Visayas
The middle group of islands.
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Boracay
Boracay Island, one of the top beaches in the Philippines, is blessed with a long stretch of powdery white sand beach (called White Beach), crystal clear and azure waters, a stunning sunset, and more. The island doesn’t fall short on adventures and activities for people of all ages. Tourists from all over the Philippines can once again explore Boracay's clear waters and gorgeous stretches of white sand. But with the threat of COVID-19 pandemic, the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) has released a set of guidelines and tourist requirements to follow and consider before you jump at the chance to book that ticket to Boracay.
Chocolate Hills
The Chocolate Hills are a group of unusually shaped hills located in the middle of the island of Bohol in Philippines. This extraordinary landscape is unique to this small island. It is unknown how many chocolate hills there are. It is known that at the bare minimum there are 1268 hills but some estimates put this number as high as 1776. The hills are not huge; the highest one barely reaches 120 meters in height. Even so, most hills are between 30 and 50 meters. The conical Chocolate hills are scattered within a fifty square kilometer area.
Cambugahay Falls
Cambugahay Falls is not known for its daring height nor width, instead it has been recognized by many travelers for its pure clean water and refreshing sight. Before the Cambugahay Falls into the basin to which it is located today, it has to travel three rising stages. One in about ten feet increment based on the lowest pool and then another 3 kilometers down right before emptying in the Bay of Lazi. Another great thing about the Cambugahay Falls is that it is super clean, even in the land area. Some tourist attractions are trashed by visitors, not in Cambugahay Falls. The area is well maintained by locals and is absolutely free!
