Sagada stands at fifteen hundred feet above the sea in Mountain Province, 275 kilometers north of Manila. Considered by many as a remote town yet teeming with beautiful things to offer – abundant flowers, fantastic and unique architecture, thick pine forests, dramatic limestone outcrops and beautiful views down the valley, not to mention the temperate…
Sagada, a small town in the Mountain Province of Northern Luzon in the Philippines is famous for its beautiful caves, hanging coffins, as well as the serene mountains. It is an 8-hour drive from Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines and one jeepney-ride from Bontoc. Local and foreign tourists who travel, Sagada offers a…
Sagada has been one of the favorite tourist spots in the Philippines. It being untouched, displaying ancient Filipino rituals, a breather from the busy city life, showcasing good food and offering action-packed adventures; there’s no surprise people from the metro and around the world want to catch a glimpse of what it has to offer….
Sagada is located 275 km north of Manila and 140 km from Baguio. It is a 5th class municipality in the province of Mountain Province in the Philippines adjacent to Bontoc, the provincial capital. It is an 8 hours drive from Baguio depending on road and weather conditions. Sagada is known for its “hanging…
Bacolod City is the capital of Negros Occidental, a province in the Western Visayas region in the Philippines. It prides itself as one of the best travel destinations in the Philippines. It is the largest highly urbanized city in the province and as such enjoys a good number of tourist arrivals all year…
About Sagay City Looking at the map of Negros Occidental in the Philippines, Sagay City can be easily spotted because of its ice-cream cone shape slicing the edge or the northern tip of Negros. Sagay City is bounded by Asuncion Pass and the Visayan Sea in the north, Talisay and Calatrava municipalities in the south,…
Located in the Central Visayas region in the Philippines, Siquijor is an island province bounded by Cebu and Negros to the northwest, Bohol to the northeast, Mindanao Island to the south across the Bohol Sea. It is the third smallest province in the country in terms of population and land area. Used to be…
About Malapascua Island The name Malapascua means ‘unfortunate Christmas’. But Malapascua Island is nothing sort of unfortunate with its aqua blue waters and the white sandy beach and a rich coral haven. Malapascua Island is one of the 7,107 islands in the Philippines. It is located only 8 km off the north coast of Cebu,…
About Marinduque Marinduque is known as the smallest province in the Southern Tagalog region. It has the shape of a human heart floating on a clear blue sea, situated about eleven miles from the main island of Luzon. Marinduque lies between Tayabas Bay to the north and Sibuyan Sea to the south, south and west…
At the northeastern tip of the province of Cagayan in Luzon lies Sta. Ana – a Special Economic Zone bustling with some modern industrial establishments, casinos and other urban gaming facilities. Blessed with a beautiful coastline, this small town bears the rural and laid-back lifestyle amidst some urban features. What makes this small quiet town…