Appleton Little Paradise Real Quezon Beach Resort & Restaurant is indeed a little paradise. Located in Quezon's famous surf zone, this beach resort offers seaside villa accommodations, a swimming pool, a seafood restaurant, and a riverside bar. It also regularly hosts live events.

Located at the foot of Mt. Banahaw, Air Summit Gourmet is a unique restaurant located inside an airplane refurbished into a restaurant surrounded by gardens.

Aling Kika Food Products is a popular kakanin (native rice delicacy) shop in Cainta, which is known for its wide selection of kakanin varieties. Its bestsellers include bibingka, kutsinta, sapin-sapin, and more.

Pintô Art Museum is an exhibition space and contemporary museum that showcases the collections of Filipino neurologist and patron of the arts, Dr. Joven Cuanang, as well as a seasonal roster of exhibits from different artists. It also features a 2000-sq.meter arboretum with over 500 species of indigenous plants.

Tinipak River is a popular river trekking and hiking destination because of its large rock formations and clear waters set against lush green surroundings.

Pililla Wind Farm is a project granted to Altenergy Alternergy Philippine Holdings Corporation (APHC). It consists of 27 wind turbines stretched along the lush hills of Pililla, also serving as a tourist attraction in the area.

Daranak Falls is a natural waterfall with a 14-meter-tall cascade that flows into a wide catch basin that has become an increasingly popular spot for swimming.

Pag-Ibig Prayer Garden is a religious destination and pilgrimage site in Infanta, Quezon. It has several points of reflection such as religious statues and the Stations of the Cross built into the gardens.

Unplug, unwind, and enjoy Cagbalete Island at Doña Choleng Camping Resort. This casual beach resort offers simple but conveninet accommodation arrangements such as enclosed rooms, bali-inspired huts, and tents.

It's always festive at Buddy's Restaurant, which dons a Pahiyas-themed festival borrowed from Quezon province - where it first originated. It now has several branches nationwide, but its original branch is in Lucban, Quezon. Its bestsellers include Pancit Lucban, Lucban Longganisa, and Hardinera.