A prominent part of Intramuros built in 1571, this is one of the oldest fortifications in Manila. It has undergone multiple repairs and renovations through the centuries, so we're not really sure how far it looks from its original form. Nonetheless, it's still a must-see.
I feel that after discovering Pila, Laguna, my idea of it as the Vigan of the South is an understatement. Just an hour's drive from Manila, being there was like taking a ride in a time machine.
Run your hands to the posts and walls and feel the marble-llike effect of high grade concrete. - from the sign at the location
White water rafting along Cagayan River is the main tourist attraction of Cagayan de Oro.
Nice to know: Rizal Park, more popularly known as Luneta, is our national park. Do a quick survey and you’d be surprised to find out that several Pinoys are still unaware of this. Dr. Jose Rizal‘s remains are buried under the Rizal Monument, hence the tight security.
It's a gorgeous volcano because of its symmetrical cone. The fact that it is an active volcano adds to its dangerous appeal.
Just so you know: There are close to two thousand jumbo mounds scattered across three towns: Carmen, Batuan, and Sagbayan in Bohol. Why it’s in the list: I have to admit, I do crave for chocolates whenever I see photos of these amusing natural works of art. – Anonymous Chocolate Addict
