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Featured listings have included Herbie's Catering & Events (serving since 2007, phone 0915-3545079, 59 Acapulco), ABC Hotel (phone +63 45 892 2222, Don Juico Avenue), and the BenCab Museum (phone +63 74 442 7165, Km 6 Asin Road). Browse, upvote your favorites, and sign the guest book to say Salamat.

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Snorkeling and Diving in Anilao, Batangas: An Australian Guide

Anilao sits on the Batangas coast at the southern gateway to the Verde Island Passage, where coral gardens, seagrass beds and deeper channels meet the open…

Bohol’s tarsier sanctuaries and the fight to protect them

Bohol’s tiny, wide-eyed tarsiers are among the Philippines’ most recognisable wildlife. Once active mainly after dusk, the Philippine tarsier, Tarsius…

Instagrammable cafes in Quezon City with unique interiors

Quezon City’s best cafés often hide inside ordinary buildings, where a staircase leads to a warehouse, a residential street opens onto a garden, or a polished…

How to plan a weekend getaway in Camarines Sur

Learning how to plan a weekend getaway to the province of Camarines Sur becomes much easier when the weekend is treated as a compact loop rather than a…

Where to taste durian and other exotic fruits in Davao City

Davao City earns its place on the Philippine fruit map through durian: the city lies within Mindanao’s celebrated growing belt, and the produce can be smelled…

River rafting in Cagayan de Oro: a thrill-seeker’s guide

Cagayan de Oro, often called the City of Golden Friendship, is one of the Philippines’ best bases for whitewater rafting. The Cagayan de Oro River cuts through…

Exploring Capas, Tarlac, Beyond the Ghost Town Myth

Capas in Tarlac is best understood as a place where wartime memory, rural life and the landscape around Mount Pinatubo overlap. Visitors looking for an…

Marilaque Highway Viewpoints for a Scenic Motorcycle Ride

The Marilaque Highway is one of Luzon’s most rewarding day rides for motorcyclists who want mountain air, broad valley scenery and a route that feels far…

A Practical Guide To Visiting Banaue Independently

The Banaue Rice Terraces rise through the mountains of Ifugao in northern Luzon, several hours from Manila by winding roads and highland valleys. Travelling…

La Union beaches for beginner surfers and family days

La Union is one of the Philippines’ easiest beach provinces for travellers who want to combine a relaxed coastal holiday with an introduction to surfing. The…

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