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The Ultimate List of Philippine Festivals: What They Really Celebrate

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Get ready, as this article covers over 20 different festivals and fiestas. You’ve seen the photos. Feathers. Sequins. Smiles that could power a small city. Nice. They’re all really cool. Now let’s talk about what really happens at Philippine Festivals and Philippine Fiestas—the devotion, the food marathons, the dance lines that never end, and the […]

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Eco-tourist relaxing in hammock with coconut on Palawan beach, eco-tourism Philippines.

Eco-Tourism & Accommodations in the Philippines: A Complete Guide

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Introduction Why go to the beach when you can save the planet while sipping coconut water? That’s not just a cheeky question—it’s the entire point of eco-tourism in the Philippines. Here, you can have your paradise and protect it, too. The country’s 7,600+ islands are bursting with coral reefs, rainforests, rice terraces, and beaches that

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Hammock on Boracay White Beach with coconut drink and turquoise ocean.

Snorkels, Snacks, and Siestas: The Ultimate Island Activity Guide

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The Best Activities to Try on Each Island: From Snorkeling to Napping! Ever tried to plan a trip and felt overwhelmed because every island in the Philippines looks like it belongs on a postcard? Same. But here’s the secret: each island isn’t just another pretty beach. They each come with their own quirks, food obsessions,

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Colorful packing essentials for island hopping in the Philippines on a beach backdrop.

The Ultimate Guide: Packing for Sustainable Travel in the Philippines

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The Art of Packing for Island Hopping in the Philippines Sustainable travel in the Philippines seems like it should be pretty straightforward, right? However, if you’ve ever packed a suitcase with the blind optimism of a contestant on a reality TV show, you already know: paradise can go south really quickly if you bring the

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Banaue Rice Terraces aerial sunrise view in Luzon, Philippines

Luzon Itinerary 2025: Tourist Spots and Resorts You’ll Love

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Why Luzon Should Be Your First Stop in the Philippines Welcome to Luzon—the island that has it all. History buffs, foodies, surfers, hikers, and sunset-chasers will all find their fix here. This Luzon travel guide is packed with the top things to do in Luzon, from exploring ancient rice terraces to sipping cocktails in luxury

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Tourists walking along a Visayan beach at sunset with a coconut, palm trees, and banca boat in the background.

You, a Hammock, and 20 Reasons to Fall in Love with the Visayas – A Travel Guide

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Why Visiting the Visayan Islands Is the Best Decision You’ll Make All Year Welcome to the Visayan Islands, the Philippines’ tropical middle child—strategically sandwiched between Luzon’s hustle and Mindanao’s drama. If you’re googling “best places to visit in Visayas” or “things to do in Visayan Islands,” congratulations. You’re already smarter than 90% of vacation planners

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Couple holding hands in a marble workshop in Romblon at sunset with stone carvings in the background.

The Philippines in Love – 9 Romantic Destinations For Couples

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Why the Philippines is Cupid’s most popular Archipelago Cupid has a time share here for a reason. Other locations might offer you one postcard-worthy view, but the Philippines dishes out 7,641 islands — each with unique backdrops for a love story. Picture waking up to the sound of ocean waves instead of your alarm, trading

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