The landlocked province of Bukidnon is the third-largest province in the country in terms of land area. Its vast plains and cool climate makes it fit to grow an abundance of agricultural produce such as pineapples, rice, coffee, and seasonal fruits and vegetables. Its name, which translates to "highlander" or "mountain-dweller", marks the abundance of mountains in the province - including Mount Dulang-dulang, the 2nd highest mountain in the country. It contains a wealth of indigenous culture, being home to several indigenous groups such as the Talaandig, Higaonon, Bukidnon, Umayamnon, Matigsalug, Manobo, and Tigwahanon.

Since being carved from the province of Zamboanga del Sur in 2001, Zamboanga Sibugay has come into its own with a bustling community and ecotourism destinations that are as important to the environment as they are breathtaking to see up close. Discover the virgin beaches of the Pandilusan "sleeping island", dive into the rich waters off Buluan Island, cool off in the waters of Malagandis Falls and Merloquet Falls, learn about the award-winning community-based mangrove and wildlife ecotourism in Siay, and see the birds by day and the astounding colony of bats at dusk of Kabug Bat Kingdom.

Zamboanga del Sur holds hidden paths less traveled and pockets of natural attractions that will take your breath away. See rare flora and fauna in the Mt. Timolan Protected Landscape, trek to the heart-shaped Lake Maragang at its center, see the impressive bat colony of Pagadian, and more.

The largest province of the peninsula, Zamboanga del Norte houses a mix of heritage, history, and natural beauty. See the historical points of interest in Dapitan which includes significant places that enshrine Dr. Jose Rizal and his time in exile, ancestral homes of the city's old, influential families, and discover lesser known natural wonders such as caves and falls.

Dive into the deep blue seas off Southern Leyte or explore its virgin caves

Discover heritage, culture, and adventure in Northern Samar's hidden gems.

Leyte holds some of the Philippines' most iconic historical attractions. Baybay, Ormoc, Tacloban

Eastern Samar holds some of the country's most significant historical sites and emerging extreme adventure tourism attractions.

Unravel Biliran's understated natural wonders, historical attractions, and bustling culture and products.