Swim alongside the world’s largest fish in the “Whale Shark Capital of the World” — Donsol, Sorsogon. This unforgettable marine adventure offers a rare, respectful encounter with gentle giants in their natural habitat. Discover what makes Donsol a model for sustainable tourism, when and how to visit, and why this experience belongs on every nature lover’s bucket list.

Just a few hours from Manila lies a natural treasure tucked within the Sierra Madre—Tinipak River in Tanay, Rizal. With its emerald waters, marble boulders, cliff-jumping spots, and hidden caves, it’s a perfect adventure escape for hikers, nature lovers, and weekend warriors. In this guide, discover how to reach this offbeat destination, what to pack, where to stay, and why Tinipak River is one of the most photogenic and refreshing day trips you can take near the capital.

Discover the top 10 dive spots in the Philippines—from Tubbataha’s UNESCO reefs to Coron’s shipwrecks and Moalboal’s Sardine Run. Perfect for beginners and pros alike, explore world-class marine life and crystal-clear waters.

Step back in time at Tabon Cave, Palawan—hailed as the "Cradle of Philippine Civilization." This archaeological gem, where the Tabon Man and the iconic Manunggul Jar were discovered, offers more than ancient bones and artifacts. Nestled along limestone cliffs and lush forests, the cave complex invites travelers to explore a rich blend of prehistory, natural beauty, and cultural heritage. Discover why Tabon Cave is a must-visit for history lovers, adventurers, and mindful expl

Meet the Palawan Bearcat—an elusive forest dweller with a cat-like face, a bear-like gait, and the surprising scent of buttered popcorn. Endemic to the lush jungles of Palawan, this shy, tree-loving creature plays a crucial role in maintaining forest health. But with habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade threatening its survival, the time to learn, care, and act is now. Discover the mystery behind one of the Philippines’ most unique and endangered species.

Explore the natural beauty of Sohoton Cave and Natural Bridge Park in Basey, Samar—where karst cliffs, crystal-clear rivers, and ancient caves come together in one unforgettable adventure. Perfect for nature lovers and responsible travelers.

Meet the Philippine Hornbill—an iconic forest dweller known as the “clock of the forest.” Endemic to the Philippines and vital to the health of its rainforests, these magnificent birds face serious threats from habitat loss and hunting. In this blog, we explore the different hornbill species, their crucial ecological role, and the inspiring conservation efforts working to save them. Discover why protecting these rare birds means preserving the soul of the Philippine wildernes

The Chocolate Hills of Bohol are one of the Philippines’ most captivating natural wonders—more than 1,200 grassy, cone-shaped mounds that turn chocolate brown in the dry season. In this blog, we explore the legends, science, and unforgettable experiences that make this geological marvel a must-visit for travelers seeking beauty, mystery, and adventure.

Towering over Negros Island, Mount Kanlaon is the tallest peak in the Visayas and one of the Philippines’ most active volcanoes. This blog explores its geological power, rich biodiversity, sacred trails, and local legends—plus everything you need to know for a safe and meaningful visit to this iconic natural wonder.

Escape the city and discover Minalungao National Park—an emerald river paradise nestled in Nueva Ecija. From bamboo rafting and cliff jumping to tranquil picnics beside towering limestone walls, this natural wonder offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. In this guide, explore how to get there, what to do, and how to experience it responsibly.

Carved by hand over 2,000 years ago, the Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras are more than just breathtaking landscapes—they are living monuments of indigenous ingenuity and ecological balance. In this guide, discover the five UNESCO-inscribed terrace clusters in Ifugao, learn how to visit them responsibly, and uncover the stories behind one of the Philippines’ greatest cultural treasures.

Mount Tapulao in Palauig, Zambales offers one of the most challenging yet rewarding treks in Luzon. Known as “High Peak,” this 2,037-meter summit takes hikers through multiple ecosystems—from cogon fields to mossy forests and rare pine woodlands. Whether you're in it for the physical challenge, the sunrise views, or the solitude of the trail, Tapulao promises a rugged and unforgettable mountain adventure.

The Red-vented Cockatoo, or Katala, is one of the Philippines’ most endangered birds. Once widespread, this striking white parrot now survives in only a few islands. Discover what makes the Katala unique, what threatens its survival, and how conservation efforts—led by communities and the Katala Foundation—are giving it a second chance.

Tucked away in the far reaches of Batanes, Itbayat Island offers a rare blend of raw natural beauty and living Ivatan heritage. From ancient limestone cliffs to quiet stone villages, this off-grid destination invites adventurous travelers to experience the Philippines in its most untouched form.

The Philippines is a biodiversity hotspot with rare and endemic plants found nowhere else. This guide explores unique species from Luzon to Mindanao—like Rafflesia, pitcher plants, and orchids—highlighting their ecological and cultural value, and why their conservation matters.

Mount Isarog - The Emerald Giant of Camarines Sur!

The Philippine Dugong - Guardian of the Seagrass!

Kalatungan Mountain Range - A Sacred Peak of Biodiversity and Indigenous Heritage!

Discover the serene beauty of Lake Danao, a highland sanctuary in Ormoc. Explore Lake Danao's pristine waters, lush forests, and vibrant wildlife.

Endemic and Rare Orchids of the Philippines - Hidden Jewels of the Forest!