Philippine Traveler Blog
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Jamelle Gardens Cafe Review
Moving to the southern part of Davao City has brought us closer to the attractions the city’s highlands have to

A Day in Gethsemane Garden Resort
A day spent with family is always a day well spent. A day in Gethsemane Garden Resort is simply glorious.

Is Chinese New Year a Holiday in the Philippines?
Chinese people all over the world celebrate the Lunar New Year, also known as the Chinese New Year. Since the

Experiencing Secret Haven by Wine Woods Apo
The Philippine government has just declared the country on Alert Level 2 and everything has opened up. Tourism in the

How Much Does Airfare to the Philippines Cost?
Airfare to the Philippines can be quite costly. But because of the country’s geographical location, air travel is the best

Is The Philippines an Island?
Thoughts of tropical beaches, exotic fruits, and lush scenery come to mind at the mention of the Philippines. You immediately

Cars For Rent in The Philippines
Going on a road trip across the Philippine islands sounds like an exciting yet daunting idea. The varied terrains of

Best Times to Visit the Philippines
The Philippines is a very popular destination for those seeking beach escapes and surfing adventures. By default, summertime is the

How to Get into Samal Island During the Pandemic
Travel in the Philippines has become almost nonexistent when the COVID-19 pandemic hit a year ago. Popular attractions closed down

Where Is the Coldest Place in the Philippines?
When the snow starts to fall in the northern hemisphere, people head off to someplace where there’s perpetual sunshine. That’s

What are the Most Active Volcanoes in the Philippines?
The Philippines sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire. This position allows for the formation of volcanoes especially at the

Where Is the Oldest Church in the Philippines?
The Philippines has a rich colonial past brought about by the three-century Spanish rule. The old churches built by the