Angono Higantes
The Feast of San Clemente also known as the Higantes (Giants) Festival is celebrated every 22nd to 23rd of November at the province of Angono in Rizal. On these days, colorful paper mache giants spanning 10 to 12 feet tall, joyously roam the streets of Angono in honor to the patron saint of the fishermen, San Clemente.
Camira Cave
Marvel at the impressive, centuries old stalactites and stalagmites at the subterranean cave of Camira, found at the central region of Bohol in Danao. Exploration of the cave takes around 45 minutes to an hour.
Tappia Falls
Nestled deep into the mountains of Ifugao, where one of the UNESCO heritage site, Batad can be found, is another bonus attraction – The Tappia Falls. The one hour hike from Batad Village along rice paddies and narrow trails is both scenic and rewarding. The falls has a great height and inviting pool perfect for cooling down after that trek.
A Child at Loboc
The people of Loboc in Bohol are known for their musicality. As a child, they are encouraged to hone their musical talents. It is said that each person in Loboc knows how to play at least 1 musical instrument and carry a tune. I found this child playing with her Havana along with other children in the Loboc River.
Ormoc Bay and Pool
The view of Ormoc Bay from Sabin Resort in Ormoc City, Leyte. This 1st class city in the Leyte region has consistently won the Cleanest and Greenest City since 1995 from DILG (Department of Interior and Local Government).