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. Trekking the Bayombong-Ambaguio-Pulag route will take you three days, a challenge for even the most hardcore mountaineers.

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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 by land will take you to several beach resorts. The bay is considered as a high-class wreck-diving spot.

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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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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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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 a nearby (and cheaper!) Boracay.

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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 Pampanga’s) and the colorful and much-awaited annual Pahiyas Festival. The province is home to Mount Banahaw, a dormant volcano (with waterfalls, caves, and streams) that is believed to have healing powers.

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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 of the province’s most popular attraction, but only after whale sharks were found in its waters.

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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 premier spot for whale watching, its being home to the tarsier, and the renowned Chocolate Hills.

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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 Magellan’s Cross, and the several magnificent islands in the province.

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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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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 bikers.

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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 festivals. Iloilo is also famous for its seafood cuisine and local delicacies.

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