Travel to the Philippines is ideal between November and early May, a time known as amihan - the dry season for most of the country. Wet season begins in June and peaks from July to September. However, in some regions - predominantly those along the eastern seaboard - the rainy season is between December and March. Although the…
Batanes Northern Adventure - Hot The province is home to the famous Ivatans who are nationally acclaimed as the True Insulares . The Ivatans are of Malay stock, tracing their…
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Top Things to See The Philippines offers an impressive selection of sightseeing attractions. Tourists typically cling to the beaches, where white sands and plenty of sunshine frame…
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You’re going to love backpacking Southeast Asia! It’s one of the most captivating and amusing areas of the world. I’ve been slowly migrating around Southeast Asia now since 2009…
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TIME TO VISIT. Which one of these locations will be your next travel adventure? Photo by Joshua Berida The fine, white sand beaches, cerulean waters and stunning landscapes of…
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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…
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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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When you are on an island, diving underwater is your first instinct. Especially if there are beautiful corals underneath. Listed on UNESCO s heritage site list, this natural park comprises of some great underwater species and colorful corals. The reef expands to 181 km and is a major spot for marine biodiversity. Green Sea Turtles…
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The visa application requires the personal appearance of visa applicant. An applicant of minor age (younger than 18 years) must be accompanied by a parent or the legal guardian. Applications for infants (age two years and younger) can be lodged by a parent; the infant does not have to be brought to the Consulate. Travel agents…
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Current Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Mar Roxas is the Liberal Party’s official candidate for the 2016 Presidential Elections. That has always been the plan or promise made to Roxas by his party-mates so he would agree to step aside and postpone his own plans to run for the Presidency back in 2010…
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Shutterstock.com Booking travel online offers lots of perks — the ability to compare prices and scour online reviews among them — but it also comes with some risks. And recently, certain scams that target consumers booking travel online have been popping up more and more. SiteJabber.com — a website that was partially funded…
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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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