Banaue Rice Terraces

Although the Banaue Rice Terraces have been in-scripted to the List of World Heritage in Danger on 2001 as the dangers of deforestation and climate change threatens to destroy the terraces. Another contributing factor is globalization where the younger generations of the Ifugaos have recently had the opportunity to gain access to media and education, most of the younger Ifugaos have opted to come to the capital for work instead of the traditional farming tradition.

The Banaue Rice Terraces are now showing signs of erosion. Some areas needs maintenance as some of the new generation Ifugaos are migrating to the cities looking for better opportunities. That given, the terraces still never fails to awe the traveller. 

Subic Bay

Subic Bay in Pampanga, just take the NLEX north to the Clark Exit onto SCTEX to Subic Bay Freeport.

Cape Bojeador

Cape Bojeador Lighthouse in Burgos, Ilocos Norte. It is also known as Burgos Lighthouse, a cultural heritage structure established during the Spanish Colonial times.

Grandpas Inn and Restaurant

Grandpas Inn and Restaurant

Casa Parroquial De Sarrat

Casa Parroquial De Sarrat

Pagudpud

Pagudpud is a coastal resort town on the northernmost tip of Luzon Island and is near the famous Bangui Windmill.Its white sand beaches and crystal blue water makes Pagudpud a haven for tourists. Maira-Ira Point is also an emerging attraction with its secluded beach known as the Blue Lagoon. Access to this public beach is from a secondary concrete road on the north side of the Maharlika Highway just before approaching the Patapat Viaduct. On the way to the Blue Lagoon, a sea arch can be seen. Coconut trees line much of the town's coast. On a clear day, the Batanes Islands are visible from Patapat National Park.

Caleruega Church

Caleruega Church in Batangas. Its like you are in a different country when you graze its wonderful landscapes, serene foliage and a magnificent view of Mount Batulao. Anywhere your eyes turn to, you will see hues of yellows, reds, whites and greens. Its like your living in a dream in some sort of paradise.