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Gorgeous: Ivana Alawi

Ivana was born on December 25, 1996, She is of Moroccan and Filipino descent. Her real name is Mariam Al-Alawi. Social media start who is famous for her Instagram and Facebook account. She has gained massive renown for her fashion and bikini modeling alongside travel and lifestyle blogging. 

The Hundred Island National Park - Alaminos City

The Hundred Islands National Park is the first national park and a protected area located in Alaminos, Pangasinan in the northern Philippines. The islands, totaling 124 at low tide and 123 at high tide, are scattered in Lingayen Gulf covering an area of 16.76 square kilometers, believed to be formed more than two million years ago. The Hundred Islands is probably one of the most popular tourist destination in the Philippines.

Just around five hours away from Manila, Hundred Islands is an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. A cheap and fun way to experience the tropical Philippines be it as a day tour or an overnight trip, camping or staying in the accommodations on four developed islands. With more than hundred islands harboring white sand beaches, caves, limestone rocks and cliffs, and rich marine life, Hundred Islands guarantee a well worth escape in this part of Pangasinan.

How to Get to Hundred Islands

Victory Liner, Dagupan Bus, Five Star Bus have multiple trips daily to Alaminos City. Aircon /Deluxe bus fare is approximately P450 (9$) one-way Manila to Alaminos, while ordinary (non-aircon) bus fare is cheaper by a P100 (2$).

From Alaminos City proper, ride a tricycle going to Barangay Lucap’s Lucap Don Gonzalo Montemayor Wharf, this is where the Tourism Information Center is located. Tricycles charge P15 per person and depart when full, chartered  rate is around P60 per ride and additional  P20 at night good for four to five passengers.

Discover one of Asia's premier natural wonders and tourist destinations. The Philippines' first national park is blessed with a unique and diverse ecosystem, a thriving marine community of corals, giant clams, seaweeds, fishes and other sea creatures that create a magical underwater vista. The breathtaking beauty of the islands has nurtured legends on how they came to be. And they continue to surprise and amaze anyone who explores their many wonders.

Philippines Tourist Distination: Potipot Island, Candelaria, Zambales

         Potipot Island is one of the beach getaway place popular to many and its proximity to Manila makes it more convenient to travel by land. As for travelers recommendations when visiting Potipot Island, plain and simple, enjoy the sun's heat, bring some jacket and long pants, thick clothes, and bonnet with you as the weather gets very cold at night, buy some food supplies for grilling most especially, and never miss the beautiful sunset. You can bring tent or rent a cottage to stay overnight.

Philippines Tourist Destination: Cagbalete Island, Mauban Quezon Province

             Cagbalete Island is a jewel of Quezon Province. Located in the Lamon Bay fronting the Pacific Ocean. A paradise in the province surrounded by white sand specially during low tide

           This 1,640 hectares privately owned island is home to a diverse ecosystem. With unique variety of fauna and flora, the island is perfect for adventurer's anf nature lovers. The journey to Cagbalete Island starts before sunrise. A public bus leaves every morning at 5am which you cannot miss. It will take you straight to Mauban in Quezon, where you’ll jump on the ferry to the island.

Philippines Tourist Destination: Maniwaya Island, Marinduque

          Maniwaya Island off the northeastern coast of Marinduque. This island is in the Mongpong passage -- the body of water between Marinduque and the town of Gen. Luna, province of Quezon. Mongpong pass is just east of Tayabas Bay, and just north of the Sibuyan Channel -- north of the Visayan group of islands.

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Philippines Tourist Destination Central Luzon (Region III)

Minalungao Park Declared as a national park, it features a breathtaking view of the narrow but deep Penaranda River. On both sides of the river bank are 16 meter high limestone walls. The ridge formation of white sculptured limestone walls shows the might of the great river. Located in the municipality of General Tinio, Nueva Ecija in Central Luzon.

Casapsapan Beach, If Manila Bay has its vaunted golden sunset, Casapsapan Beach in Brgy. Ildefonso, Casiguran, Aurora offers a magnificent view of the brilliant sunrise where one can watch the sun rising slowly from the eastern horizon almost as big as winnower. Its inherent and idyllic beauty such as the white sand beaches, clear-blue sparkling waters and five hectares of virgin mangrove offers everyone extreme pleasure and blissful satisfaction. One can experience the feeling of not wanting to leave the place anymore.

Dicasalarin Cove, Located in Brgy. Zabali, Baler, Aurora, one can either have a choice of which nature to commune – river, ocean or mountain or altogether embrace them at the merging point of a headland.

The Monasteryo de Tarlac one of the best Place in Tarlac where in you can feel free, This is the best place to relax and enjoy life to the fullest, because this is the best place to feel the presence of god. Located at Brgy. Lubigan, San Jose Tarlac.

Also called "Shrine of Valor". A Shrine that is built in memory of the soldiers who gave their lives defending the country against the Japanese in World War II. Located atop Mt. Samat in Pilar town, province of Bataan. It also immortalize the agony of Filipino and American soldiers who died in the infamous death march.

Ocean Adventure Subic Bay is the first Southeast Asia’s only open water Marine Park. Here our animals live and play in a natural setting of clear water swarming with marine life, coral reefs, and a lovely white sand beach. Experience an encounter with whales, and sea lions, and a host of fish and sea creatures in a selection of exciting and cherished ways. Ocean Adventure is an all-weather park. It has covered walkways, sheltered stadiums, and indoor facilities that will insure their guests will have a comfortable experience, in sunshine or in rain

Philippines Tourist Destination - Cagayan Valley (Region II)

The Aglipay Caves are as much as 20 meters deep, located at Barangay Villa Ventura in the town of Aglipay. It has both open chambers and crawl spaces, with a variety of stalactites, stalagmites, and other geological formations. The 6th cave is especially fascinating, as a subterranean river and waterfall with an unknown source can be found here. It has cool water and is suitable for swimming. Insect-eating bats make the caves their habitat.

The Sierra Madre national park in northern Luzon is the country's largest natural park. Sierra Madre is the longest mountain range in the country. The 359,000-hectare park is the home of endangered species such as pawikan, bayakan or giant bat, Philippine eagle, wild boar, Philippine brown dear, cloud rat, flame-breasted fruit dove, kalaw, bukarot, and native owl.

The beautiful town of Mahatao lies in the central part of Batan Island the main island in Banates, nestled at the foot of three hills: Majorojoron on the north, Naidi on the south and Langud on the east. It is bounded on the north by Basco, on the south by Ivana and Uyugan, on the east by Madi Bay/Philippine Sea/Pacific Ocean and on the west by Mahatao Bay/China Sea. It covers an approximate land area of 1,300 hectares or 13 square kilometers.

     Callao Cave is one of the limestone caves located in the Municipality of Peñablanca, Cagayan province. The seven-chamber show cave is one of 300 caves that dot the area and the best known natural tourist attractions of the province. Callao and the other caves are situated in the western foothills of the Northern Sierra Madre Mountains

          Palaui Island is located in Santa Ana, Cagayan, and it is made up of volcanic debris, lying between the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean. It is a protected area having been declared as National Marine Reserve in 1994, abundant in wildlife, marine life and timber. With only a small community living in the island, it is largely uninhabited. It is politically under the jurisdiction of Sta. Ana and it is home to a small fishing community.