OWW PHILIPPINES: Some Popular Tourist Attractions in the Philippines
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A compilation of the most popular tourist attractions in the Philippines highlighting their natural and cultural beauty and character, favorite cuisine native to the area, sports and activities commonly held, ways and mode of transportation to get there from the capital city of Manila. A guide both local and foreign tourist may find handy and fu
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OWW PHILIPPINES - Eduardo S Pradas
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Some of the Popular Tourist Attractions in the Philippines
The Philippines is a Southeast Asian archipelago known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. With over 7,000 islands, the country boasts a diverse range of tourist attractions, catering to various interests.
Some of the top Philippine tourist attractions are listed below:
Boracay:
Famous for its powdery white sand beaches and vibrant nightlife, Boracay is a popular tropical destination. White Beach, with its crystal-clear waters and water sports activities, is a major draw for tourists.
Boracay is a small island located in the central part of the Philippines. It is part of the Western Visayas region and is situated approximately 315 kilometers south of Manila. Boracay is renowned for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and a wide range of water activities. Here's a more detailed description:
White Beach: Boracay's White Beach is the island's main attraction and is often hailed as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The beach is divided into three stations, each with its unique atmosphere. Station 1 is known for its high-end resorts, Station 2 for its bustling commercial area and nightlife, and Station 3 for a more laid-back ambiance.
Powdery White Sand: The powdery white sand of Boracay is one of its standout features. The sand is incredibly fine, almost like powder, making it a pleasure to walk on. The beach's gentle slope and clear waters make it suitable for various water activities and sports.
Water Activities: Boracay is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, paddleboarding, kiteboarding, windsurfing, and parasailing. The island's waters are teeming with marine life and vibrant coral reefs, providing excellent opportunities for underwater exploration.
D'Mall: Located in Station 2, D'Mall is Boracay's main shopping and dining area. It offers a wide array of shops, boutiques, and stalls selling everything from local handicrafts to international brands. Numerous restaurants and bars line the streets, providing diverse dining options.
Puka Shell Beach: While White Beach is the most popular, Boracay also has other beautiful beaches like Puka Shell Beach. This beach is known for its coarser sand and the abundance of puka shells, which are often used in making jewelry.
Mount Luho: For panoramic views of Boracay, visitors can head to Mount Luho, the highest point on the island. It offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of Boracay and the surrounding waters. There are viewing decks where visitors can take in the scenery.
Sunset Watching: Boracay is famous for its stunning sunsets. Locals and tourists alike gather on the beach to witness the sky transform into a canvas of vibrant colors as the sun sets over the horizon. The sunset views are particularly enchanting from Station 1.
Nightlife: Boracay is known for its lively nightlife, especially in Station 2. Beachfront bars and clubs come alive after dark, offering a variety of entertainment options, from fire dancers on the beach to beach parties and live music.
Bulabog Beach: On the eastern side of the island is Bulabog Beach, known as the windsurfing and kiteboarding capital of Asia. During the Amihan season (November to April), the strong winds make it an ideal spot for these water sports.
Ariel's Point: For those seeking adventure, Ariel's Point is a popular day trip destination. It offers cliff diving into the crystal-clear waters from various platforms of different heights, surrounded