What Philippines can offer....

we went to kayangan lake last year, but we didn't go spelunking. we just went swimming and snorkeling. we wanted to go up and hike, but sadly, it's that time of the month for me and my friend, so we couldn't get out of the water :) hopefully the next time i go there, i don't have my "monthly visitor" to fully enjoy the experience.

I have to agree with you my friend. To add, Kayangan Lake is a must-see in Coron. It is brackish water, very still, and almost 20 feet deep. We donned our snorkeling gear and checked out the corals and rocks underwater. The lake is like a stetch of still blue framed by the glorious rocks from all sides. Everything here is true nature. After snorkeling, we checked out one of the caves nearby and negotiated the slippery rocks and dark interiors. If you are into spelunking and diving, this is a wonderful spot for you in your itinerary (if you plan to go back again-I recommend this place). Or for the not so adventurous, you can just commune with nature and take your fill of the formidable boulders that only a Magnificent Being can create. One thing I took note is the stillness of the air, interrupted occassionally by the muted murmurs of visitors.

I am so impressed...You know something about our country. I hope you will experience travelling here and have some fun. Invite some friends or loved ones so that it will be more enjoyable. I can't wait about your travel updates of your future travel in our country. Indeed, Philippines has a lot to offer and one great thing about us, our being hospitable to foreigners like you! You will always have a warm welcome here. Good day to you my friend :)

I've been to Bohol about 3 years ago and it was a very unforgettable experience for our group. We loved the view of chocolate hills and I took some pictures of it. We were able to see the Blood compact shrine overlooking the Panglao Island, the manmade forest. We ate our 'eat all you can' lunch at the Loboc River on a River Cruise; the food are so delicious; served hot and so yummy; a lot of our favorite seafoods fruits and veggies were all served. I also saw a lot of historical places: old churches, old houses, museums, etc...and the cute little tarsiers are one of a kind. I'm proud I visited Bohol same as you my friend. It was a dream come true. Thanks to the people of Bohol for the warm welcome! :)

I loved Boracay! It was an amazing vacation that offered peace and relaxation as well as a grand night life. If you want to be right in the middle of things you can stay at a hotel right on white beach. Boracay is fantastic, the beach is excellent, the bars and resto's are great, the hotels are good the people are fantastic. Indeed, Philippines was called the "pearl of the orient" because of its richness in natural resources especially in gems like pearls.

With breathtaking sights of wide pastures, rolling hills and idyllic mountains and the seas, there is no doubt that this province is beyond compare and ready to welcome tourists who can appreciate nature’s timeless beauty without the fancy comforts of a hotel. I have to agree with you my friend, I also recommend Batanes to everyone. :)