Discover the Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox—one of the world’s largest bats and a vital forest guardian found only in the Philippines. With a wingspan of up to 5.6 feet and a glowing golden crown, this gentle giant plays a crucial role in tropical ecosystems. Learn about its behavior, threats, and how we can help save this endangered species before it’s too late.

Rising as the Philippines’ second-highest peak, Mount Dulang-Dulang is a sacred cloud forest in Bukidnon where misty trails, rich biodiversity, and Talaandig ancestral traditions transform a challenging trek into a meaningful journey of respect and discovery.

Discover Merloquet Falls, Zamboanga’s hidden curtain waterfall tucked deep in the forested hills of Barangay Sibulao. With its two-tier cascade, cool freshwater pools, and peaceful jungle setting, it’s a must-visit escape for nature lovers, photographers, and weekend adventurers exploring Mindanao’s natural wonders.

Meet the Luzon Bleeding-heart, a rare and stunning pigeon named for the crimson mark on its chest that resembles a bleeding wound. Endemic to the Philippines and endangered due to habitat loss and hunting, this shy forest dweller is a symbol of the country’s rich biodiversity—and its urgent need for protection. A true jewel of the forest floor, it deserves a future as vibrant as its feathers.

Ride the sands of the North! La Paz Sand Dunes in Laoag, Ilocos Norte offers thrilling 4x4 rides, sandboarding fun, and cinematic views of the South China Sea. A must-visit natural and cultural gem in the Philippines—get ready for adventure, photos, and unforgettable memories!

Discover Corong Corong Beach in El Nido—home to calm waters, golden sands, and Palawan’s most stunning sunsets. Just minutes from El Nido Town, this peaceful shoreline offers island hopping tours, beachfront dining, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for travelers seeking nature, charm, and unforgettable views.

The Philippine Pangolin (Manis culionensis) is a critically endangered, scaly mammal found only in Palawan. With its soft overlapping scales, long sticky tongue, and secretive nature, it plays a vital role in forest health. Threatened by illegal trade and habitat loss, this rare species urgently needs protection to survive.

Discover Sumlang Lake in Camalig, Albay—a tranquil lakeside escape framed by the breathtaking silhouette of Mayon Volcano. Glide across calm waters on bamboo rafts, enjoy lakeside cafés, and soak in the cool countryside breeze. With its relaxing atmosphere, scenic photo spots, and easy access from Legazpi City, Sumlang Lake is a peaceful Bicol retreat perfect for families, couples, and nature lovers.

Discover the incredible diversity of Philippine forests—from towering dipterocarps and misty montane woodlands to thriving mangroves, pine highlands, and resilient dry forests. This guide explores each forest type, its unique habitats, the natural resources it provides, and why protecting these ecosystems is essential to the country’s environment and future.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Kaparkan Falls in Abra, Philippines. Learn about its stunning views, accessibility, and tips for your visit. Read more!

Discover Rafflesia philippensis—a rare parasitic flower found in the forests of Luzon, Philippines. Known for its massive blooms and foul scent, this threatened species is both a botanical marvel and a conservation priority. Explore its anatomy, habitat, scientific significance, and the urgent need to protect it.

Step into Ilocos Sur, a province where time stands still and history breathes through every cobblestone street and seaside breeze. From the UNESCO-listed Vigan City and the baroque splendor of Santa Maria Church to the cascading Pinsal Falls and sunlit shores of Santiago Cove, Ilocos Sur captures the enduring spirit of the Ilocano people. It’s a journey through faith, artistry, and resilience—an experience where the past and present live beautifully side by side.

Learn how typhoons shape life in the Philippines — from their devastating impact and historical storms to preparedness measures and climate change insights. Stay informed and stay safe

Discover the Maasin River Siargao, home to the famous bent palm tree and its thrilling rope swing. Surrounded by emerald waters and lush coconut trees, this peaceful river offers adventure, beauty, and the authentic charm of Surigao del Norte. A must-visit spot for nature lovers and travelers seeking the true soul of Siargao Island.

From the graceful moon jelly to the deadly box jellyfish, the Philippines is home to a fascinating array of jellyfish species. This guide dives into where they’re found, why they thrive in local waters, how to treat jellyfish stings, and what Filipino scientists are doing to keep swimmers safe. Discover the science, safety tips, and conservation efforts behind these captivating marine creatures.

Discover Tanap-Avis Falls in Burgos, Ilocos Norte, Philippines—a hidden gem surrounded by lush greenery and turquoise waters. Perfect for nature lovers, it offers a peaceful escape for a refreshing dip, light trek, or family picnic, just a short trip from Laoag City.

Discover the Top 10 countryside destinations in the Philippines — from the ancient Banaue Rice Terraces to the serene lakes of Lake Sebu. Explore breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cultures, and timeless traditions that reveal the beauty, heritage, and spirit of rural Philippines.

Discover the Philippine sailfin dragon (Hydrosaurus pustulatus)—a vibrant, prehistoric-looking lizard native to the Philippines. With its sail-like crest, semi-aquatic agility, and endangered status, this flagship species is a living symbol of the country’s rich biodiversity and the urgent need for conservation.

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of the Jade Vine—an ultra-rare turquoise flower found only in the rainforests of the Philippines. From its bat-powered pollination to its symbolic cultural significance, learn why this living gem of nature deserves our protection and admiration.

Philippine gold is both a natural wonder and cultural treasure. From the famed Surigao Treasure to ancient rings, beads, and ornaments, it has shaped the country’s history, trade, and artistry. Today, collections at the National Museum and Metropolitan Museum in Manila preserve this golden legacy for future generations.