Bantayan Island. Bantayan Island is located at the northern tip of Cebu. Its beaches are well known for its fine white sand. It is one of the major tourist destinations in the Philippines. It is popular among Europeans. Aside from tourism, Bantayan is also known as the "Egg Basket of Visayas". Bantayan produces more than 100 tons of eggs per day, which are distributed throughout the Visayas.

Rizal Monument. The Rizal Monument lies at the center of Rizal Park, commonly called Luneta, in Manila City. The monument is a tribute to the country's national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. It marks the spot where Rizal, accused by the Spanish authorities of leading the insurrection, was executed in 1898 by a firing squad. Luneta is a refuge for early morning jogger and tai-chi practitioners. At night, the park is transformed into a romantic rendezvous for lovers.

Pinabenga Flower Festival. Baguio City.  Parade floats disguised as blooming flowers. That's Pinagbenga, otherwise known as the Baguio Flower Festival. Held in Baguio City in February, the Festival projects the Summer Capital not just as the City of Pines but also as the City of Flowers. Began in 1995, it also celebrates the city's recovery from the devastating earthquake that hit it in 1990. The Festival features multi-colored costumes and floats representing the different highland flowers. It also features garden shows, exhibits, lectures, contests, and performances.

Moriones Festival - Marinduque.  According to Legend, Longinus, a fierce Roman Centurion, pierced the side of Christ. When Christ's blood cured his blind eye, he converted to Christianity to the ire of his fellow centurions. The Moriones Festival re-enacts the search and beheading of Longinus by his fellow Centurions for betraying Pagan Rome. Morion means mask, which was part of the Centurion's helmet. Celebrated during the Holy Week, the Festival features colorful Roman costumes, painted masks and helmets, and brightly-colored tunics.