Best places in the Philippines

Mainit Hot Spring Malabuyoc is one of Cebu Province's most stunning natural wonders and wealth. Among its natural wonders is the well-hidden but well-known Mainit Hot Spring. It is concealed mostly due to its simplicity and distance, and not everyone can visit the place because they have a stro

Manila Chinese Cemetery Manila Chinese Cemetery is a  two-way street lined with houses and villas, some of which are two to three stories high. These buildings are tombs, but they aren't just facades. They are completely functional homes with modern amenities including air conditioning, toilets

Uyugan Uyugan is a municipality in the Philippine province of Batanes and has a population of 1,297 people as of the 2015 census. The population of Uyugan has remained relatively stable since it was founded as a separate township on May 20, 1909. Its population is about a tenth of that of Batanes.

Laoag Laoag is the capital city of Ilocos Norte, which boasts of a charming blend of small-town traditional culture and a dynamic, modern lifestyle. It also features a mix of a rich Spanish influence, marked by beautifully preserved ancestral houses, colonial architecture buildings, and century-old

Francisco Balagtas Plaza   The Plaza Francisco Balagtas or the Liwasang Balagtas in Pandacan, Manila, is an open park with a monument dedicated to Filipino playwright Francisco Balagtas, also known Francisco Baltazar.  He is regarded as one of the most important poets in the country, known for hi

Teodoro San Luis Street   Teodoro San Luis street in Pandacan, Manila is located right next to the Estero de Pandacan or estuary. Due to its close proximity to the body of water, one of the oldest districts in the country began in this location, having been an established community dating back to

Pandacan   Pandacan is part of the sixth district of Manila in the National Capital Region. It is located on the southwest side of the island of Luzon, flanked by the southern banks of the Pasig River on its north and northeast section, across the district of San Miguel district and Santa Ana on t

Ongpin Street Ongpin Street in Manila is the city's very own Chinese hideaway, lined with restaurants and herb shops. The streets are narrow and the traffic is congested, but Ongpin Street continues to draw both foreigners and locals. Visitors will buy anything from pirated CDs, clothing, and p

Manila Manila is the bustling capital of the Philippines, making it the center of commerce, culture, and government in the entire country. It also serves as the gateway for local and international travelers, with its major airport terminals and busy seaports serving many trips from within and outsi