4th quarter MAPE Part 1

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It is composed mainly of 124 islands. These islands feature white sand beaches and forested inland.

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It is a deep lake that harbors the world’s smallest active volcano, the Taal Volcano.

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It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a dream paradise for any dive enthusiast with its clear waters and diverse marine life. The park has a dozen dive sites to explore where manta rays, whale sharks, barracuda and tuna thrive.

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Being the longest navigable subterranean river, you will be delighted to witness clear blue green waters and natural rock formations on your way through the underground river. It is also named a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its natural and exceptional beauty.

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This landscape of natural beauty was carved by the Ifugao tribes around 2,000 years ago. The rice terraces resemble giant steps that reach up to the sky – some call it “the stairways to heaven”.

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It is a natural wonder found in the province of Surigao del Sur in Mindanao, Philippines. Its magical clear blue water surrounded by palm trees, as well as its amazing rock formation makes it a wonderful natural phenomenon you must see.

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This extraordinary landscape is a group of unusually shaped hills covered with green grass that turns brown during dry season, hence the name.

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Considered the world’s most perfect cone volcano, It is one of the incredible natural wonders of the Philippines that every tourist must see.

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From its powdery white sand to clear blue waters, you’ll love to spend the whole day on the beach. It is one of the top beaches in the Philippines and one of the best Visayas tourist spots, is blessed with a long stretch of powdery white sand beach (called White Beach), crystal clear and azure waters, and a stunning sunset.