The municipal hall of Siquijor, Siquijor. by Lawrence Ruiz Siquijor Town: The Soul of the Mystical Island Siquijor has a reputation that precedes it—whispers of magic, healing traditions, and enchanted forests tend to spark curiosity long before travelers ever set foot on the island. But at the heart of this mystical province lies Siquijor town, […]
Wharf with mango welcome sign by A.C.T. Alejandre Jordan, Guimaras stands out as a coastal gem in Western Visayas—an island provincial capital town known for its accessibility, rich history, and postcard‑worthy landscapes. Its central location, vibrant port, and natural attractions make it one of the most compelling destinations in the Philippines for travelers seeking a
Romblon Cathedral a national cultural treasure as declared by the NCCA by Joannerfabregas Let’s look at the Hidden Gem of Romblon Town: The Marble Capital of the Philippines Nestled in the heart of the Romblon archipelago, Romblon Town is a charming slice of island paradise that blends natural beauty, rich history, and local craftsmanship into
Baler, Aurora: Where History Meets the Waves On the eastern coast of the Central Luzon Region sits Baler the provincial capital of Aurora, which is a laid-back seaside town known for its rich history, consistent surf breaks, and breathtaking natural scenery. This municipality has 13 barangays, a 2020 population of 43,735 residents, and a land
Downtown area along the national road by Zuanzuanfuwa Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro: The Quiet Capital by the Sea Tucked along the western coast of Mindoro Island, Mamburao is the provincial capital town of Occidental Mindoro and a place where provincial life meets coastal charm. This municipality has 15 barangays, a 2020 population of 47,705 residents, and
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Mango Fest by Jay-Eins Iba, Zambales: Where Mountains Meet the Sea Tucked along the western coast of Luzon, Iba, Zambales is a laid-back provincial capital town that perfectly captures the province’s natural beauty and easygoing charm. This coastal municipality has 14 barangays, a 2020 population of 55,581 residents, and a land area of 153.38 sq.
Boac town proper overlooking the Boac River by ELRLogatoc Boac, Marinduque: The Heart of the Island Province Tucked away in the center of Marinduque Island, Boac is a quiet yet culturally rich municipality that serves as the provincial capital. This coastal town has 61 barangays, a 2020 population of 57,283 residents, and a land area
Naval Cathedral by Joelaldor Naval, Biliran: Where Island Beauty Meets Simple Living Sitting on the western side of Biliran Island, Naval is a charming coastal town that serves as the provincial capital of Biliran. This municipality has 26 barangays, a 2020 population of 58,187 residents, and a land area of 108.24 sq. kilometers (41.79 sq.
Lanao Del Norte Provincial Capital, Linamon-Zamboanga Road, Tubod, Lanao Del Norte by Patrickroque01 Tubod, Lanao del Norte: Nature, Culture, and Quiet Charm Nestled along the scenic coastline of northern Mindanao, Tubod is the provincial capital municipality of Lanao del Norte and a destination that quietly blends natural beauty, local culture, and provincial charm. This town
by Travelocity.com San Jose de Buenavista: The Heart of Antique Along the western coast of Panay Island, San Jose de Buenavista is a laid-back seaside town that proudly serves as the provincial capital of Antique Province. This municipality has 28 barangays, a 2020 population of 65,140 residents, and a land area of 48.56 sq. kilometers
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