Lily Hill is the highest point in Clark which once served as a defensive location for the Japanese troops during World War II. Today, it has a Buddhist shrine called the "Goddess of Peace Shrine” on its slope.

See Davao's widest waterfall hidden in the lush landscape of Baganga, Davao. Campawan Curtain Falls features a wide curtain of water which spills into a wide catch basin.

Destinare Beach Resort & Campsite offers comfortable and rugged lodging options and organizees recreational group activities. It is good for large groups or corporate activities.

Mount Pinatubo, despite being an active volcano, remains to be one of the country's most visited tourist destinations. It is most famous for the second-largest volcanic eruption of the 20th century, which occured on June 15, 1991. Today, it is a popular hiking and ATV adventure area.

Jump into the clear blue waters of Salagdoong Beach from the island's most famous cliff jumping point found right here.

Paliton Beach is one of Siquijor's best beaches. It is a stunning stretch of white sand and clear waters, and is relatively off-the-beaten path. Because the beach faces west, it offers majestic sunset views.

This Roman Catholic church was built in 1783 and is marked by stone architecture. The former watch tower was built in 1870 to serve as a lookout point for intruders or oncoming attacks. It is mostly made up of coral and stands at 45 feet high.

This three-tiered falls is one of Siquijor's breathtaking natural attractions. Each cascade falls into clear blue natural pools of water, and are accessible via a paved path built into the lush surroundings of the falls.

Aside from being a popular hiking area and containing Siquijor's highest peak (Mount Bandilaan), the national park lets guests know more about Siquijor culture. It is known for its healing rituals and traditions which usually take place during Holy Week.