El Nido Big Lagoon
Paddle into El Nido's Big Lagoon, ringed by soaring karst cliffs and jade water — and photograph it.
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Filter all discoveries in this country →Visit Baclayon Church, one of the oldest coral-stone churches in the Philippines — and photograph it.
Reach the turquoise tiers of Kawasan Falls in Badian and stand in the mist — and photograph it.
Stand at the Banaue viewpoint over the 2,000-year-old rice terraces carved by the Ifugao — and photograph it.
Trek to Batad and look down on its amphitheatre of stone-walled rice terraces — and photograph it.
Hike down through the Batad terraces to the roaring Tappiya Falls — and photograph it.
Visit an Ifugao village and see the wooden native houses and hand-carved bulul figures — and photograph it.
Climb the Bantay Bell Tower on its hill for a view over the red roofs of Vigan — and photograph it.
Climb the viewpoint over the Chocolate Hills, a thousand cocoa-brown mounds in Carmen — and photograph it.
Find Magellan's Cross, planted in 1521 to mark the arrival of Christianity — and photograph it.
Climb to the Temple of Leah in the Busay hills, a grand Roman-style shrine to love — and photograph it.
Visit the Basilica del Santo Niño, home to the country's oldest religious relic — and photograph it.
Bite into crackling Cebu lechon, the Philippines' most famous roast pig — and photograph it.
Meet the tiny wide-eyed tarsiers at the Corella sanctuary in Bohol — and photograph it.
Paddle into El Nido's Big Lagoon, ringed by soaring karst cliffs and jade water — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Board a bangka for Tour A across Bacuit Bay's hidden lagoons and islets — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Slip through the narrow gap into El Nido's Small Lagoon by kayak — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Wander the Hapao rice terraces near Hungduan and soak your feet in the hot springs — and photograph it.
Drift down the emerald Loboc River on a floating lunch cruise past the jungle — and photograph it.
Walk the centuries-old stone walls of Intramuros and Fort Santiago in old Manila — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Step inside San Agustin, the oldest stone church in the Philippines and a UNESCO site — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Watch the famous Manila Bay sunset blaze over the water along Roxas Boulevard — and photograph it.
View discovery ↗Settle on Alona Beach on Panglao Island as palm shadows fall over white sand — and photograph it.
The world's longest navigable underground river to flow straight into the sea: the boat goes eight kilometres into a limestone cave lit only by the guide's lamp, with thousands of bats overhead. Photograph it.
Stand before the white baroque façade of Vigan's St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral — and photograph it.
Bite into a crispy orange Vigan empanada and garlicky longganisa at the plaza — and photograph it.
Take a horse-drawn kalesa clip-clopping through the heritage streets of Vigan — and photograph it.
Walk the cobblestones of Calle Crisologo past Vigan's Spanish-era mansions — and photograph it.