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Puerto Princesa
Underground River
Puerto Princesa’s Subterranean River or
the Puerto Princesa Underground River is a
New 7 Wonders of Nature holder
and UNESCO World Heritage Sites lister. It’s a
consistent placer in many travelers’ bucket lists.
The 8.2-kilometer-long Puerto Princesa
Underground River is known for its cave
formations, stunning limestone cliffs, and
pristine waters. Here, you’ll feast your eyes on
stunning sights while cruising on a paddleboat.
CHOCOLATE HILLS
Once you reach the caves, you’ll be in the Chocolate Hills, as per the name implies, it is
company of stalactites, stalagmites, birds, bats, composed of hundred of cute chocolate-like
and fishes that inhabit the Underground River’s hills. They look like chocolate because the hills
ecosystem. are covered with grasses and during summer,
grasses dries and make the hills look brown.
This is one of the major attractions in Visayas
SUBMITTED BY: CHRYSTOFF where you can gaze one of the wonders of the
ABLIZZER ENGAN earth. Chocolate Hills are located in Bohol,
Visayas, Philippines

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MHAE TAGARO
 Philippine Eagle
Centre (Davao)

Maria Cristina Falls
(Iligan)
One of the most beautiful waterfalls as
told in Philippine history books is the
Maria Cristina Falls, also called the
Twin Falls. The 320-foot cascade is a
sight to behold in Iligan, which is also
known as the City of Majestic
Waterfalls. According to the legend,
Maria and Cristina are beautiful twin
sisters who fell in love with the same
man.
Home to the critically endangered bird
species, the Philippine Eagle, the
Philippine Eagle Centre is an 8-hectare
wildlife breeding center in Davao City
that shelters the only captive eagles in
the country. From massive aviaries to
smaller cages for other endemic birds,
the world-class park features enclosures
and towering aviary duplexes resembling
those in Singapore Zoo. Aside from
eagles, this wildlife shelter also shelters
macaques and crocodiles.
Rizal Park
If you're not up for a long drive, then
take a short trip from Manila airport and
visit the most iconic place in the capital,
the Rizal Park. Also known as Luneta
Park, this staple in Manila tours covers
approximately 140 acres of land
surrounding the Rizal Monument, near
some of the best hotels in Manila. It is a
place built to pay homage to the
Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal.