Palancas Guest House was established last April 01, 2010. It has seven (7) rooms with corresponding numbers with names. The first four (4) rooms were named after the four (4) children and the three (3) rooms for the grandchildren of…
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As a natural paradise, the island of Camiguin is perhaps unmatched anywhere else in Southeast Asia. This exquisite island province of varied ecosystem stirs the imaginations and baffles the mind. Camiguin boasts kilometers on untouched coastlines with swaying coconut trees…
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There are many famous attractions that draw visitors to this spectacular region. Bicol Region has the distinctive advantage in terms of tourism because of the presence of Mt. Mayon as the world’s most perfect cone, the diverse sand beaches, the…
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The seaport city of Manila resides within the very core of the enormous spreading urban mass that is best known as Metro Manila. Various districts combine to make the Manila of today, the capital of the Philippines, with the most…
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Often called the “ Queen City of the South” and the Seat of Christianity in the Philippines , Cebu is the country’s oldest city. Exploring Cebu City , one encounters a rich historic past. Cebuanos are extremely proud of their…
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More of a tourist spot than a mountaineering destination, the Mt. Pinatubo trek is a must-do for Filipino mountaineers because of its stark difference from the regular mountains. Instead of forests you have stretches of sand; and instead of the…
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Siargao is a tear-drop shaped island situated 800 kilometers southeast of Manila in the province of Surigao del Norte. It has a land mass of approximately 437 kilometers. It has a land mass of approximately 437 kilometers. The east coast…
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Bohol is an anchor tourist destination and one of the 7,000 times more islands that make up the Philippine archipelago. Bohol is the perfect arena for scuba diving, kayaking, trekking and cave exploration. For the less adventurous, it offers leisurely…
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Banaue is synonymous with Luzon’s most famous icon, the Unesco World Heritage–listed Ifugao rice terraces, etched out of the hillsides using primitive tools and an ingenious irrigation system over 2000 years ago. The Ifugao by no means had a monopoly…
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Nothing defines Palawan more than the water around it. With seascapes the equal of any in Southeast Asia, and wildlife terrestrial and aquatic, the Philippines’ most sparsely populated region is also the most beguiling. Because of its silhouette – a…
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