17 places to discover
Anito Falls is a natural waterfall located in the municipality of Conner in Apayao Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, northern Luzon, Philippines. Surrounded by forested terrain and rocky formations, the falls features cascading water flowing into a natural basin. It is recognized as a local eco-tourism attraction within Conner, offering a natural setting for sightseeing and nature appreciation away from urban areas.
Bega Falls is a multi-tiered waterfall located in Barangay Bega, Prosperidad, the capital municipality of Agusan del Sur in northeastern Mindanao, Philippines. Set within a forested area surrounded by lush vegetation and natural rock formations, the falls feature cascading waters that collect in shallow natural pools. It is a locally managed eco-tourism site known for its accessible natural setting, cool waters, and scenic forest environment near the town center of Prosperidad.
Cabacungan Cave is a natural limestone cave located in Barangay Cabacungan, municipality of Allen, Northern Samar, Philippines. Positioned inland from Allen town proper near the northern tip of Samar Island, it is listed among Allen's eco-tourism attractions. The cave features karst chambers with stalactites and stalagmites and is visited for basic spelunking, sightseeing and nature photography in a rural, vegetated setting.
Camugao Falls is a multi-tiered cascade waterfall located in Barangay San Isidro, Balilihan, in central Bohol, Philippines. Set within a forested area surrounded by lush vegetation and rock formations, it features several small cascades flowing into natural catch basins and swimming pools. The falls is known as a local eco-tourism site offering a natural, undeveloped setting for swimming, picnicking and nature viewing away from more crowded Bohol attractions.
Cathedral Falls is a waterfall located in Barangay Cathedral, municipality of Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte, Mindanao, Philippines. It is known for rock formations that resemble cathedral walls and pillars surrounding a cascade that flows into a shallow basin. The site is developed as a local eco-tourism attraction with cottages and swimming areas, set within a forested valley accessible by a short trek from the barangay center.
Crystal Cave is a natural limestone cave located in Barangay Bulwang, Mabinay, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Mabinay is known as the Cave Capital of the Philippines with over 400 caves. Crystal Cave is one of its most visited show caves, noted for sparkling calcite crystal formations, stalactites and stalagmites. Managed by the local tourism office, it requires a guided tour and is valued for its geological features and accessible spelunking experience.
Delot Cave is a natural cave attraction located in Barangay San Vicente, Bislig City, Surigao del Sur, Philippines. Situated inland from the city center, the cave features limestone formations including stalactites and stalagmites. It is known as a local eco-tourism site managed with community guides. Visitors access the cave via a short trek and guided tour. The site is often visited alongside other Bislig natural attractions and offers a quiet, nature-focused caving experience.
Guinogo-an Cave is a natural cave located in Barangay Longsob, Calbayog City, in the province of Samar, Philippines. Situated inland from the city center, it is part of Calbayog's extensive cave systems known for limestone formations. The cave features stalactites, stalagmites and dark chambers explored with local guides. It is visited for spelunking and nature sightseeing and is managed as a local eco-tourism site requiring community coordination for access.
Hala-Bala Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected tropical rainforest in Waeng District, Narathiwat Province, southern Thailand near the Malaysian border. Covering about 434 square kilometers across the Sankala Khiri Range, it comprises the Hala and Bala forest sections. Renowned as one of Thailand's richest lowland evergreen forests, it hosts exceptional biodiversity including ten hornbill species, gibbons, and rare flora, offering pristine nature and birdwatching opportunities.
Igbaclag Cave is a natural limestone cave located in Barangay Aningalan, San Remigio, Antique on Panay Island in Western Visayas, Philippines. It is known for its stalactite and stalagmite formations, narrow chambers and resident bat colony. Part of the upland Aningalan eco-tourism area often called Little Baguio, the cave is accessed by a short trek and guided tour, offering a brief spelunking experience amid forested hills and agricultural landscapes.
Niludhan Falls is a wide cascade waterfall located in Barangay Dawis, Bayawan City, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Situated inland from the city center amid forested hills and agricultural land, it is known for its broad, multi-tiered curtain of water flowing over layered rock formations into a shallow basin. The falls is a popular local eco-tourism destination managed by the community, offering swimming and picnicking in a natural forest setting.
Paday Falls is a natural waterfall situated in the municipality of Bagamanoc in northern Catanduanes, Philippines. Surrounded by forested terrain and rural landscape, the falls features cascading water over rock formations into a natural basin. It is known as a local nature attraction within Bagamanoc, offering a quiet setting away from urban areas. Access typically involves travel to Bagamanoc town and a short trek through vegetation to reach the site.
Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary is a large protected area in Phu Luang District, Loei Province, northeastern Thailand, covering about 848 square kilometers on the Phu Luang mountain range. Established in 1974, it is known for its cool climate, pine forests, open savanna meadows, and diverse wildlife including wild Asian elephants. The sanctuary features high peaks such as Phu Lo at 1,571 meters and is noted for endemic orchids and seasonal wildflowers.
San Felipe Twin Falls is a natural waterfall attraction located in Barangay San Felipe, Basud, Camarines Norte in the Bicol Region of the Philippines. It features two parallel cascades flowing side by side into a shared natural basin surrounded by forest vegetation and rock formations. The falls are known for their twin stream formation, clear cool waters, and tranquil forested setting, making it a local eco-tourism spot for swimming, picnicking and nature viewing.
Tagbilat Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Malagandis, municipality of Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay, Mindanao, Philippines. Set within a forested rural landscape, the falls features a cascade flowing into a natural basin surrounded by vegetation and rock formations. It is known locally as a community-managed natural attraction offering a quiet nature setting. Visitors access the site via rural roads and a short trek from the barangay center.
The Twin Lakes of Balinsasayao are two adjacent crater lakes, Lake Balinsasayao and Lake Danao, located within the Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, about 1,040 meters above sea level. Surrounded by montane forest in the Mount Talinis range, the lakes form a protected watershed and biodiversity area. Notable for scenic views, kayaking, and hiking, the site is a major ecotourism destination near Dumaguete City.
Ubo Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Ubo, municipality of Mobo in Masbate Province, Philippines. Situated inland from Mobo town proper, the falls is surrounded by rural landscape and vegetation typical of central Masbate. It is known locally as a community natural attraction offering a cascade and natural pool. The site is accessed by road to Barangay Ubo and a short trek, and is visited for sightseeing, nature appreciation and swimming.