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With the breathtaking destinations introduced by Mytour below, you'll undoubtedly find yourself questioning why you haven't explored the wonders of the Philippines.
Indulge in the allure of 6 captivating destinations that make you ponder why you haven't experienced the beauty of the Philippines.
Subterranean River in Puerto Princesa
The subterranean river in Puerto Princesa, situated on the northern coast of the Palawan archipelago in the Philippines, spans 8km and has transformed Puerto Princesa into a breathtaking tourist destination.
Puerto Princesa, adorned with luxurious hotels and resorts, is an ideal haven for travelers who enjoy canoeing and exploration. Your journey will require a boat to navigate through the captivating caves.
The people of Palawan take pride in considering Puerto Princesa's subterranean river as a miraculous gift from the supreme being to the Philippines and humanity. Puerto Princesa is also one of the few underground rivers in the world that the public can admire. Exploring the Puerto Princesa subterranean river, travelers will have the opportunity to marvel at arches, columns, rock walls, stalactites, and stalagmites...
Historic City of Vigan
Vigan is a town in the Ilocos Sur province of the Philippines. The town of Vigan is recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site because it is the city that remains most intact from Spanish colonization in Asia today.
Vigan is one of the attractive destinations chosen by many international visitors when coming to the Philippines, not only for its beautiful architecture but also as an ideal place for sightseeing and relaxation. The winding cobblestone streets, leaning houses with unique Baroque-style architecture, and the local people's way of life all contribute to a distinct cultural identity unique to Vigan.
Maria Cristina Waterfalls
Located in Lanao del Sur province, Maria Cristina Waterfalls is the second tallest waterfall in the Philippines and is sometimes referred to as the twin falls. This place is famous for tourists due to its majestic and charming natural beauty, with a rock pinnacle that separates the two streams of the falls.
Experience a profound sense of tranquility as you explore this waterfall. What some people may not know is that 70% of the surrounding area's power system is generated from the waters of Maria Cristina Falls.
Pinatubo Lake
In 1991, the dormant Pinatubo volcano awoke after centuries of peaceful slumber. As the volcano gradually cooled, Pinatubo Lake was formed.
The water reservoir nestled within the Pinatubo volcano in Zambales province, Northwestern Philippines, has become a renowned tourist destination in this archipelagic nation. It has become the top choice for young adventurers seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of Manila on weekends.
Chocolate Hills
Located in Bohol, the Chocolate Hills are a natural wonder with over 1,000 cone-shaped hills spread across 50 km², creating a perfect landscape reminiscent of a giant chocolate feast. While scientists explain that these chocolate hills result from significant geological changes from a former coral reef, visitors are still awestruck by this fascinating work of nature.
Palawan Island
Known as the 'edge of the world,' stepping foot here makes you forget all worries, escaping the crowded high-rises and immersing yourself in nature.
Luminous limestone cliffs scattered across the island give Palawan a distinct beauty. Amidst the turquoise sea, jagged mountains, and dense lush greenery, you can explore peaceful fishing villages, where locals are friendly to visitors, providing opportunities to embrace the island's culture.
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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide
MytourDecember 10, 2015
