This is one of the most famous diving destinations in Bohol

This festival is held annually in March, this agro-industrial fair celebrates with dancing, festivities, sports events, and entertainment shows which ends with the reenactment of the famed "blood compact" which took place in the province.

This widely celebrated festival takes place in the 3rd Sunday of January, the feast of the Santo Nino, with street dancing and revelry in the streets, with the religious activities of masses held every hour at the Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino.

This festival celebrated from December 28 to 30, commemorates the landing in Malandog in the mid-13th century of the 10 Malay datus who set up the first Malayan settlement or barangay in this country.

This attraction in Cebu is the house of the Filipino Bishop of Cebu which showcase the Filipino lifestyle from 1860 to 1920.

This attraction in Cebu displays antique jewelry and furniture, statues of Saints and authentic grave goods from archaeological digs.

Considered as the oldest street in the Philippines

A delicacy from region VIII that looks like a hotcake but tastes like bibingka or puto, likened to a rice crepe. This is generally best served at breakfast.

A rice puff, made of crispy rice and mixed with a syrup of sugar and water and dried under the sun until it can be eaten with a crunch, a delicacy from Region VIII

A smoked fish pancake like patty made from "bolinaw", the native name for anchovies. This can also be made with "budlis", tuna or "pating", shark.

A rice-based delicacy in Reqion VIII with white and black glutinous rice rolled/twirled interchangeably with each other and wrapped in anahaw or banana leaves.

The centerpiece of this festival are honeybees, celebrated in the month of August.

A cultural-religious celebration held in Tacloban June every year, highlights body painting traditions of ancient warriors which was eventually merged with merriment.

Region VIII festival celebrated in October, this celebrates the birth of Christianity in Naval.

These were the church bells taken by the US Army from the Church as mementos of the massacre that took place in the locality in 1901 during the Philippine American War.

A national park, which is a protected area, which commemorates the return of Douglas MacArthur in 1944

Gigantic waves crashing and forming these unique rock formations marking this park in Eastern Samar.

Composed of four small, rocky islands in a perilous area where San Bernardino Strait meets the Pacific Ocean in Region VIII

A dream beach destination in the municipality of Palompon which is shaped like a bird, known for its stretch of white, powdery sand beaches and crystal clear blue waters.

A small island of historic importance, as the site of the first mass in Philippine soil in March 1521.

An annual event celebrated in October, this celebrates the bountiful harvest of the Lanzones.

The local version of the Sinulog of Cebu in Region XIII, celebrating the Feast of the Child Jesus every 3rd Sunday of January.

This unique rock formation in Region XIII has low hanging stalactites that have an underground lagoon with clean, green waters.

This scenic area in Region XIII is dominated by dagger like rocks which make for a beautiful sight but with very strong currents

A boat-shaped cave in Region XIII with a cool spring that is filled with bat waste.

A vast area of preserved mangroves in Region XIII that is the natural habitat of the biggest species of saltwater crocodile in the country.

The name of the festival in Region XI is derived from the local word meaning "abundance", featuring culture, products, destinations and natural resources.

The premier festival of Davao City that showcases its natural and cultural bounty of the land, held in the month of August. It is a time of weeklong festivities that highlights merrymaking and featuring the varied tribal cultures of the region, with arts, crafts, produce and street dancing.

Held in Samal Island, this festival takes place in August as thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest with parades, street dances, cultural presentation and agri-industrial fairs.

This festival highlights the cultural arts and heritage of the Malita, celebrated at the full moon of every month and the main annual celebration held in November of every year.

The Island Garden City

The Island Garden CityThe Spanish explorer, Villalobos, who came after Magellan landed in this islet and built a fortress.

The island behind Samal which is known for its clear, sparkling waters, coral reefs and dive sites.

An island with a circular formation that has 360 degrees of a white sand beach with a lighthouse built in the American Colonial period that served as a guide for warships.

A contraction of Visayan words 'sinugba" and "kinilaw", this food is combination of raw, fresh tuna and grilled pork marinated in vinegar with condiments like spice, lime, lemon, chili, onion, garlic and salt.

A traditional cooking method of the Mansaka Tribe is when meat and root crops are cooked with simple herbs: lemongrass, salt, pepper and ginger, inside the a hollow of a bamboo tube.

A hot noodle soup with slivers of tender pork eat topped with chicharon served in a buko shell. When eating, scoops should include coconut meat to give a unique sweet/salty taste to the dish.

A favorite snack which is a flavorful mix of camote, gabi, sago, bilo-bilo, langka, bananas, steeped in coconut milk.

Named from a Maenuvu word which means "gathering" or get together, this festival weeklong celebration, showcasing cultures, traditions and ethic dances and rituals

In Sarangani, this festival is celebrated, which means "first people", to give homage to the cultural diversity of the region. It is meant to coincide with the annual Sarangani festival.

This is a beach festival held in Sarangani. The festival and its sports competitions may probably be the biggest beach event in Southern Philippines.

The Manobos, Tinurays and T'bolis of Sultan Kudarat can give way to celebrate unity in diversity. It is also a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.

What is the oldest province in the Philippines?

Located about 6 kilometers from city proper, this was the original settlement of Dipolog's first inhabitants, along the river to allow transporting of their goods.

The location where Dr. Jose Rizal spent his last 4 years in exile, now declared a national shrine and administered by the National Historical Institute.

Houses the books, periodicals and other historical exhibits of Dr. Jose Rizal in Region IX

The main house that served as the residence of Dr. Jose Rizal and the place where family and friends visited him.

This is a hexagonal structure that had served as a chicken house during Rizal's stay.

Two of these structures were originally intended as tea houses, but Dr. Jose Rizal converted them to clinics that could accommodate patients from distant areas.

An octagonal shaped dwelling that served as quarters for Dr. Jose Rizal's pupils, that was later converted into a clinic.

It is a mountain in Region IX which features virgin forests inhabited by monkeys and gorillas, which can conquered on foot or by horseback. It is currently under study for more development.

This is a 20-layered cascading falls in Region IX is surrounded by huge trees and foliage and is said to be home to white monkeys

It is a pair of semi-perfect cone shaped mountains with good forest cover, which can be reached on foot or on horseback. Its name is derived from what the mountains' shape represent.

Most of the people speak ____ in Region VI.

There are ___ provinces in Region VI.

It is the location of premier white-water kayaking and rafting destinations in the Philippines, often visited as a side trip by tourists who have come from Boracay.

A popular festival celebrated in Kalibo, where the bodies of participants are blackened with charcoal, imitating the native tribes, celebrating the feast of the Sto. Nino in January. This is said to be the predecessor of the Sinulog of Cebu.

A province very popular for its mangoes.

The pristine white sand coastline of Boracay Island is located in the province of:

Known as the biggest and most opulent religious feast in Western Visayas, it is a symbol of Iloilo's affluence and love for the Blessed Mother, celebrated annually on the 2nd of February.

The name of the provinces of Zamboanga was derived from a Malay word "Jambangan" meaning a pot or place of flowers.

Zamboanga Peninsula Region has how many provinces?

Still colloquially known as North Cotabato, its name, Cotabato, is from the Maguindanaoan language "kuta wato" meaning "stone fort".

This city is known as "The City of Waterfalls"

This city is known as "The City of Golden Friendship"

The Philippines' national dance, Tinikling, originated from Region ____

Also known as Island of Fire or Isla del Fuego.

One of the largest sandbars in the Philippines, it is nicknamed the Maldives of the Philippines.

This volcanic island is the site of Silliman University's Marine Conservation Park, teeming with corals and varied marine life.

The highest peak in Region 7

The name of this place means "bubbling brook" and this is famous for the "sardine run" experience

Which of these places is known for the dives to experience the Thresher sharks and giant Manta Rays?

This historical sign in this site is the spot where Magellan died.

This old building houses a collection of rare art pieces and antiques in Silay

This place is considered the seat of Catholicism in Western Visayas.

The Seafood Capital of the Philippines

The Banana Capital of the Philippines is:

The highest bridge in the Philippines is:

This is known to have the Philippines biggest karst formations, which is composed of 12 caves with wide underground spaces.

This city is known as Orchid City and sometimes referred to as Sardines Capital of the Philippines

This province is known as "Heritage Haven of Panay"

This is known as "The Marble Central of Panay"