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Boracay 
One of the most popular destinations of local and foreign tourists, Boracay has always been considered as a must-visit place at any time of the year. With the stretch of white, powdery sand, clear, blue waters, and white puka shells, it has been and will
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Banaue Rice Terraces 
Fondly referred to as the stairway to heaven and the Eighth Wonder of the World, these man-made terraces have been one of Northern Luzon’s most famous sights, most especially having been created around 2,000 years ago by the Ifugaos, and originally buil
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Chocolate Hills 
It’s best to go to this part of Bohol during the dry season, when the hills are at their chocolatiest, so to speak. Chocolate Hills is one of the highlights of the province, together with its pristine beaches.
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Hundred Islands National Park 
123 to be exact. But some of these “islands” are just islets, or more like large rock formations. Three of these islands are noteworthy: Quezon Island, Governor’s Island, and Children’s Island. Not that you have to confine yourselves to these thre
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Taal Volcano and Taal Lake 
Only about a couple of hours away from Manila, Taal has been a quick-getaway for the busy bees of the metro. For a little R&R, you can opt to trek to the volcano itself or content yourself with the spectacular view and the cooler climate.
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Fri December 5, 2008 3:03am
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Pagudpud 
Though it’ll take you half a day’s worth of travel by land, the trip will definitely be worth it once you see the long stretch of white sand, the crashing waves of the sea, and the strong winds. Pagudpud’s beaches has been a popular destination of w
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Tue October 2, 2007 11:05pm
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Mactan Island 
Right at the heart of Cebu, which is considered the Metro Manila of Visayas, the island of Mactan has been a getaway spot for those who want a taste of both worlds. Whether you want peace and quiet or you want to party party party, you’ll definitely fin
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Panglao Island 
Another popular destination in the province of Bohol, the island of Panglao is one of the best dive spots in the country. But this doesn’t mean that non-divers are being excluded, because the island is lined with several resorts for your picking.
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Camiguin Island 
Camiguin has been regarded as probably the most beautiful island in the country. Often referred to as our local Garden of Eden, what with its number of magnificent waterfalls and both hot and cold springs. The island’s scenery will definitely make you w
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Pearl Farm 
Located off the coast of Davao City, the Pearl Farm shouldn’t be taken at face value. It used to be a pearl farm, were oysters boasted of pink, white, and gold pearls, but is now one of the country’s premier beach resorts, a private retreat down south
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Siargao 
There is not one surfer who does not know about Siargao, a teardrop-shaped island in Surigao. With waves that rise from 9 up to 12 feet high and untouched beaches, the island has been a frequent destination of local and foreign surfers. It used to be one
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Tubbataha Reef Marine Park 
Honored by UNESCO in the early 90’s for being the Philippines’ first natural site, Tubbataha is marveled not only for its beauty but for its value as well. Any serious diver considers Tubbataha as paradise, because of its spectacular reef and it is ho
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Vigan Heritage Village 
This town in Ilocos Sur is one of the most historical places in the country, making it a must-see, must-visit place when you’re heading north of Luzon. Because of its architecture and landscape design, Vigan has served as a live testimony to the culture
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Thu April 26, 2007 12:17pm
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Manila Cathedral 
The primary Catholic Church in the country, which makes it the most popular most especially for weddings. In the cathedral is housed a large 4,500-piped organ, which is believed to be the largest in Asia.
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Intramuros 
Also known as the Walled City of Manila, the center of politics and economics back then. Despite its antiquity, Intramuros can be considered as the Vigan of the metro, because of its rich culture and heritage, showcasing the different eras of the Filipino
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Wed February 6, 2008 2:11am
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Libingan ng mga Bayani 
This burial ground is actually part of the prime business district in the country, though far from the hustle and bustle of the area. Libingan ng mga Bayani is home to more than 30,000 Filipinos that were killed during World War II, including the tomb of
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Cultural Center of the Philippines 
Pasay is known to be the center of Filipino arts and culture, being the home of a number of cultural centers, museums, and theaters, among others. One of which is the Cultural Center of the Philippines, which has the primary aim of promoting local cultura
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Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife 
Quezon City, which has always been known as the City of the Stars, is not only the home to the state university and a number of government institutions, but also to the well-maintained and highly-acclaimed Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife—an 80-hectare c
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Clark Special Economic Zone 
Angeles City is one of the most popular areas of Pampanga, marking its place on the map. With its rich history, the city is now a popular tourist attraction, because of its nightlife, world-class resorts, casinos, duty-free shops, and golf courses, all co
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Hinulugang Taktak Falls 
This is what the city of Antipolo is most famous for. With the city located on a hill in the province of Rizal, the place has become a famous destination for local escapees looking for a quick getaway without the hassle of preparing for a full-blown out-o
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Baguio City 
The country’s mountain capital is more popularly known as the Philippine’s Summer Capital, with Burnham Park as one of the most popular spots in the city. With its year-round cool climate, Baguio has been popular for its pine trees, the flowers, straw
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Bataan 
This province has become an international symbol, with it being the last fortress of the Filipino and American soldiers who fought against the Japanese. But more than its role in the second World War, the Export Processing Zone in Mariveles has industrial
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Mon April 30, 2007 10:54pm
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Batanes 
These group of islands, often referred to as the Home of the Winds, are located at the northernmost part of the country, scattered around the north of Luzon. Basco, its capital, is considered the smallest in the country, both in terms of land area and pop
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Anilao 
One of the most common cities in the province of Batangas, which is best known for its scenery and numerous quality beaches and dive sites. Anilao is the main jump-off point to some of the most popular dive sites and islands, such as Ligpo Islands, Caban
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Matabungkay Beach 
One of the most popular beaches in the south of Luzon, Matabungkay is a 2-kilometer stretch with several resorts lining the shore, and a beach that is ideal for swimming, fishing, boating, and sailing. The area is most popular to the younger crowd who are
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Barasoain Church 
Barasoain, which is located in the city of Malolos in Bulacan, is not only one of the most popular churches in the country, but is also one of the most historical sites, being the headquarters of the first Philippine Congress.
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Rio Grande de Cagayan 
The province of Cagayan is a popular destination for local and foreign tourists who are into caving, river trailing, and mountain trekking. Add to that this popular white water rafting spot, the Rio Grande, which is the longest river in the Philippines.
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Tagaytay 
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Sat December 2, 2006 7:46pm
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Corregidor 
This island is actually a fortress, part of the province of Cavite, and the largest of the five islands by the entrance of Manila Bay. The group of islands used to be known as the “Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bay.” Because of its rich history,
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Laguna 
One of the most popular provinces in the Southern Luzon area, what with its close proximity to Metro Manila. It’s actually more popularly known as the “Resort Province of the Philippines” because of the number of hot springs, lakes, and waterfalls.
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Wed March 18, 2009 10:20pm
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Lucena 
The city is considered as one of the centers of growth in the CALABARZON region, having one of the fishing ports with the most activity and a major domestic passenger seaport. Lucena has been dubbed the “Coco Palm City of Southern Luzon” because of it
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Marinduque 
A heart-shaped island off the coast of the province of Quezon and the smallest province in the Southern Tagalog area, Marinduque has become a popular choice among travelers because of the number of natural and A heart-shaped island off the coast of the pr
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Mindoro 
Mindoro, which is divided into Occidental and Oriental, is endowed with untouched and lush forests, pristine white sand beaches, popular dive spots, and an island that is just rich with marine life, including the famous wild tamaraws.
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Sagada 
Mountain Province is in the Central Cordillera area, which is the country’s principal mountain range, with extensively terraced mountains like that of Banaue. Located near Baguio City, Mountain Province enjoys quite a similar climate. The province, howe
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Nueva Ecija 
Not only is it the largest province in the Central Luzon area, Nueva Ecija is most famous for being the rice granary of the country, and is also often referred to as the Philippines’ Bread Basket.
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Mount Pulag 
This mountain is every mountaineer’s dream destination. Located in Nueva Vizcaya, which is part of the Cagayan Valley region, the area boasts of virgin forests, wildlife, and caves, also the site of one of the longest cave systems in the country. Trekki
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Subic Bay 
Olongapo, which used to be the station of the U.S. Navy, is now a popular spot, thanks to its Subic Bay Freeport Zone, which serves as the city’s primary industry. The city center is home to a number of hotels, clubs, and restaurants, and a short trip b
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Palawan 
One of the dream destinations in the country, Palawan is home to the finest and world-class beach resorts in the Philippines. More commonly known as the “Last Frontier,” the untouched natural scene of Palawan is what makes people keep on coming back.
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Tue October 24, 2006 5:02am
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Mount Arayat 
Pampanga, which is home to superior farmers, known for their cuisine, and regarded for their annual reenactment of the Crucifixion, is also home to the 3,500+ feet high dormant volcano.
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Puerto Galera 
A Y-shaped peninsula in Mindoro, Galera is known for its white sand beaches and prime dive spots. With its tropical climate and beach resorts, the town of Puerto Galera has been the destination of choice among the young, wherein they consider the place as
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Quezon Province 
Mainly visited for its natural and historial attractions, the province of Quezon has been a popular destination for the locals. Lucban, the province’s capital city, is most famous for its longganisa (which most definitely rivals the popularity of Pampan
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Sorsogon 
The province is located in the southern part of Luzon and is fondly called the “Cowboy Country.” Sorsogon is famous for its isolated beaches and magnificent mountain peaks. The Bulusan Mountain Lake, which is at the center of an active volcano, is one
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Bohol 
This island province has caught up with the rest of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. It’s most known for its splendid beaches and excellent dive spots, its cultural and historic sites such as the old Spanish churches, its being a pr
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Mon February 4, 2008 8:59am
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Cebu 
The city of Cebu is likened to be the Metro Manila of the Visayas region. Being the oldest city in the Philippines, Cebu is home to a number of tourist destinations, such as world-class beach resorts like the Shangri-La Mactan Island Resort, the Magellanâ
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Mon April 28, 2008 8:34pm
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Iligan City 
The industrial center of the south, which is the capital of Lanao del Norte, is home to the renowned Maria Cristina Falls, which is the main source of power for surrounding areas, giving power to a number of factories in the area.
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Thu July 23, 2009 5:56am
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Guimaras 
Another popular vacation spot, the island province of Guimaras is best known not only for its white sand beaches and coral islands, but it’s also famous for their world-renowned mangoes. The province has also been a destination of hikers and mountain bi
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Sat November 24, 2007 2:58am
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Iloilo 
The province, with its like-named capital city, is actually considered the entry point to the region. Rich in history and culture, Iloilo has been named as the “Jewel of the Philippine South,” what with its mansions, churches, handicrafts, and festiva
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Fri March 9, 2007 2:42am
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Leyte 
One of the most popular provinces in the country, thanks to the famous longest bridge in the Philippines, the San Juanico Strait. The province is also the site where the first mass in the country was held and were the most historic battles of the second W
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Roxas City 
The capital city of Capiz, Roxas has served as a jump-off point for travelers going to Boracay in Aklan. Primarily most famous for its capiz shells, which are used for making crafts and novelty items, Roxas has also been the center of trade in the provinc
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Dapitan 
This city in Zamboanga del Norte has been famous for being the Shrine City, wherein the country’s hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, was held for five years in exile. Being an old and historical Spanish town, most of the tourist sites in the area are related to the
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Davao City 
What Metro Manila is to Luzon and Cebu is to Visayas, Davao is to Mindanao. The prime center of agriculture and trade, Davao is famous for its export-quality goods and the exotic durian. It’s also home to the country’s highest peak, Mount Apo, which i
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