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Philippines-Introduction
The Philippines is an archipelago
blessed with a wealth of natural resources, a rich history
and unique culture. The Philippines attractions are
as many as they are diverse, with each island offering
something different, something special to the most discerning
visitor. White sand beaches, lush green forest, majesty
mountain peaks, age-old structure, modern cities, and
rustic countrysides. The list goes on and on.
The country is most popular for its
beaches and deep waters teeming with a plethora of marine
life. The Philippine waters have attracted a growing numbers
of scuba divers all eager to discover the underwater treasures
of the country. Most of the resorts are well equipped
with modern diving equipment and have their staff professional
diving instructors and guides. Facilities for water skiing,
jet skiing, windsurfing, hobie cat sailing, island hopping,
and other water sports are also available. Those who prefer
to keep their feet dry can still view the magical coral
world through glass-bottomed boats.
The Philippines is not only for sun, sea and sand lovers.
The numerous attractions present a wide array of activities
to choose from whether you are in the north or the south.
For the nature lover, there is a mountain climbing, bird
watching, cave exploration, and even photo safaris. History
and culture buffs may learn more about the Philippines
and its people when visiting the museums centuries-old
structures, monuments, and churches spread across the
country. And for a taste of rural Philippine life, a tour
of the farms in the provinces is highly recommended.
Golfers have also found their place in the sun here in
the Philippines. The country boasts of challenging golf
courses, some of which were designed by world-class course
architects in the likes of Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and
Gary Player.
Major Tourist Attractions
Manila
The capital of the Philippines -
its heart and soul - is Manila. Metropolitan Manila
is where the country's most prestigious business addresses
and the trendiest leisure establishments are found.
By day, it hums with the bustle of commerce and, by
night, throbs with the excitement of varied, high class
entertainment.
Vigan & Laoag
Vigan, capital town of Ilocos Sur,
breathes the air of 18th century colonial Philippines
and antiquarians will find a lot of interesting finds
in this World Heritage Village. Laoag City, capital
of Ilocos Norte, is the hub of international trade and
commerce in the Ilocos region.
Cebu
The island-province of Cebu is where
the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan planted
the Cross of Christianity in the name of Spain in 1521.
It is long established as a dive center and as a haven
for souvenir shopping. Metropolitan Cebu is the country's
second biggest metropolis and rivals Metropolitan Manila
in many ways.
Davao
Davao dazzles with its variety of
picturesque landscapes: Fruit plantations and orchid
farms, mantle volcano-fed hills and valleys. Virgin
forests nurture rare wildlife. Coral islands lie on
mirror flat water. And the country's highest peak magnificently
lords over the hinterland. Just as enchanting is its
brilliantly tapestry of harmony, woven from the diverse
threads of its people.
Palawan
Palawan is sanctuary to an amazing
variety of fauna and flora that are found nowhere else
in the world. Its waters cradle two World Heritage Sites:
the Tubbataha Reefs National Park and the Puerto Princesa
Underground River. Palawan's loveliness astounds even
the jaded traveler.
Boracay
With its white, talcum-fine beach
and warm, crystalline waters, Boracay is touted to be
the finest beach in Asia and one of the best in the
world. This palm-studded tropical eden lure many to
a lotus existence.
Baguio and Banaue
Baguio, with its nippy climate and
pleasant mountain scenery, is a favored destination
among artists, honeymooners, and tourists looking for
a cool retreat. Banaue's claim to fame are its rice
terraces, an engineering marvel that is referred to
as "the 8th wonder of the world." Inscribed in the World
Heritage List, it is a living testament to man's genius
at turning a rugged and forbidding terrain into a continuing
source of sustenance.
Bohol
Scenic Bohol casts an enigmatic
charm drawn from the many archaic mementos spread throughout
the oval-shaped island, including Chocolate Hills, the
tarsier, 16th century watchtowers and "Jesuit Baroque"
mission churches. Romblon.
Hotels for Philippines
| Country/City |
Hotel Name |
Details |
Tarrif |
Book |
| Cebu |
Alegre Beach Resort
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Cebu |
USD 180.00 |
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| Cebu |
Waterfront Cebu City
Hotel |
Cebu |
USD 50.00-750.00 |
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| Cebu |
Garwood Park Hotel
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Cebu |
PHP 40.00-70.00 |
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| Cebu |
Richmond Plaza Hotel
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Cebu |
USD 32.00-70.00 |
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| Cebu |
Hotel De Mercedes
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Cebu |
PHP 678.00-2400.00 |
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| Country/City |
Hotel Name |
Details |
Tarrif |
Book |
| ROME |
APHRODITE |
INCLUDES BREAKFAST
AND HOTEL TAXES |
US$90 |
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| ROME |
BALTIC |
INCLUDES BREAKFAST
AND HOTEL TAXES |
US$109 |
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| ROME |
MARIANO |
INCLUDES BREAKFAST
AND HOTEL TAXES |
US$122 |
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| ROME |
CENTER |
INCLUDES BREAKFAST
AND HOTEL TAXES |
US$142 |
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| ROME |
PYRAMID |
INCLUDES BREAKFAST
AND HOTEL TAXES |
US$101 |
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