Dinagyang is one of the most celebrated festivals in the Philippines because of its fun, exciting, and picturesque celebration. It is another religious festival in the Philippines that observes the feast of the Santo Niño and the compact between the Datus and locals.

On the 4th Sunday of January, the festival transforms Iloilo City into a massive street party with overflowing drinks and food. The most thrilling part of the festival is that the city hosts a highly competitive street dancing contest that features tribes represented by the locals.

 Ati-Atihan Festival in Aklan is considered one of the Philippines' best festivals. This religious festivity is also one of the oldest Philippine festivities honoring Santo Niño. Presenting locals masquerading as Negritos in colorful costumes, dancing, and chanting "Hala Bira!" in Aklan for their Ati-Atihan Festival is the main highlight of the celebrations, along with the fantastic parade of tribes and floats and religious procession.

Panagbenga is a local Kankana-ey term in Cordillera, which means “a season for blossoming.” Panagbenga Festival is a month-long flower festival in Baguio. 

Panagbenga is a famous festival in the Philippines. Cordillerans exhibited their creativity by building giant flower floats. These will be paraded on the streets of Baguio during the Grand Float Parade. Along with this is a lively, colorful, and cultural street dance performed by the locals, mostly students. Tourists flock to the city to witness the Grand Float Parade, which features giant floats in different characters made of flowers. Numerous celebrities from all over the country also perform here. 

 Lechon Festival is held every 24th of June in honor of St. John the Baptist. The local government and residents prepare many thrilling activities for everyone to experience—street dancing, Lechon parade, and water dousing.

The main highlight of this festival is the unique lechons parade clothed in amusing fun characters while the town participates in a water splashing tradition.

MassKara Festival is a very famous festival in the Philippines. MassKara is from the word “mass,” meaning “many,” and “kara” meaning “faces,” hence, calling it the Festival of Many Faces. Many tourists flock to Bacolod to witness this grand Filipino cultural festival in October.

Known as the City of Smiles, Bacolod parades beautiful and colorful smiling masks worn by the locals during this festival in the Philippines. The main event and highlight of the festival is the MassKara Festival dance competition, where participants wear colorful costumes and vibrant, smiling masks while dancing to the rhythm of Latin music.

Every 3rd week of August celebrates the annual Kadayawan festival as a thanksgiving event for the gifts of nature, the wealth of culture, and bounties of harvest and serenity of living. It also celebrates and gives tribute to the lumads, a common group of indigenous people living in the city.

Kadayawan is a native expression in the Dabawnon tongue. It originates from the word “madayaw,” which means good, valuable, and superior.

Pahiyas Festival is one of the Philippines' most colorful and vibrant festivals held in Quezon Province. It is an annual celebration to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers; It is the farmers' thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest. Houses are decorated with the town's best agricultural products, primarily colorful Kipings— a traditional Filipino leaf-shaped wafer made from glutinous rice.

The festival's highlight is a procession of the image of San Isidro Labrador. The parade features a pair of giant papier-mâché figures of a farmer and his wife. The more exciting about the Pahiyas festival is that visitors can grab all fresh fruits and vegetables everywhere to taste and enjoy for free.

Moriones is a religious festival held every Holy Week in the island province of Marinduque in the Philippines. Moriones is the commemoration of the life of St. Longinus, whose eye was healed by the blood of Christ. It is a festival that lasts for a week in Marinduque.

Morion refers to the helmet of the people dressed as Roman soldiers, while Moriones refers to those who dress as these Roman soldiers. These costumed Moriones roam the streets for seven days, scaring children and making noise to reenact the search for Longinus, the centurion who pierced Jesus on the cross with a spear.

Flores de Mayo is a unique month-long festival held in the entire country in May. People organize parades through the streets and march dressed as Biblical figures. As part of rituals, people chant the rosary and offer flowers and prayers to an image of Mary every night. After the procession and ceremonies, people share food and snacks.

Boracay is a famous island with award-winning beaches and beautiful resorts such as Tambisaan Beach, Crocodile Beach, and Puka Beach. It offers excellent adventures like cliff diving, parasailing, motorbiking, horse riding, snorkeling, kite surfing, and scuba diving. When the sun sets, Boracay's nightlife pulsates with many bars and restaurants serving food, drinks, and fun until dawn.

 Puerto Princesa Subterranean River is one of the longest underground rivers in the world that outflows directly to the sea, traveling five miles through an underground cave system—located on the northern coast of the island of Palawan, Puerto Princesa.Home to unspoiled landscapes rich in wildlife, an underground river.

Puerto Princesa Underground River is undoubtedly the best tourist attraction in the Philippines to see the wonder of nature. Hence, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1999. Inside the Puerto Princesa Underground River, you will see karsts—natural rock formations created by dissolving limestone—loom in every direction.

Kayangan Lake is one of the central Coron tourist spots. It is one of the purest lakes in the Philippines and Asia. The water is pristine, so it’s perfect for swimming. Tall limestone formations border Kayangan Lake, and if you want a view of the entire place, you can climb up a 300-step hill for a picture-perfect view. The most popular activity at Kayangan Lake is snorkeling and freediving.

 Intramuros, most popularly known as the “Walled City,” is a place rich in history and culture is one of the oldest districts of Manila, built on the south bank of the Pasig River around 1571. The Spaniards built it as their political and military base in Asia. 

 Its cobblestone streets and preserved architecture date hundreds of years ago. It is bound on all sides by moats and thick, high walls, some over 6 meters high. It’s a popular place to visit in Manila and one of the most historical places in the Philippines because of the many remarkable events.

 Donsol is a small village situated in the province of Sorsogon, home to pristine beaches, stunning waterfalls, and unexplored caves. The fishing village of Donsol is the place in the Philippines to see whale sharks that can be seen between November and June. Tourists can also take a boat cruise along the Donsol River through mangrove and palm trees and watch the night light up with millions of sparkling fireflies.

Vigan is one of the best historical tourist attractions in the Philippines. Visiting Vigan is like traveling back in time because of its preserved Spanish Colonial town that even the world considers one of the best. 

Calle Crisologo is a street of old Spanish structures, mostly houses of wealthy families and Filipino-Chinese traders. It is where you’ll see the famous cobblestone streets that represent Vigan’s image. A walk through the street is magical at night. The quietness and shadows that come with the night add more to the 18th-century ambiance of the lamp-lit street that local and foreign visitors love. Visitors can take advantage of this romantic atmosphere by having dinner in one of the old houses that have been converted to a restaurant, like Café Leona, before or after their walk.

 Puerto Galera Biosphere Reserve is situated on Mindoro Island, about 120 km south of Manila. Puerto Galera is well known for its numerous scuba diving spots; the area was designated a Man and Biosphere Reserve of UNESCO in 1973 and had some of the most diverse coral reef diving in Asia located at the heart of the ‘Coral Triangle.’ The “center of the center” of marine biodiversity globally is Verde Passage – the waters between Batangas and Mindoro.

Its coral reefs house about 60 percent of the world’s shore fish. The most popular beaches are White Beach and Sabang Beach, which offer nearby shopping, dining, nightlife, and hotel accommodation.

Tagaytay is one of the country's most popular domestic tourism destinations due to its scenery and chilling climate. Tagaytay overlooks Taal Lake in Batangas and gives views of Taal Volcano Island in the middle of the lake through different vantage points located in the city.

Tagaytay is relatively close to the capital city of Manila, only 59 kilometers (37 miles) away via Aguinaldo Highway. Tourists endure outdoor activities, including visits to the famous Picnic Grove, which offers family activities such as horseback riding and zip-line adventures. Tourists can also tour the Taal Volcano and Crater Lake, where they ride on boats to the island and horsebacks to the top of the crater. A trip to the town is not complete without visiting the sky ranch, a five-hectare area with a Ferris wheel, a super Viking ride, and lots of other rides for youngsters.

Cebu is a province of the Philippines located in the Central Visayas region and consists of the main island and 167 surrounding islands and islets. Being one of the most developed provinces in the Philippines, it has transformed into a global hub for business processing services, tourism, shipping, and furniture-making in a decade.

Cebu City is the oldest city in the Philippines, the second largest after Manila, and the capital of the Cebu province. It has rich in history and offers a wealth of cultural diversity. One of the important landmarks is the Basilica del Sto. Nino, a Catholic Church built by the Spanish in the 16th century. Close to the church is the chapel that houses the Magellan's Cross - a cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan to propagate the arrival of Christianity to the Philippines.