Vigattin Tourism Travel and Tourism Articles in the Philippines

Bontoc Vista, Mountain Province

by Christian Mack on October 1, 2013
Visitors to the Mountain Province in northern Luzon are perpetually amazed by the hidden beauty of this land as well as the wealth of culture that can still be found alive in its many rustic towns and villages. Of these towns, Bontoc, the province’s capital, exemplifies the many beautiful, amazing and interesting things that make this land a place one should not miss out visiting.
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Camotes Islands

by Christian Mack on October 1, 2013
Being an archipelago, the Philippines boast a great many islands where nature is still at full bloom, and where there are many fascinating sights left to be explored. Of these, the Camotes Islands are among som of the more interesting ones, with many features to leave the visitor in amazement. Once known as the "Lost Horizon of the South," the Camotes has seen increased visitors and tourism especially over the past years, with a growing expatriate community.
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Open Source Communities on Vigattin Radio

by Christian Mack on September 30, 2013
Saturday’s episode on Vigattin Radio at Radio Inquirer 990 on It was another timely and informative episode as the program dealt with open source technology and the communities that revolve around them, and how the development of the various aspects of open source languages in particular can contribute positively to Philippine industry and society.
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Busuanga Island

by Christian Mack on September 30, 2013
As part of Palawan Province, the Philippine's Last Frontier, Busuanga Island also shares the its beauty and natural wonders unparalleled anywhere in the world. It’s waters, reefs and beaches are among the best in the world, which is why Busuanga Island has become one of the most sought-after trvel destinations to date.
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The Sweetest Treat

by Christian Mack on September 26, 2013
Everyone appreciates a good work of art, even more so when these taste so good as well as look too good to eat. Experience a delight to your senses of sight, smell and taste at the Sweetest Treat, the bakeshop that allows you to indulge in your guiltiest, sweetest pleasures. With their wide selection of delectable pastries, you’ll find yourself coming back for more.
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The Mystic Tale of Mount Banahaw

by Jhaypee Guia on September 25, 2013

Mount Banahaw is an inactive volcano situated between the border of Majayjay, Laguna and Lucban, Quezon which are both beautiful provinces in Luzon. It is the highest mountain in Calabarzon district. It has an elevation of 2,158 meters or 1, 080 ft. It is a national park and one of the government protected areas in the Philippines. This mountain is spectacular for mountaineers and voyagers. It is a good place for adventure seekers who love hiking and trekking.

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Andres Bonifacio Monument

by Christian Mack on September 25, 2013
Filipinos have shown their patriotism and courage throughout the ages as shown by the many heroes who have given up their lives in the name of freedom, and perhaps the Filipino who is best known for his bravery is Andres Bonifacio. For his unparalleled legacy and sacrifices for Philippine independence, there have been many tributes to him, but probably the most well-known is the Andres Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan.
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Fort San Pedro Museum

by Christian Mack on September 24, 2013
Cebu is the first Spanish settlement and the oldest city in the Philippines, so it is indeed rich in culture and history. Among the many historical landmarks the city has to offer, Fort San Pedro is one attraction that should not be missed for its significance and value to the people of Cebu throughout the ages. This is best shown in its museum, where a lot of artifacts from the Spanish era up to the present are preserved and shown to the public. Inside the fort are housed the legacies of the Spanish Government, which include well preserved Spanish artifacts such as Spanish documents, paintings and sculpture.
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Basco Lighthouse

by Christian Mack on September 24, 2013
Being an archipelago, the Philippines has relied on maritime travel throughout the ages, and as such, lighthouses have dotted the country. The structures have served as guides to wayfarers over the years, making sure they are kept safe from the many perils of the sea. One interesting lighthouse in particular is the Basco Lighthouse.
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Wack Wack Golf and Country Club

by Jane Dacumos on September 24, 2013
Considered as one of the oldest golf courses and clubs in the country – Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong City – is a golf and country club resort complex that features two 18-hole championship courses, landscaped terrain, gardens and villas. Since its establishment in 1930, it has become a exclusive championship course in the Mandaluyong City. It is said to be one of the best golf courses in world, and has been the venue for premier golf events like the Philippine Golf Open Championships,the Asian Circuit, and the World Cup, among others.
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