best Food Spots in the Archipelago

 

The Philippines is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, and its cuisine is a reflection of this diversity. From the traditional dishes passed down from generation to generation to the fusion of flavors influenced by Spanish, Chinese, and Malay cuisine, there is something for every palate in the Philippines.

One of the most popular traditional dishes in the Philippines is Adobo. This dish is made with meat, usually chicken or pork, cooked in a mixture of soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, and pepper. It's a staple dish in every Filipino household and can be found in almost every restaurant in the Philippines.

Another must-try dish in the Philippines is Sinigang. This sour soup is made with tamarind as the base and usually includes fish, pork, or shrimp, and vegetables such as okra and eggplant. It's a hearty and comforting dish, perfect for a rainy day.

For seafood lovers, the Philippines is a paradise. The country's long coastline and many islands make it a perfect spot for fresh seafood. A popular seafood dish in the Philippines is Kinilaw, a raw fish dish similar to ceviche. It's made with fresh fish, usually, tuna or salmon, marinated in vinegar, ginger, and chili.

The Philippines is also known for its street food scene. The country's night markets or "turo-turo" are a great spot to try a variety of dishes, from grilled meats to fried street foods. One of the most popular street foods in the Philippines is the famous "Balut", a fertilized duck egg with a partially-developed duck inside, it's a delicacy in the Philippines.

For dessert, the Philippines is known for its sweet treats. The most popular dessert is "Halo-halo", a mixture of shaved ice, evaporated milk, and various ingredients such as sweet beans, fruits, and jelly. Another popular sweet treat is "Turon", a fried banana roll filled with caramelized brown sugar and jackfruit.

The Philippines is a food lover's paradise. From traditional dishes to street foods, the country's diverse cuisine is a reflection of its culture and history. Discover the flavors of the Philippines by visiting these food spots.

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