Oh, Boracay. I don’t even know where to start.. Debauchery: excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures. This pretty much sums up my time in Boracay. When I first set foot on the white sand that made Boracay famous, I had no idea that my stay there (or should I say: my behavior?) would be rather scandalous, but if you’re hoping…
Photo credits: Wikipedia.org PINK SAND BEACH in the Philippines? WOW! Whenever somebody mentions a pink sand beach, people will often think of the Pink Sand Beaches of the Out…
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1. Cebu (1.615 million) Korean tourists became the top market for the Queen City of the South, comprising 29% of total foreign tourists. Chinese tourists increased by 70% as more…
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Rizal Park or Luneta Park The Philippines is a world-famous tourist destination. Aside from its beautiful places and scenic tourist spots, it is also rich in history and culture. Filipinos built different landmarks and places to remember the outstanding sacrifices of national heroes and to beautifully exhibit the country’s heritage…
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The business district of Alaminos, in the Philippines, consists of roughly eight blocks by eight blocks of stores. A McDonald’s is surrounded by hardware and agricultural outlets that sell hog feeds and tractor parts. A 7-Eleven recently opened. The nearby Hundred Islands National Park has become a popular ecotourism destination…
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There are few natural wonders as breathtaking as the rice terraces of the Ifugao province. Dubbed as the “8th Wonder of the World, ” the terraced rice paddies were carved to perfection 2, years ago by the early Ifugao people. This man-made marvel, equipped with an ancient irrigation system, is a testament to man’s harmony with…
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A big thank you to Dave for stepping up and filling a reader request for a post on the Philippines. Dave has been traveling for over 5 years in search of a place called home. He writes a fascinating travel journal series on The Longest Way Home, and includes many travel resources for others looking to either travel in similar…
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Cultural Places to Visit in Cebu City Magellan’s Cross. This cross was planted by Ferdinand Magellan in the shore of Cebu when he arrived in the Philippines in 1521. The cross today is enclosed in a glass case, and is open for viewing in downtown Cebu. Fort San Pedro. This is a triangular military defense structure built by…
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The Philippines is an archipelagic country that consists of 7, islands and has a lot to offer when it comes to culture, sun, sea, beach and adventure. Here are the top 7 places to visit in the Philippines when you are visiting the country. The Batad (Banaue) rice terraces in Luzon Mountain terracing with the cultivation of…
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With the exception of parts of western Mindanao in the south of the country, Philippines is generally a safe travel destination, provided one is careful. WHEN YOU ARRIVE When you arrive by air, there will (at least at Manila NAIA) be a bank between immigration and customs or after both. Obtain a small supply of low value P20…
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I ve been to the Philippines 8 times already, and I’ve spent in total more than a year there. Ever since my first visit I could not stop returning, year after year. This place simply blew my mind. Traveler and blogger Sabrina Iovino A week ago I went through my +50, images from the Philippines. Once again I realized that there…
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Beach bummers are perpetually searching for the perfect beach to loaf around. What makes the beach perfect? Well, that can be vary from one person to the other. Some prefer beach with a long stretch of powdery white sand and a crystal clear water. While other prefer a secluded/virgin beach (no any form establishment) where you…
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Top resorts in Cebu When it comes to resorts in Cebu there are so many to choose from. Compared to some other tropical Islands, you will find a resort in Cebu in most cases pretty affordable. We have made a list of our top 7 resorts in Cebu, listed in no particular order, for the full list of resorts in Cebu visit my hotels…
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