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A conservation area near the boundary with Tanay which consists of the geological formations of Masungi rock. It is characterized by rugged limestone karst peaks, steep slopes, and surrounding lush montane rainforests. It contains several caves, including the Yungíb ni …
A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Taal guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
The city's own festival, out of the Ibalong epic: street dancers wear the masks of the heroes Baltog, Handyong and Bantong. It went ahead in August, with Mayon still at Alert Level 3.
Site of the 1977 National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines. This camp, whose name is formed by combining the surnames of a local couple, provides views of the Cagayan River, the town proper, and nearby Delfin Albano.
It is a prominent Latin Rite Roman Catholic cathedral. It was erected in 1984 after the Diocese of Daet was created by a Papal Bull in May 27, 1974.
Rock formations created by forces of the ocean on the rocky coast of Burgos, located just a few minutes from the lighthouse
The tallest mountain in the country, 3,143 metres above sea level, and this city is one of the well known places to start the climb. One trail leaves from Lake Agco in Barangay Ilomavis, and two more run to Santa …
The seat of the Diocese of Surigao, on a parish that Augustinian Recollect friars founded in 1754. Its full name is San Nicolas de Tolentino Cathedral, after the patron whose feast on September 10 the city keeps with the Bonok-Bonok …
The seat of the Bishop of Lucena, in the city proper. The cathedral carries the name of Saint Ferdinand III of Castile, a 13th century monarch who reigned in parts of modern-day Spain, so its formal name is Saint Ferdinand …
The Catholic shrine and parish of Señor Santo Niño, in the city proper. It is the proto-cathedral of the Diocese of Kabankalan, and people commonly call it the Santo Niño Parish-Shrine.
Basco's town fiesta. Palu-palo is a stick dance that re-enacts the Ivatan fight against Spanish rule, and the two days carry it with a parade and a market.
A natural lake with no connecting rivers said by folklore to be the site of a sunken community. It has been a national park since 1969.
The place is clean and organized. The sound system they used for the mass is clear and loud enough for the gatherers. They have electric fans everywhere so you can be comfortable while attending the mass.
A Spanish-era church that serves as one of two seats of the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan,.
A sight at #1403 8th Street, Grace Park East, Caloocan City. Hours: 6AM–9PM.
The biggest Spanish colonial church in the Cagayan Valley, and the seat of the Archdiocese of Tuguegarao. Dominican friars built it between 1761 and 1767 in Baroque style, on Rizal Street in the city centre, under Father Antonio Lobato. Its …
A green lagoon in Del Carmen with a diving board and paddleboards, reached by boat through mangroves.
The 2026 festival, Limitless La Trinidad, opened at the municipal grounds on 4 March. The Strawberry Cake Fest served a giant shortcake on 29 March, and the awards closed the month on 1 April.
The seat of the Roman Catholic Church in Kalinga, built in an austere modernist style with a triangular facade.
The town church of Agoo, dedicated to Our Lady of Charity and raised to a minor basilica by Pope John Paul II on 15 July 1982. It was called Santa Monica Church before that, and it is still the seat …
The dawn viewpoint over a valley that fills with cloud, busiest in the dry months.
A week of parades and town booths, held in Dumaguete every October. Each town and city in Negros Oriental keeps a booth with its own products and its own sights, and the province calls the week its festival of festivals. A float parade and a street dancing competition …
The 53rd regatta. Paraws, the outrigger sailboats of the Visayas, race off Villa Beach: the slalom on 26 February and the main sail on 1 March.
A Statue of St. Martin de Tours now stands on the site of the “Old Taal Town” along the lakeshore.
A sight at Taal Municipal Building, Calle MM Agoncillo, Corner of Calle J.W. Diokno, Taal. Hours: 9AM–5PM.
A sight at Taal-San Nicolas Road, Taal. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.
SJDM's main recreational area containing an athletics stadium.
This cathedral, built in the 19th century, is the city's main cathedral. It is across from City Hall.
This is like an iconic landmark for Butuan, even though there are Catholic churches everywhere in the Philippines. Also there's the opportunity to see the Filipino flag flying from a tall mast in Guingona Park across the way.
