Luneta Park: Manila's Historic Heart and Soul
- Parks
- February 8, 2024

Siquijor is one of the Philippines’ most enchanting island destinations. Often associated with folklore and traditional healing, the island is better experienced through its turquoise waterfalls, beautiful beaches, historic landmarks, and laid-back coastal roads. Among its attractions, Cambugahay Falls in Lazi stands out as a must-visit destination. The three-tiered waterfall features clear turquoise pools surrounded
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Intramuros is one of the most prominent historic sites in Manila. This is the Walled City, the oldest section of Manila, and the former seat of Spanish administration and religion in the Philippines. There is something about the historic streets of the town that gives you the feeling that you are walking in the past.
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Biliran is a small island province in Eastern Visayas noted for its gorgeous beaches, waterfalls, mountains, islands and calm settlements. It is located north of Leyte and is a more tranquil alternative to some of the busier tourist spots in the Philippines. Its natural attractions make it a perfect destination for travellers who appreciate nature,
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Limasawa is the smallest municipality in the province of Southern Leyte. It is famous for being the place where the Magellan expedition held the Easter Sunday Mass of 1521. Its historical significance still draws visitors but the island has so much more to offer than its place in Philippine history. For longer stays, Limasawa offers
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