Natural Wonders
Unearth the beauty of the Philippines by visiting its breathtaking natural wonders from lush tropical forest, rolling mountains to scenic white sand beaches with enticing crystal clear waters.

Subterranean Underground River- beautifully nestles around 50 kilometers north of the thriving metropolis of Puerto Princesa in Palawan.  This majestic wonder is known worldwide as the largest underground river.  It houses awesome stalactite and stalagmite formations and several massive chambers.  The underground river features an awe-inspiring limestone karst and a lucid lagoon.  There are animal species dwelling near the cave such as large monitor lizards, squirrels and monkeys.  Tourists will surely mesmerized by the sheer beauty and splendor upon visiting this eye catching underground river.

Mayon Volcano- 15 kilometers in the northwest portion of Legazpi City lies one of Philippine’s treasure, Mayon Volcano.  It is an active stratovolcano prominent for its nearly perfect conical shape.  This major tourist attraction in the province of Albay is considered as one of the world that has the perfect cone.  It towers 2,462 meters above sea level offering an outstanding view of Legazpi City. 

Chocolate Hills- one of the most popular natural attractions in the Pearl of the Orient Seas, Philippines.  Chocolate Hills are covered with lush grass that transforms into chocolate brown during dry season, hence giving a chocolate appearance.  This well-known tourist attraction is found in Bohol as it stretches with an area over 50 square kilometers. 

Taal Lake- this freshwater lake in the thriving province of Batangas is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region drawing major local and foreign crowds every year.  This picturesque natural wonder is one of the largest lakes in the Philippines with a depth of 172 meters.  Breathtaking panorama awaits every visitor as they visit Taal Lake.

Pagsanjan Falls- is one of the widely-known falls in the country located around 92 kilometers south of Manila.  Its enchanting beauty and mesmerizing cool water always draw attention to all tourists from different corners of the world.  Aside from panoramic vistas, lush forest and peaceful ambiance surround Pagsanjan Falls. This scenic natural wonder is one of the premiere tourist destinations in the nation that can be easily reached by car or buss in less than two hours. 

Mount Apo- standing 9,692 feet or 2, 954 meters, Mount Apo is the country’s highest peak.  It is one of the most popular climbing destinations in the Philippines that draws numerous mountain climber aficionados from all parts of the world.  Mount Apo is described as the grandfather of all mountains in which scientists categorize it as a semi-active volcano.  Its mountain peak resembles like a snow-capped that is caused by the presence of sulfur. 

Laguna de Bay- It is considered as the largest lake in the country situated in the scenic island of Luzon that is between the provinces of Laguna and Rizal.  Laguna de Bay stretches 949 square meters and with an average depth of around 2 meters.  What makes Laguna de Bay spectacular is its ‘W’ shape formation illustrating quaint scenery when viewed from above. 

Sumilon Island- a breathtaking paradise enveloped with lavish tropical greens, creamy white sands and tranquil sea waters.  The island’s name means to take refuge hence an interesting spot to escape in a picturesque hideaway.  Sumilon Island also host to one of the country’s finest and beautiful diving destinations wherein its waters are teeming with marine flora and fauna delighting diver’s fancy of a one-of-a-kind diving experience.