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The Philippines is a dream destination, with over 7000 islands surrounded by stunning beaches. Not to mention the alluring green rice fields and diverse history to discover. There are so many beautiful places in the Philippines! So when I put the call out to my fellow travel bloggers to send me their favourite beautiful places and I was overwhelmed with stunning imagery and amazing descriptions! If you’re planning a trip to the Philippines then you wouldn’t be disappointed if you start with this list!   Ready to start your beautiful places in the Philippines bucket list? Bohol By Anastasia of Gallivant Girl Bohol has an abundance of beautiful sights, but the island is perhaps most famous for it’s Chocolate Hills. The Bohol province has 1000+ hills are covered in grass which turn a rich brown colour (like chocolate!) during the dry season, which gives the hills their name. Bohol is also well known for its population of tarsiers – tiny and terrifically cut...

The island of Siquijor has a mysterious other-world charm that lures a huge influx of tourists every year. For a long time, this small island has been popular for its mountain-dwelling mangkukulam ( a person who performs the ancient folk magic – kulam ). These healers make ointments through traditional methods to cure modern ailments. Don’t worry you are completely safe traveling this slice of paradise. In today’s time, the Siquijor itinerary is popular for its pristine nature, gorgeous shorelines, beguiling waterfalls, beaut nature, and enticing attractions. Besides, Siquijor also gives an opportunity to explore the beautiful natural caves and walk down the mesmerizing trails of the forest. Despite being a small island, a day or two is not enough to explore this popular tourist place in Philipinnes. Hence, it is recommended to spare at least 3 or 4 days for a Siquijor tour on your Philippines vacation.  I have meticulously designed a 4-day Siquijor itinerary that include...

Between the lush green mountains, swaying coconut palm trees, and the shimmering blue water, Snake Island is one of the most unique destinations in El Nido. Despite its name, there aren’t any snakes living on the island! Instead, the island is named after the long, snake-like sandbar strip that connects two sides of this arch-shaped island. Once you arrive, you’ll be immediately enticed by the stunning scenery and contrasting landscapes of this tropical island. *When looking for the best price and biggest selection of hotels in El Nido check prices on Booking.com, we’ve found they are the best option and have a great cancelation policy.* Recommended Hotel in El Nido – Cuna Hotel How to get to Snake Island El Nido If you’re starting from El Nido, you can reach Snake Island by boat. It’s one of the furthest destinations in Bacuit Bay and takes roughly 40 minutes to reach. You can either rent a private boat or take the island-hopping tour B to visit Snake Island. What...