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WorksheetsPhil tour Preliminary Exam
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this falls are approx 500 metres long and 60 metres wide
Kili Falls
Sapilang falls
Kaparkan Falls
Gololan falls
This is a perfect spot for swimming the surrounding boulders provide an ideal spot for jumping or diving in Kabugao,Apayao
Sapilang fall
Kili Falls
Kaparkan Falls
Gololan falls
The main attraction here is not just the waterfall it has hidden behind the main cascade is a hot spring that flows into an icy-cold river
Sapilang fall
Kili Falls
Kapisaan Falls
Gololan Falls
this place is most scenic during sunset when the mountainsides come alive with a spectacular auburn glow
Mt. Poswey
Mt. Bullagao
Apao Rolling Hills
Victoria Park
this is where you get a bird’s eye view of Abra’s plains, mighty rivers, and mountain peaks.
Mt. Poswey
Mt. Bullagao
Apao Rolling Hills
Victoria Park
Standing at more than 1,546 meters above sea level, this mountain ranks among the highest mountains of Abra.
Mt. Poswey
Mt. Bullagao
Apao Rolling Hills
Victoria Park
This is one of the highest peaks of Northern Apayao where it can be viewed from the boundary of both Apayao and Ilocos Norte.
mt Kompol-kompol
Mt. Yangbew
Mount Pulag
Mt. Kilang
It is named as such, owing to the cold and forbidding weather, reminiscent of a purgatory
mt Kompol-kompol
Mt. Yangbew
Mount Pulag
Mt. Kilang
this is considered as the biggest waterfall within the municipality of apayao measures around 30 feet high.
Girgira falls
Apayao River
Gololan falls
Bayugao Falls
it has a series of mini-waterfalls with naturally-built pools, their cool and crystal-clear waters cast a rejuvenating sight complementing the surrounding forests.
Gololan falls
Apayao River
Girgira falls
Bayugao Falls
It extends for more than 181 kilometers, making it the longest river in the said province.
Girgira falls
Apayao River
Bayugao Falls
Gololan falls
There are beautiful chambers inside, reminiscent of a cathedral’s domes and spires.
Lussok cave
Macota Underground River
Aran Cave
Buaya caves
The cave is named after a giant where locals say that he used to dwell in the area and was responsible for the disappearance of workers during the construction Kennon Road.
Macota Underground River
Lussok cave
Aran Cave
Buaya caves
To get inside this cave, you need to take a boat until a point where the deep level ends.
Macota Underground River
Lussok cave
Aran Cave
Buaya caves
It has a wide opening, reminiscent of a cathedral’s dome.
Macota Underground River
Lussok Cave
Aran Cave
Buaya caves
this is perhaps the highest falls in Tublay and one of the least known tourist spots in Benguet.
Tekip Falls
Badi falls
Shamsham falls
Binalasan Falls
this falls cascades like a giant curtain of water it measures more than 80 feet high.
badi falls
tekip falls
bayokbok falls
shamsham falls
It composes of at least 8 different cascades, plunging towards the Pasil River. They are best viewed along the road during the rainy months.
Binalasan Falls
Tumuyoc falls
Palang-ah Falls
Laroy Falls
It cascades for more than 30 meters on a very deep pool. Swimming in the pool can be quite dangerous due to its strong and churning current.
Binalasan Falls
Tumuyoc falls
Laroy Falls
Palang-ah Falls
Its name was derived from a local terms which means chair .
Binalasan Falls
Tumuyoc falls
Palang-ah Falls
Badi falls
These host various species of endangered wildlife species such as hornbill, and monkeys
Mt. Napulawan
Mt. Nagchayan
Mt. Amuyao
Mt Kalawitan
Mt. Binaratan
this mountain rises to more than 2, 714 MASL.
Mt Kalawitan
Mt. Binaratan
Mt. Amuyao
Mt. Nagchayan
Mt. Napulawan
this mountain rises to more than 1,455 MASL. It was a battleground during the Japanese invasion.
Mt. Napulawan
Mt. Nagchayan
Mt. Amuyao
Mt Kalawitan
Mt. Binaratan
It rises to more than 2,642 meters above sea level, projects one of the most fascinating views in Ifugao.
Mt. Napulawan
Mt. Nagchayan
Mt. Amuyao
Mt Kalawitan
what are the 6 provinces of CAR
Mt. Province, Abra, KAlinga, Ifugao, Apayao, Benguet
Mt. Province, Abra, Kalinga, Ifugao, Tabuk, Benguet
Mt. Province, Abra, KAlinga, Lagawe, Apayao, Benguet
Bontoc, Abra, KAlinga, Ifugao, Apayao, Benguet
WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF BAGUIO CITY ( ANSWER IN CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY) 2 POINTS
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF ABRA
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF BENGUET
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF KALINGA
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE OF IFUGAO
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WHAT IS THE TAGLINE APAYAO
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THIS IS A LANDLOCKED PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES IN THE CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION IN LUZON IT IS BORDERED BY ILOCOS NORTE ON THE NORTHWEST, APAYAO ON THE NORTHEAST, KALINGA ON THE MID-EAST, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE ON THE SOUTHEAST, AND ILOCOS SUR ON THE SOUTHWEST.
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THIS PROVINCE USED TO BE A PART OF CAGAYAN PROVINCE.
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THIS WAS ESTABLISHED AS A PROVINCE IN 1899 UNDER THE FIRST PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC WITH JUAN ORAA “AHINO” CARIÑO APPOINTED AS GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.
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THIS WAS CREATED AS AN INDEPENDENT PROVINCE ON JUNE 18, 1966 BY VIRTUE OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 4695, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE DIVISION LAW OF MOUNTAIN PROVINCE.
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THIS IS A LANDLOCKED PROVINCE IN THE PHILIPPINES SITUATED WITHIN THE CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION IN LUZON ITS BORDERS ARE MOUNTAIN PROVINCE TO THE SOUTH, ABRA TO THE WEST, ISABELA TO THE EAST, CAGAYAN TO THE NORTHEAST, AND APAYAO TO THE NORTH.
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THE PROVINCE WAS NAMED SO FOR BEING IN THE CORDILLERA CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RANGE
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IT IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 4,810 FEET (1,470 METERS) ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL, OFTEN CITED AS 1,540 METERS (5,050 FEET) IN THE LUZON TROPICAL PINE FORESTS ECOREGION,
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These are attractions that have been built purposely to attract tourist into that area.
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These attractions are in place so that people can gain an appreciation of the past.
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this is an attraction that has been created by nature.
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this is the most important factor to consider while planning a holiday which lasts for more than a day.
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this kind of tourists generally visit a location for one thing only.
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these are travelers who like to stay more in a certain location.
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they prefer romantic relaxing locations.
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These types of tourists exist around the world.
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These types of tourists are normally interested in heritage historic places of worship tied to their religion.
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◦These tourists are interested in taking a break from reality, seeing new places, eating new foods, experiencing new adventures, but without sacrificing rest and comfort.
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they are generally characterized by a slower pace of travel compared to adventure tourists.
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These travelers set out to a certain destination with an open mind to experience as much as it has to offer.
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◦This type of tourism is flourishing in the conditions in which foods become more standardized in developed nations and since certain meals can only be experienced among the locals who make them often.
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it is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which entails the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or business/professional purposes.
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it is “someone who travels at least 80 km from his or her home for at least 24 hours, for business or leisure or other reasons
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they are residents of a given country travelling only within that country
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they are non-residents travelling in a given country)
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they are residents of one country travelling in another country
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this is, after all, a very human experience,predicted and remembered by many as some of the most important times of their lives.
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WAHT ARE THE ◦GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF A TOURISM SYSTEM( ANSWER SHOULD BE SPARATED BY A SLASH /) 3 POINTS
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