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Enchanted Kingdom

Ever wanted to get away from the hustle and bustle of fast face city life, have time with your family and friends in a world-class adventure and themed park? Enchanted Kingdom is perfect for you! It is one of the many reasons the park is patronized by both locals and foreigners because of its pollution-free and child-friendly atmosphere. Brace yourself for world-class rides, spellbinding entertainment, delectable food delights and a variety of unique souvenir items for children of all ages (children by age […]

Manila Yacht Club

Conceived as one of the oldest yacht clubs in Asia, the Manila Yacht Club (MYC) is one of the few organized yacht clubs found in the Philippines. It is based in Manila, exclusively for members and they are situated in Manila Bay where sunset is a perfect view during fine weather conditions. Because the Philippines’ has 7,107 islands, yachting in this archipelago may be one of the main reasons the Manila Yacht Club was set-up. The club coordinates many international and regional competitions […]

Mystical Mount Makiling: Home of the Goddess Maria

Many regarded the Philippines as a volcanic country. Why? Simply because from the archipelagos 7,107 islands, soar more than 200 volcanic peaks and 18 of which are active such as Mayon Volcano in Albay, Mt. Apo in Davao and Mount Pinatubo in the intersection of the borders of Zambales, Tarlac and Pampanga. One of the inactive volcanoes in the Philippines is Mount Makiling. Also called Mount Maquiling, it is situated in the province of Laguna and rises 1,090 meters above sea level. The […]

Nielson Tower: Filipinas Heritage Library

Built in 1937, Nielson Tower served as the control tower and passenger depot of the Philippines’ first commercial airport. The first ever domestic flight in Asia took place here. It was from Makati to Baguio. Paseo de Roxas and Makati Avenue used to be the runways. In World War II, Nielson Tower was used by Japanese forces as headquarters, and then later was taken over by the Americans. Nielson Tower resumed operations as a commercial airport in August 1946. When seen from the […]

The Archdiocesan Shrine of Divine Mercy

Considered by many as one of the most miraculous shrines in the Philippines, The Archdiocesan Shrine of Divine Mercy in Divine Mercy Hills has a 50-foot Statue of the Divine Mercy Christ. It is overlooking Macajalar Bay and serves as a pilgrimage site for the devotees of the Divine Mercy. The Archdiocesan Shrine of Divine Mercy is a sacred place. Visitors are not allowed to wear shorts and other revealing clothing such as sleeveless shirts, spaghetti, tube, etc. Because of the shrine’s growing […]

  • Come! Discover the Philippines

    What makes the Philippines more than a usual holiday destination?

    Some say, when the Gods created the Philippine island, they liked it so much, they decided to create seven thousand more. That meant having over seven thousand different views of the sun, and many different beaches like Boracay, which is probably unlike anywhere you’ve ever been.

    They say that Gods took their time when they made this paradise. Having thousand of islands also meant that our wildlife and marine life are among the most diverse in the world.

    Even our history comes in many chapters, each one with the different theme. Our colors come in infinite forms and our melting pot of cultures contain more than the usual ingredients, so you can expect more than the usual festivals every year.

    We’re oriental, and were western too! That’s why no matter where you’re from, the Philippines will feel like home.

    Many come here to learn… and play. We just love taking the usual things further like honeymooning , relaxing, partying, and shopping. You haven’t seen a real bargain unless you shop here.

    And if we like to over do things here in the Philippines just imagine what it’s like, to be our guest!

  • It’s More Fun in the Philippines