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“Taj Mahal” of Negros: Feel the love
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Have you been to the “Taj Mahal” of Negros? I am referring to Bacolod’s “The Ruins”. This Philippine heritage landmark is famous for a love story that is both romantic and tragic. The remains of a once magnificent 2-storey mansion stood the test of time and has been named one of the 12 most fascinating ruins of the world (https://www.oddee.com/item_96671.aspx). I had a chance to visit Bacolod’s Monument of Love last

What makes ILOCOS travel-worthy?
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Cherry shared her journey in Ilocos.. The main reason why I love to travel is to learn. I love that I can go to a place and discover its people, history, culture, food and way of life. Last May, Go Visit Philippines / Bridges Travel & Tours paved a way for me to explore two of the four provinces of Ilocos Region. For four days, my eyes and palate were exposed to the

Boracay: Updated list of authorized and accredited hotels only
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Update : As of October 12, 2018 Please note that by order of the Intergovernmental Task Force that is managing the rehabilitation of Boracay, only APPROVED AND COMPLIANT hotels will be able to accept guests. Please be advised that tourists will be issued special tourist ID at the Caticlan Jetty Port to ensure compliance. Check the following list which will be updated regularity as information is provided by the intergovernmental

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The main event of MassKara Festival is the street dancing competition where dancers don colorful costumes and masks and move to the rhythm of Latin music. MassKara Festival  is an annual festival in Bacolod City with highlights every fourth Sunday of October with street dancers in colorful costumes, masks and headdresses. Bacolod City invites you to the “happiest and most colorful festival in the Philippines” which will be a month-long celebration  with concerts,

Moriones Festival : Lenten Capital of The Philippines
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The island of Marinduque prides itself in being the “Lenten Capital of the Philippines”, and it is easy to understand why. Come the seven days of Holy Week, the people of the island take part in the age-old ritual of the “Moriones”. Colorful warrior costumes are worn topped with finely carved masks portraying the violent Roman soldiers of Christ’s time. All these are done to show the story of the