In a recent accolade, Lonely Planet has honored Siargao Island as Southeast Asia’s leading travel destination for 2024. This prestigious recognition highlights the island’s exceptional appeal, particularly its renowned surfing spots. Read more »
Road workers in a rural village of Cagayan de Oro made a remarkable discovery on Wednesday, July 17—an ancient cave that appears to have remained untouched for millions of years. Read more »
The future of art has landed in the Philippines! Space & Time Cube+, the nation's first-ever immersive digital art museum, has opened its doors in S Maison at Conrad, Pasay City. Read more »
Nestled in the mountainous middle region of Negros Island, Mabinay has earned its reputation as the Caves Capital of the Philippines. Out of the 400 caves, approximately 100 are known, and thanks to a foreign exploration team’s effort twenty-five years ago, 50 of these were officially identified. Read more »
Bohol, which is renowned for its striking scenery, houses a hidden treasure located along its eastern coast—the Anda White Beach. Anda Beach, an emerging popular tourist spot, is around 110 kilometers from Tagbilaran. The beach is situated in the little town by the same name on the island's eastern shore. Read more »
Passi, the only city in Iloilo, has a long history dating back before the Spanish came. Known as the "Sweet City," Passi City is famous for sugarcane farming. The vast sugarcane fields there are vital to the local economy, providing jobs for many people and helping the region's sugar industry. Read more »
