The Escario Central in Cebu is another popular landmark for tourists, foreigners and backpackers; there are endless things to do near the Escario Central in Cebu, including visiting the heritage such as the beautiful Taoist, Buddhist Temple, the Fuente Osmeña Park, the Basilica Del Santo Niño, Magellan’s Cross and the Sugbo Museum (Tripadvisor.com, 2015). All…
The Puerto Prinsesa in the Western Region of Palawan is widely known for its abundant eco-tourism and sublime beaches and rivers (Williams, 2010). It is also a haven for adventures, scuba diving, mountain climbing, dolphin watching and nature tripping, trekking, biking and more; but the most famous part is the world class subterranean underground river…
El Nido, Palawan is the pride of the Philippines; it is designated by the UNESCO as part of the Seven Wonders of the World because of its natural 24 kilometers cave with 8.2 kilometer underground river (Oxford Business Group, 2012). It is voted as one of the world most exotic Island (Kitching, 2014). The underground…
Coron is an upscale municipality in Palawan they have the finest beaches with very clear pristine waters wrap with natural white sand. Coron is also recognized as one of the world’s best beaches for scuba diving recognized by Forbes Magazine. Foreigners and visitors visit this area because of their beautiful islands, Barracuda lakes, twin peaks,…
Mantawe Avenue is a part of Mandaue City, on the Central Coastal part of Cebu is a highly urbanized city and a reliable source of several primary manufacturing and consumer goods, it is also considered as the furniture manufacturing capital of the Philippines. About 40% of export organizations and companies can be found in Mandaue…
Cebu is the island heritage of the Philippines; it is rich with historical spots of how the Philippines were discovered. Until today, the beautiful landmarks, beaches and structures are naturally preserved that makes it an exciting place among the locals, foreigners and backpackers to meet the co-existence of history blending with the modern day era….
