Boracay Bohol

Tagaytay Intramuros
Palawan Baguio
Cebu
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Boracay

• Boracay is an island
in western Visayas,
and it has one of the
most beautiful
beaches in the world,
because of its serenity
and white sand.
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Bohol
• Bohol is a province of the Philippines,
in the country’s Central Visayas region.
It comprises Bohol Island and numerous
smaller surrounding islands. Bohol is
known for coral reefs and unusual
geological formations, notably the
Chocolate Hills. On the main island,
near the town of Carmen, these 1,200 or
so symmetrical mounds turn cocoa-
brown in the dry season, contrasting
with the surrounding jungle's greenery.

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Tagaytay
• Tagaytay is a popular holiday
town south of Manila on the
Philippine island Luzon.
Known for its mild climate, it
sits on a ridge above Taal
Volcano Island, an active
volcano surrounded by Taal
Lake. It is cold there like
Baguio that is why it is
called “The Little Baguio”.
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Intramuros
• Old-world Intramuros is home to
Spanish-era landmarks like Fort
Santiago, with a large stone gate
and a shrine to national hero José
Rizal. The ornate Manila Cathedral
houses bronze carvings and stained-
glass windows, while the San
Agustin Church museum has
religious artwork and statues.
Spanish colonial furniture and art
fill Casa Manila museum, and
horse-drawn carriages (kalesa) ply
the area’s cobblestone streets.
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Palawan
• Palawan, officially the
Province of Palawan, is
an archipelagic province
of the Philippines that is
located in the region of
Mimaropa. It is the
largest province in the
country in terms of total
area of 14,649.73 km².
The capital city is
Puerto Princesa.
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Baguio
• Baguio, on the Philippines’ Luzon
island, is a mountain town of
universities and resorts. Called the
“City of Pines,” it’s particularly
popular in summer due to
unusually cooler weather. At its
center is Burnham Park, with
gardens and a lake. Nearby,
Baguio Cathedral, completed in
1936, has a rose-hued exterior.
The main thoroughfare is Session
Road, lined with shops, restaurants
and entertainment options.
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 Cebu
• Cebu is a province of the Philippines,
in the country’s Central Visayas
region, comprising Cebu Island and
more than 150 smaller surrounding
islands and islets. Its prosperous port
capital, Cebu City, retains landmarks
from its 16th-century Spanish colonial
past, including the Basilica Minore del
Santo Niño church and triangular Fort
San Pedro. Tops, an observation deck
on Mt. Busay, has sweeping views over
the city.

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THANK YOU AND GOD
BLESS!!!
HEZEKIAH VICTOR I. VALDEMORO
SHANIA FAITH A. JOSUE