Tag: Itineraries PH

Ready-made Philippine travel plans—3D2N, 4D3N, weekend trips, and family-friendly itineraries.

Filipino friends enjoying Boracay’s White Beach sunset on a budget 2025 trip.
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Boracay on a Budget 2025: DIY Travel Guide, Cheap Itinerary & Tipid Tips

Boracay may have the reputation of being pricey, but here’s the truth:…

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Filipino barkada enjoying a scenic boat ride in Palawan with cliffs and turquoise water in the background
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Coron vs El Nido: Which Palawan Destination Is Best for a Barkada Trip?

🏝️ Two Worlds in One Province: Coron vs El Nido for the…

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Vibrant flower gardens in bloom, symbolizing its title City of Flowers.
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Bayugan City Travel Guide: Discovering the City of Flowers and Golden Harvest

🌸 Welcome to Bayugan: The City in the Forest In the vast,…

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Pagadian City, Philippines, showcasing its steep hillside streets with the iconic inclined tricycles climbing up.
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Pagadian Travel Guide: Riding High in the “Little Hong Kong of the South”

There’s a certain thrill that comes with traveling in the Philippines—a moment…

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A vibrant and colorful street dancing performance during the Kaamulan Festival in Malaybalay City, with participants in authentic indigenous attire.
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Malaybalay Travel Guide: Discovering the Cool Highlands and Cultural Heart of Bukidnon

When you think of the Philippines, the first images that often come…

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A close-up shot of a large, freshly harvested bunch of green Cavendish bananas, with the lush, green background of a Panabo plantation.
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Panabo City Travel Guide: Exploring the Heart of the Philippines’ Banana Capital

There’s a unique kind of beauty in the landscapes that feed a…

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Boats floating in El Nido’s turquoise lagoon with limestone cliffs in the background.
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Best Travel Itinerary for Palawan (3D2N, 4D3N, 1 Week)

Palawan is often called the “Last Frontier of the Philippines” — and…

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