Pasay is one of the original cities of the metropolis and is the third smallest subdivision in the region. Despite its land area, the city is home to several landmarks, such as the Civil Aeronautics Administration complex, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Villamor Air Base, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Tanghalang Francisco Balagtas, Manila Film Center, Coconut Palace, Philippine World Trade Center, and Cuneta Astrodome. Certain national government offices can also be found in Pasay, such as the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Senate of the Philippines.

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Located in Oriental Mindoro, Puerto Galera has been one of the most popular destinations of local and foreign tourists, thanks to its numerous beaches and snorkeling and diving spots. The most famous beaches are White Beach and Sabang Beach, both with extensive first-class and economy-class accommodations, making Puerto Galera a top destination spot, most especially during Holy Week and the summer.

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The city of Puerto Princesa is the capital of Palawan. Renowned for its pristine beaches, dive spots, underground rivers, and crocodile farms, Palawan has become a top tourist destination for local and foreign tourists with world-class taste.

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The province of Rizal, which is named after the country's national hero, is part of the CALABARZON region. Its capital, Antipolo, is home to the famous Hinulugang Taktak, which is a popular tourist destination. Rizal's prime economic source are the piggery estates, with farming and fishing as major industries as well.

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Sagada is part of the Mountain Province, located in the Cordillera region. Agriculture is their primary industry, with products such as cabbages, carrots, potatoes, and rice. It has become a popular travel destination of local and foreign tourists because of the Sagada Rice Terraces, Bodong Festival, Cordillera Mountains, and Hanging Coffins to name a few.

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Subic is located in the southern part of the province of Zambales. A former site of the US naval base, Subic is now a popular destination of local and foreign tourists for its beaches and casinos.

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Tagaytay is part of the province of Cavite, and is considered as one of the country's most popular tourist destinations. Because it is the highest point in Cavite, Tagaytay provides an excellent view of the Taal Lake and the Taal Volcano, one of the few reasons as to why tourism has been Tagaytay's main industry.

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Of all the provinces in the Central Luzon area, Tarlac is considered as the most multicultural because of its mix of the Pampangos, Ilocanos, Pangasinenses, and Tagalogs. The province is best known for its fine culinary, and vast plantations of rice and sugar.

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Tayabas, which is part of Quezon province and was once its capital, is half devoted to coconut plantations. Over time, it has been a popular travel destination with its landmarks such as the Minor Basilica of Michael Archangel and the Mate Bridge.

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The city of Tuguegarao is part of the province of Cagayan, the capital of the province and the regional capital as well. Nestled by the Sierra Madres, the Cordilleras, and the Carballo Mountain, as well as the Cagayan River and the Pinacanauan River. Being an emerging metropolis, Tuguegarao has been regarded as the region's primary center of growth.

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The province of Quezon is part of the CALABARZON region, which was named after former President Manuel Quezon. Located at the southeast of Metro Manila, the province is most famous for Mount Banahaw, which is visited by numerous devotees during Holy Week, and coconut products such as coconut oil and copra.

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Quezon City is the former capital of the country and is presently the most populated. The city, just like the province, is named after former President Manuel Quezon. Because it used to be the country's capital, Quezon City is home to numerous government offices, such as the Batasang Pambansa and the House of Representatives, and top universities, such as the University of the Philippines and the Ateneo de Manila University.

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