Kayangan Lake of Coron

Kayangan Lake of Coron

Kayangan Lake is located at Coron Island, Northern Palawan is said to be the cleanest lake in the Philippines. Sometimes called the Blue Lagoon, this freshwater lagoon is amidst sheer limestone cliffs. This beautiful picture perfect scenery can be seen after a walk up a mountain trail.

Photo by Emil

Pinatubo Crater and Lake

Lake Pinatubo or Lawa ng Pinatubo is the crater lake of Mount Pinatubo in the boundaries of Pampanga.

Butterfly Sanctuary in Baguio

Butterfly Sanctuary in Baguio

The Butterfly Sanctuary, inside Camp John Hay is the Butterfly Sanctuary, an eco tourism attraction. The entrance fee is P40 per head and P35 per head for a group of at least 25 people. According to the caretaker, the butterflies usually come out when it’s really bright and sunny and and hide when it is cloudy or it is too cold, so if you really want to see a lot of flying butterflies, it is best that you visit at lunch time or when it's hot and sunny. The caretaker also catched some of the butterflies and had our picture taken with the butterflies, on our face, nose, hair, or wherever we liked it. He even told and showed us the life cycle of the butterflies. It was a really nice and educational time at The Butterfly Sanctuary.

Taoist Temple in Baguio

Taoist Temple and Bell Church in Baguio

Taoist Bell Church is one of the attractions in Baguio City that gets a lot of visitors. It is located at downtown area of La Trinidad Benguet. Here you can find colourful temples, attractive pagodas and well landscape gardens. There are also books available for those who want to know the history and culture of China. Bell church is crowded every Chinese New year because mostly of the Chinese visit the temples to pray and witness the colourful Chinese New Year Parade. This is a very big event so if your planning to go, my advices is to get there as early as you can so as not to miss any of the fun.

Photo by Chino Manding Caddarao‎

Bangui Windmill

Bangui Windmills

The twenty wind turbines that make up the Bangui Windmills Project all lined up was truly a sight to behold. Powering almost 90 per cent of the Ilocos Region, the windmill turbines underline the importance and advantages of relying on sustainable energy to combat the global environmental crisis. Standing directly below them, I was able to feel the power of these super structures as each swing of its three pronged blade produces a thundering shoosh that scared me a bit. 

Photo by EBenavidez Photography

Pearl Farm in Davao

Pearl Farm in Davao

Siquijor Beach

I love Siquijor because the everything about the island seems untouched. It's like living in a new world where you don't really need technology and money. Just you and nature.