Hidden Tourist

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Philippines
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Cabgan Islet
Cabgan Islet is in the
municipality of Barobo,
Surigao del Sur. It is the
best among thethree (3)
islands of Barobo in terms of
sand quality, clarity of
water, and fantastic view
Tinuy-an Falls
Almost a hundred meters wide,
Tinuy-an falls has the crown
for being the widest
waterfall in the Philippines.
This three-tier, 55 meters
high waterfall can be found
in Bislig, Surigao del Sur.
Matnog Pink Beach
Located in Matnog, Sorsogon,
the beach's fine, pink-tinged
sand comes from crushed, red
corals
Asik-asik Falls
About 140 meters wide and 60
meters high, this natural
formation in Alamada, North
Cotabato resembles a vast
jade wall veiled with silky
smooth curtains. Unlike most
waterfalls, Asik-asik does
not have a visible water
source at its top; instead,
water flows out from the
mountain’s side like a series
of springs
Maligcong Rice
Terraces
This a scenic agricultural
destination in Bontoc,
Mountain Province featuring
steep hillsides with rice
terraces and pathways. Though
not as famous as Banaue Rice
Terraces, Maligcong offers a
more spectacular view for
those who just want to relax
Jocylene C.
Uson
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