


Region: Luzon
Province : Ifugao
Carved on the rugged mountainsides of the Cordilleras in the northern Philippines are rice terraces so beautiful and bountiful beyond belief. How the Ifugao people’s forefathers built them 2,000 years ago, reshaping immoveable cliffs and diverting spring water from nearby jungle forests into a complex network of irrigation, remains a mystery.



Region: Luzon
Province : Benguet
Summer Capital of the Philippines enchants visitors with its cool mountain climate, pine‑lined landscapes, vibrant creative culture, and rich Cordilleran heritage—offering refreshing nature escapes, lively markets, and unforgettable experiences in the Philippines’ beloved City of Pines.




Region: Luzon
City: Metro Manila
The capital of the Philippines is at once a global megacity and a smattering of neighborhood localities. It is composed of 16 cities, with three main hubs: Manila, recently considered the most densely populated city center in the world; Quezon City, the government center and home to some of the country’s world-class universities; and Makati, the business district.



Region: Luzon
Province : Palawan
You can’t speak of paradise without mentioning Palawan at least once, or twice, or maybe more than a hundred times. Forged with various rock formations, lush mountains, clear turquoise waters, talcum sand, and kingdoms of flora and fauna, the country’s last frontier is probably Mother Nature’s favorite Philippine province.



Region: Visayas
Province : Aklan
Boracay Island is one of the top destinations among the 7,641 islands that make up the Philippines. It was awarded as The Best Island in Asia by Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards in 2019 and one of Asia’s Best Beaches by TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards 2019. The island is reborn into a laid-back and family-friendly destination after its six-month rehabilitation.



Region: Visayas
City : Iloilo
Iloilo captivates with its rich heritage, vibrant gastronomy, and warm Ilonggo culture—offering travelers historic landmarks, lively festivals, and easy access to stunning island escapes.




Region: Visayas
Province : Cebu
Bursting with history, vibrant culture, and stunning island escapes, Cebu offers travelers pristine beaches, world‑class diving, lively festivals, and flavorful cuisine—making it one of the Philippines’ most exciting and diverse destinations to explore.






Region: Visayas
Province : Bohol
Bohol is more than just the world-famous Chocolate Hills. But, yes, the hills are a must in your bucket list — if you want to imbibe how the world is truly filled with the grandeur of the One up there.




Region: Mindanao
Province : Surigao Del Norte
Surigao City, provincial capital of Surigao del Norte inthe northeastern part of the Philippine island group of Mindanao, was a crucial port town in the region under Spanish rule in the mid 1600s.



Region: Mindanao
City : Davao
Once known as the largest city in the world, Davao City has now slipped to second place — and that’s still quite a global badge of honor, too.
Discover the Philippines through its three vibrant regions, each offering its own landscapes, cultures, and unforgettable journeys.
Luzon is the most populated of the three island groups making up the Philippine Archipelago.
As of 2020, the Luzon island group had a total population of 62,196,942, representing 57.04% of the entire population of the Philippines.
Luzon is the most populated of the three island groups making up the Philippine Archipelago.
As of 2020, the Luzon island group had a total population of 62,196,942, representing 57.04% of the entire population of the Philippines.
A breathtaking island province in the Cagayan Valley Region, known for its rolling hills, dramatic cliffs, stone villages, and powerful winds—offering a serene escape where raw nature, rich Ivatan culture, and unforgettable landscapes come together.
An island province in the Bicol Region known for its wild coastlines, rolling hills, pristine beaches, and powerful surf, offering a peaceful escape where unspoiled nature, warm communities, and breathtaking landscapes define every journey.
A popular coastal getaway in Batangas’ CALABARZON Region, known for its long white‑sand shoreline, clear blue waters, and vibrant resorts—perfect for swimming, water activities, and relaxing tropical escapes close to Manila.
For several years now, Palawan in the Philippines continues to take pride of place in the annual “best” lists of such upscale travel magazines as Conde Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, and National Geographic Traveler.
The Visayas are a collection of islands in the centre of the Philippines archipelago. A number of these islands have achieved worldwide fame for their great beaches. A visit to Visayas is essential for those looking for a combination of perfect beaches, great diving and some wonderful landscapes.
A world‑famous island escape celebrated for its powder‑soft white sand, crystal‑clear waters, and vibrant tropical energy—perfect for beach lovers seeking relaxation, adventure, and unforgettable sunsets.
A stunning island destination in Iloilo known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, crystal‑clear waters, white‑sand beaches, and fresh seafood feasts—offering an unforgettable escape for island‑hopping and adventure lovers.
A peaceful island getaway in Negros Occidental under the Western Visayas Region, known for its clear waters, vibrant marine life, and laid‑back coastal charm—perfect for quiet escapes, snorkeling, and slow‑paced island living.
A very happening island destination in Asia and the Pacific, Cebu offers idyllic beach getaways and popular diving spots, thrilling eco-adventures and extreme sports, heart-stopping Instagram-worthy festivals, and state-of-the-art shopping and nightlife.
The Visayas are a collection of islands in the centre of the Philippines archipelago. A number of these islands have achieved worldwide fame for their great beaches. A visit to Visayas is essential for those looking for a combination of perfect beaches, great diving and some wonderful landscapes.
Mindanao encompasses the large island of Mindanao plus smaller islands in the southern Philippines. In its largest city, Davao, the Philippine Eagle Centre and Davao Crocodile Park showcase local wildlife.
Mindanao encompasses the large island of Mindanao plus smaller islands in the southern Philippines. In its largest city, Davao, the Philippine Eagle Centre and Davao Crocodile Park showcase local wildlife.
A pristine island province in the Caraga Region, known for its emerald waters, dramatic rock formations, hidden lagoons, and peaceful coastal villages—offering travelers a serene escape surrounded by untouched natural beauty.
Siargao Island, also known as the Surfing Capital of the Philippines, is best known for its pristine white sand beaches and waves that attract surfers around the world.
A breathtaking mountain attraction in the SOCCSKSARGEN Region, known for its palm‑lined ridges, sweeping valley views, and cool highland breeze—offering a scenic escape perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and photography enthusiasts.
A vibrant southern destination known for its lush landscapes, rich culture, world‑famous fruits, and warm hospitality—offering a dynamic mix of nature, adventure, and urban charm at the heart of Mindanao.
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