From heritage churches and bustling food markets to pristine islands and underwater wonders, Cebu Province is a vibrant fusion of history, culture, and tropical adventure. Whether you're craving the crunch of Lechon Cebu, diving with thresher sharks, or trekking to panoramic peaks, this Visayan gem offers something for every traveler. Discover the many faces of Cebu—beyond the city and into its islands, mountains, and soul.

Tucked in the Sierra Madre foothills just outside Manila, Masungi Georeserve is a breathtaking fusion of nature, adventure, and conservation. From its jagged limestone peaks and rope bridges to its endemic wildlife and youth-led restoration efforts, this award-winning sanctuary offers more than just Instagram-worthy views—it’s a living classroom and a symbol of hope for Philippine ecotourism.

Just a few hours from Metro Manila, Mount Batulao offers sweeping ridgelines, golden grasslands, and unforgettable summit views—perfect for both beginner hikers and seasoned trekkers. Whether you’re chasing a sunrise, pitching a tent under the stars, or hiking through sea clouds and sun, Batulao promises a scenic escape and a refreshing breath of highland adventure. Ready for your next weekend climb?

The Lumad are more than a footnote in Philippine history—they are vibrant, diverse indigenous communities who continue to shape Mindanao’s cultural and ecological landscape. From their ancestral rituals and traditional music to their ongoing fight for land and identity, the Lumad story is one of resilience, wisdom, and unbroken spirit. Dive into their world, learn their names, honor their struggles, and help keep their voices heard.

Deep within the forests of Panay and Negros lives one of the world’s rarest deer—the Visayan Spotted Deer, a shy, nocturnal gem of Philippine wildlife. With its striking white spots and compact frame, this critically endangered species symbolizes both the fragility and resilience of the country’s biodiversity. Discover its story, threats, and the conservation efforts keeping hope alive

Once the elegant ride of colonial elites, the kalesa still rolls through the cobblestone streets of heritage cities in the Philippines. More than just a horse-drawn carriage, it’s a symbol of Filipino history, craftsmanship, and cultural pride. Hop aboard for a ride through time—and rediscover a tradition worth preserving.

Discover the untamed beauty, vibrant cultures, and deep-rooted stories of Mindanao—an island of epic landscapes, indigenous heritage, and soulful resilience. From the peaks of Mount Apo to the mystical waters of Hinatuan, from Maranao feasts to T’boli dreamweavers, this ultimate guide invites travelers to explore the Philippines beyond the usual. Whether you're a conscious adventurer, cultural explorer, or nature seeker, Mindanao awaits with open arms and a thousand stories.

Just 15 minutes from Davao City lies Samal Island—a serene tropical haven bursting with white-sand beaches, jungle waterfalls, coral gardens, and cultural charm. Whether you're craving adventure, peaceful sunsets, or eco-friendly island vibes, this Mindanao gem offers a quick escape with lasting impressions. Discover why Samal is more than just a day trip—it's a destination worth staying for.