The Top Ten Tourist Destination in the Philippines

Photo Credit: Getty Images: Tagaytay and Taal Lake and Volcano

  Top 10 tourist destinations in the Philippines according to wanderwisdomtravel.com:

1. #BoracayIsland - Famous for its white sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife.

2. #Palawan - Known for its stunning landscapes, including the Puerto Princesa Underground River and El Nido's limestone cliffs.

3. #Manila - The capital city offers historical sites like Intramuros and cultural attractions such as Rizal Park.

4. #Cebu - Features historical landmarks, beautiful beaches, and diving spots like Malapascua Island.

5. #Bohol - Home to the Chocolate Hills, tarsier sanctuaries, and picturesque beaches.

6. #SiargaoIsland - Renowned for its surfing spots, such as Cloud 9, and pristine beaches.

7. #BanaueRiceTerraces - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing the ingenuity of the Ifugao people.

8. #DavaoCity - Offers attractions like Mount Apo, Philippine Eagle Center, and pristine beaches.

9. #Vigan - Known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial and Asian architecture.

10. #Batanes - Offers breathtaking landscapes, rolling hills, and unique stone houses.

https://wanderwisdom.com/travel-destinations/TOP-10-TOURIST-DESTINATION-IN-THE-PHILIPPINES

THE PHILIPPINES has 18 regions, 81 provinces, 145 cities, 1,489 municipalities, and 42,029 barangays. There are so many places to visit. Make a Good Choice, by asking People Knowledgeable about the Philippines and its tourist Attractions.

My Personal Choice: Marinduque Philippines, Heart of the Philippines and Location of Chateau Du Mer Beach Resort and Conference Center ( no longer in business since 2020). I have only been to #1 and #3 in the list above. I left the Philippines when I was 26 years old but after retirement in 2002, we built a retirement beach house in Marinduque.

Meanwhile, Here are two photos from nature you might be able to identify! 

Mountain Goddess. A temporary ice cave formed a vagina on Mt St Helens about 20 years ago. This photo has ever since been the subject of a great deal of humor and not much else, though seems to me it should've been much more often noted as further evidence of beauty in nature.

and Cambodia's Penis Plant

Recently, the government of Cambodia requested its citizens to not pluck the rare plant Nepenthes holdenii after a series of images went viral with women plucking and posing with the plant, due to its shape looking awfully similar to the phallic shape of the male genitalia when glanced upon from a certain angle.