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Philippines tourism

Puerto Princesa Underground River Hopes to be Honored

2011-06-09 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Underground river in Palawesi

The president of the Philippines Benign Aquino III has pleaded with his countrymen and women to vote for the country’s contender to be named as one of the new “Seven Wonders of Nature”. 600 km south-west of capital Manila, the Puerto Princesa Underground River in Palawan province is among 28 finalists in the competition to […]

Tags: Benign Aquino III, filipinos, Philippines President, Philippines tourism, Puerto Princesa, rare fossils, Seven Wonders of Nature, Underground River, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Hundred Islands a Big Lure for Foreign Tourists

2011-05-26 by Aleksandr Shatskih

160,000 tourist visitors descended on Hundred Islands national park last year

Alaminos City’s Hundred Islands National Park becoming a true paradise on Earth as record numbers of foreign tourists continue to descend on the islands, renowned for their majestic beauty and friendly locals. Citing Philippines tourism statistics from last year, Mayor Hernani Braganza said that over 162,000 tourist visitors came to explore the islands, 9,995 of […]

Tags: Alaminos City, Hernani Braganza, Hundred Islands, Hundred Islands National Park, Hundred Islands tourism, Pangasinan province, Philippine Tourism Authority, Philippines tourism, Philippines tourist destination

Marinduque – A Rising Destination

2011-05-12 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Beautiful beaches make Marinduque very attractive for tourists

The sheer choice of destinations in the Philippines is simply overwhelming. With 7,107 islands in its chain, choosing just one can be a daunting, let alone challenging, prospect. To make things easier for you, there is a simple answer. Go straight to the heart of the Philippines – Marinduque. Home of the colorful Moriones Festival, […]

Tags: Albert Lim, Battle of the Moriones, destinations in the philippines, gasang-gasang festival, Maradinque, Maradinque tourism, Maradinque travel, Moriones Festival, Philippines, Philippines tourism, Philippines Tourism secretary, Saint Longinus

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