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 and tradition that was. Having preserved the town’s tradition, Vigan is also known as the “Intramuros of the North.”

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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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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-Spanish eras.

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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 the famous Unknown Soldier.

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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 cultural heritage.

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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 complex with specimens of the country’s flora and fauna.

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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 conveniently located in one concentrated area.

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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-of-town trip.

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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, strawberries, and the ever-loyal Good Shepherd products—strawberry preserve, ube jam, and peanut brittle.

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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 industrialized the province.

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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 population. The landscape of Batanes has likened the province to foreign countries, such as New Zealand.

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