Philippines-an archipelago of over 7,000 islands-is a tropical paradise giving every traveler a diverse range of experiences. From pristine beaches and vibrant cities to lush rainforests and historic sites, Philippines has something for everyone.

Destination Must-Visit Destinations

Palawan: This is also known as the "Philippines' Last Frontier" or the "Philippines' Best Island." Palawan, a charming archipelago in the western Philippines, boasts of pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, rich rainforests, and diverse marine life.
El Nido: This is a stunning coastal town with crystal-clear waters, limestone cliffs, and hidden lagoons.
Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park: This is one of the world's longest navigable underground rivers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Boracay: a renowned island paradise, white powdery sand beaches, vibrant nightlife, and water sports galore.
Cebu: a historical city with Spanish colonial architecture, beautiful churches, and stunning beaches.
Mactan Island: A place of luxurious resorts and diving spots. It is also an important historical site.
Bohol:Chocolate Hills:A uniqueness in its geological formation. There are more than 1,000 cone-shaped hills. In the dry season, they turn brown.
Panglao Island:A known diving and snorkeling destination that boasts pristine beaches and marine life.
Manila:It is the country's capital city, showcasing old and new – very much historic sites, but modern shopping malls as well.

Things to Do

Island Hopping: Many, many islands and islets; each, by itself, offers a different charm of its own.
Beach Bumming: Relax at some of the pristine beaches; bask in the sun and enjoy other various water sports, which include snorkeling, diving, and surfing.
Cultural Experiences: Find out about the Filipino culture through historic sites, experience the culture at the festivals, and indulge into the local cuisines.
Adventure Activities: Go trekking, hiking, and mountain climbing or white-water rafting and zip-lining.
Wildlife Encounters: Enjoy discoveries of different wildlife, ranging from marine life, birds, and other exotic animals.
 
Travel Tips

Visa: A visa is necessary to enter the country for many nationals. Check the latest visa requirements prior to your trip.
Language: Tagalog and English are the most commonly spoken.
Currency: Philippine Peso is the local currency.
Transportation: Most movements among islands involve domestic flights, ferries, or buses.
Safety: Be cautious in crowded areas and wary of scams.

The Philippines is a country of stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality. By planning your trip carefully and embracing the local culture, you can have an unforgettable experience.