Earthy, smooth, and naturally sweet, Kape Alamid is the Philippines’ rarest coffee — made from beans selected and naturally fermented by wild civets. More than a luxury drink, it’s a product of biodiversity, tradition, and community livelihood. Discover what makes Philippine Alamid Coffee unique, how it differs from Kopi Luwak, and why ethical sourcing ensures every sip is a true taste of the forest.

From vibrant coral reefs in Palawan to the rolling green hills of Batanes, the Philippines is a paradise for eco-travelers. Discover the top ecotourism destinations in the Philippines where nature, culture, and conservation come together inviting you to explore responsibly while supporting sustainable travel in the Philippines.

From the sunlit coasts of Pangasinan to the rare asin tibuok of Bohol, Philippine salt is more than a kitchen staple—it’s a story of time, land, and culture. Discover how this artisanal salt, once nearly extinct, is crafted with coconut husks, seawater, and months of patience. Learn why it’s gaining global recognition and how supporting local producers today can help preserve a salty heritage for generations to come.

From Apo Island’s coral reefs to Tawi-Tawi’s remote seascapes, the Philippines holds one of the world’s richest marine ecosystems. Yet with only a third of its reefs in good condition, challenges like illegal fishing and climate change loom large. This blog explores why Philippine marine reserves matter, how they’re managed, and the future of ocean protection.

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.

Tucked in the eastern part of Rizal, the Pamitinan Protected Landscape is where adventure, biodiversity, and history collide. From limestone cliffs and marble boulders to sacred caves and revolutionary trails, this protected area offers hiking, rock climbing, and a deep connection to Philippine heritage. Whether you're trekking to a summit, exploring Pamitinan Cave, or tracing the steps of freedom fighters, this natural treasure promises an unforgettable journey just outside

Planning a trip to the Philippines? Don’t let simple oversights ruin your tropical adventure. From visa rules to safety tips, cultural etiquette to weather prep, this guide breaks down the top mistakes travelers make—and how to avoid them. Whether you're a first-timer or a returning visitor, learn how to explore this beautiful Southeast Asian destination safely, respectfully, and stress-free.

At the entrance of Subic Bay lies Grande Island, Philippines—a place where history meets leisure. Once home to Fort Wint and its WWII coastal batteries, the island now welcomes visitors with beaches, snorkeling, kayaking, and family-friendly stays at Grande Island Resort. Explore the ruins of Battery Warwick, Battery Hall, and Battery Flake, or dive into Subic Bay’s famed wreck sites. Just a short boat ride from the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Grande Island offers a rare blend o