Is known as the City of Gentle People because of the kind and hospitable inhabitants.​

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Is one of the oldest churches in the island of Siquijor and right beside it is an equally old and silent convent. The church is also known as the San Isidro Labrador Parish.​

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It was dubbed by the first Spaniards who saw it as “Isla de Fuego” which literally means “Island of Fire”.

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Holds a very big part of the history of Cebu. It is believed to be a Christian cross planted by the Portuguese and Spanish explorers headed by Ferdinand Magellan. It was planted upon their arrival in Cebu on March 15, 1521. That day also marked the birth of Christianity in the land.​

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It is considered as the diving mecca of the south.​

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He is considered the nation’s first hero as he resisted and fought Spanish colonizers led by Ferdinand Magellan.​

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One of the biggest festivals in Asia. ​

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Philippines’ oldest Christian relic.​

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It’s only the country’s oldest street.​

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Is the only place in the world where you can dive with the elusive thresher sharks.​

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Their group used to be more widespread; but today, they are officially recognized as endangered species that are predominantly found in Southeast Asia such as the places of the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.​

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Is a karst cave, meaning, it is made of limestones.​

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Famous tourist attraction of Bohol. They have been declared the country's third National Geological Monument and proposed for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List.​

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City of smiles.

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The Province takes pride in being the "Food basket and Rice granary of Western Visayas."​

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Guimaras' well-kept secret. Interesting rock formations which can be easily reached easily during low tide, the lighthouse is an 18th century Spanish-colonial lighthouse built beside the beach.​

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Is a peaceful and sacred enclave in Guimaras, run by monks of the Cistercian Order of the Strict Observance. These monks follow the rule of St. Benedict and are best known for the extreme austerity or strictness.​

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The Queen City of the South.​

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Is the youngest and smallest of the six component provinces of the Western Visayas Region

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Started in 2004, this festival showcased the country’s most famous monsters and was held on October 29 until October 30.​

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Has been dubbed as the "Venice of the Visayas."

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Is one of the most iconic landmarks of the City of Roxas.

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A Hiligaynon term meaning guardian of precious things, is the official of the Roxas City Museum.​

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The Largest Bell in Asia and 3rd Largest in the World.​

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One of Antique’s “kept-secrets”, described by visitors as a place next to paradise, even among the wonderful coastlines Antique has in abundance.

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Is a 7-tiered waterfalls.​

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Is one of the most successful mangrove reforestation projects in all of Southeast Asia.

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Boracay’s , told me that the name comes from (a)   , which means ‘fine’ in the island dialect.​

Did you know that in the late 1940s, It was included in the list of places considered as potential capital of the Philippines? While it did not end up as the center of trade, the island has certainly become the Vacation Capital of the country!​

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Antique is very famous because of its (a)   industry.​

Aklan chicken dish that is steamed together with its own tasty juice cooked over a flaming charcoal inside a bamboo​

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Popular in Iloilo City and in the entire Western Visayas, basically made of pilit (glutinous rice) mixed with coconut milk served during breakfast or snacks​

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Probably the most famous Ilonggo dish in the national scene which was started in the late 1930’s before World War II broke out. It is a noodle dish with pork innards, liver and heart served with hot broth and topped with crunchy chicharon, garlic, onion leaves with soy sauce and powdered pepper used to adjust the flavour according to one’s taste.​

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Where the mountains meets the sea​

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Home of the world famous Dinagyang Festival​

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Home of the Masskara Festival​

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The seafood capital of the Philippines​

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Home of the sweetest mango​

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Home of the Ati-Atihan Festival​

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