Facts and Figures
The Philippines is a sovereign country located in Southeast Asia with an estimated population of over 94 million people plus another 12.5 million overseas making the country as the 12th most populous country. The Philippines is an archipelago that consists of 7,107 islands and is also blessed with beautiful natural resources and made it to one of the wealthiest areas of biodiversity of the world. The country's official language is Filipino. With over 17 regions, the Philippines is surrounded by different kinds of water forms like seas, lakes, waterfalls, streams, and ponds.
Tourism
The Philippines is a traveler's heaven. The country has 7,107 islands to choose from its naturally sophisticated beaches to its waters full of the unique existence of marine life. Tourists who travel the Philippines are fascinated not just for its beaches but also for its unusual local tourist spots.
Famous Tourist Spots in the Philippines
Most tourists visit the country for its famous Boracay Island. Located in Aklan, the island consists of white, sandy beaches with pristine, cool waters. Along the beach, there are restaurants, hotels, souvenir shops, and ice cream stalls. The coolest part of the island is the sunset. During the sunset, the sky turns bright orange and the sun is clearly visible with its round form.
Willy's Rock at Boracay Island, Aklan |
Sunset at Boracay Island, Aklan |
The St. Paul's Underground River is located in Puerto Prinsesa, Palawan. The underground river is surrounded by caves and is reputed to be the longest navigable river in the world. Known for its unspoiled natural beauty, it has attracted many tourists, photographers, conservationists, and nature lovers.
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Philippine National Anthem
Lupang Hinirang (Filipino Version) |
Spanish Version |