Your Travel Guide to the Philippines
Your Travel Guide to the Philippines
Lake Sebu, Mindanao, South Cotabato
Undulating valleys, mist-filled mountains, verdant jungles, and pristine waterfalls clad Lake Sebu, an unassuming municipality of the landlocked province of South Cotabato. It is a melting pot of diverse culture – Manobos, Tirurays, Ubos, and T’bolis – the latter being the majority indigenous group, taking pride in its well-preserved culture.
Davao del Sur, Kapatagan, Mindanao
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, Davao del Sur will certainly surprise you with natural attractions devoid of mass tourism. Take for example Kublai Art Garden, a place unheard of for many Luzon and Visayas-based visitors.
Tawi-Tawi
Located down south of the Philippines, Tawi-Tawi is a vibrant province that is slowly making its name in domestic tourism. Unfortunately, most tourists are scared to venture further down this region because of the negative news from the mainstream media. Bongao in Tawi-Tawi is relatively safe and peaceful for local tourists. This province is endowed with serene white beaches, charming …
