The Philippines

There’s something magical about Sagada — the quiet pine forests, cool misty mornings, and the way the clouds roll over the mountains like soft waves. I had always dreamed of visiting this small town in the Mountain Province, and spending three days and two nights there felt like stepping into another world — peaceful, raw, and unforgettabl

lers can explore beaches, mountains, and heritage towns while keeping expenses low. Whether you’re surfing in Siargao, hiking in Sagada, or snorkeling in Bohol, you can enjoy incredible adventures even on a tight budget.

When people think of Baguio, they often imagine foggy mornings, pine trees, Burnham Park, and strawberry taho. But there’s much more to the City of Pines than just its tourist hotspots. If you're craving a deeper experience, here are 10 lesser-known things you can do in Baguio — and none of them involve the typical sightseeing routine!

Just a short journey from Baguio City, La Trinidad offers a unique blend of agricultural charm, cultural sites, and cool mountain air.

Baguio City is known as the summer capital of the Philippines, located 1,540 meters above sea level in the mountainous region of the Cordillera Administrative Region.

Explore Ilocos Norte! Discover a land of historical sites, stunning natural beauty, and delicious local cuisine. Plan your unforgettable trip to this Philippine gem.

Best things to do and see in Ilocos Sur