Best places in the Philippines

Mount Materem Mount Matarem is located at the southern end of Mount Iraya, an active volcano on Batan Island. As an adjacent volcanic edifice of the heavily forested volcano, it is bound by three Ivatan towns: Mahatao, Uyugan and Ivana. The word matatarem means steep, which aptly describes both the

Old Iloilo Provincial Jail   Iloilo Provincial Jail is a centuries-old building that once housed criminals but now serves as a regional extension of the National Museum of the Philippines. It is located along Muelle Loney St in Iloilo City. The Iloilo provincial government officially handed over t

Maosonon Island Maosonon Island, found in the paradise world of Palawan, is also called as the Mystery Island. Located in Linapacan, Maosonon is one of the islands of the town that is yet to be discovered by travelers. The island has a mysterious vibe, the main reason why the place was dubbed as

Magransing Island Magransing Island is amongst of the uninhabited islands in Linapacan, Palawan. It also one of the most visited attractions in the province. In fact, this island is included in most island hopping tours offered in the town.   Geology Similar to its nearby islands, Magransing a

Colon Street Photo by Patrick Roque (Wikimedia) Colon Street is often called the oldest national road in the Philippines as it was built in 1565 during the Spanish colonial period. It got its name from Cristobal Colon, who is more widely known as Christopher Columbus. Under the leadership of Migue

Diniwid Beach Diniwid Beach is a tranquil destination just a few minutes away from the popular Station 1 area. It is a great spot for anyone wanting to escape the usual white sand beaches of Boracay and is looking for a peaceful and serene ambiance. It also has various villas or beachfront places for guests who would like to stay in their area

Rolren's Lantern And General Merchandise Rolren's Lantern And General Merchandise (also known as Rolando Quiambao's Lantern Factory) is best known as a top maker of handmade parols (Filipino Christmas lanterns) in San Fernando, Pampanga. The factory is situated inside the Unisite Subd