One of the most common cities in the province of Batangas, which is best known for its scenery and numerous quality beaches and dive sites. Anilao is the main jump-off point to some of the most popular dive sites and islands, such as Ligpo Islands, Caban Cove, Sombrero Island, Batalan, Merriel’s Rock, and Verde Island.

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One of the most popular beaches in the south of Luzon, Matabungkay is a 2-kilometer stretch with several resorts lining the shore, and a beach that is ideal for swimming, fishing, boating, and sailing. The area is most popular to the younger crowd who are out for a quick weekend vacation.

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Barasoain, which is located in the city of Malolos in Bulacan, is not only one of the most popular churches in the country, but is also one of the most historical sites, being the headquarters of the first Philippine Congress.

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The province of Cagayan is a popular destination for local and foreign tourists who are into caving, river trailing, and mountain trekking. Add to that this popular white water rafting spot, the Rio Grande, which is the longest river in the Philippines.

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This island is actually a fortress, part of the province of Cavite, and the largest of the five islands by the entrance of Manila Bay. The group of islands used to be known as the “Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bay.” Because of its rich history, it has become a popular destination for both local and foreign tourists. The Malinta Tunnel is also a must-see in this island.

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One of the most popular provinces in the Southern Luzon area, what with its close proximity to Metro Manila. It’s actually more popularly known as the “Resort Province of the Philippines” because of the number of hot springs, lakes, and waterfalls. Laguna is also home to one of the most popular mountains in the country (Mount Makiling), a man-made mountain lake (Lake Caliraya), a coconut plantation and resort (Villa Escudero), and one of the most famous falls in the country (Pagsanjan Falls).

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The city is considered as one of the centers of growth in the CALABARZON region, having one of the fishing ports with the most activity and a major domestic passenger seaport. Lucena has been dubbed the “Coco Palm City of Southern Luzon” because of its abundance of coconuts, the province’s primary product.

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A heart-shaped island off the coast of the province of Quezon and the smallest province in the Southern Tagalog area, Marinduque has become a popular choice among travelers because of the number of natural and A heart-shaped island off the coast of the province of Quezon and the smallest province in the Southern Tagalog area, Marinduque has become a popular choice among travelers because of the number of natural and cultural sites. Besides being famous for the annual Moriones Festival and being the country’s Lenten Capital, Marinduque is also known for its beaches, making it a getaway location of choice.cultural sites. Besides being famous for the annual Moriones Festival and being the country’s Lenten Capital, Marinduque is also known for its beaches, making it a getaway location of choice.

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Mindoro, which is divided into Occidental and Oriental, is endowed with untouched and lush forests, pristine white sand beaches, popular dive spots, and an island that is just rich with marine life, including the famous wild tamaraws.

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Mountain Province is in the Central Cordillera area, which is the country’s principal mountain range, with extensively terraced mountains like that of Banaue. Located near Baguio City, Mountain Province enjoys quite a similar climate. The province, however, is most popular for the Sagada Burial Caves, which house hanging coffins and burial sites, old tribal houses, and villages that showcase the traditional Sagadan culture.

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Not only is it the largest province in the Central Luzon area, Nueva Ecija is most famous for being the rice granary of the country, and is also often referred to as the Philippines’ Bread Basket.

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