Davao City
The Mindanao Taoist Temple houses different holy icons of the Taoist belief. The temple is simple and calm. A three-storey tower houses most of the temple's altars and another building contains a tribute to local Taoists who have died. How to get to Mindanao Taoist Temple The temple can be reached by taking the Cabaguio road. Along the road, there is a sign pointing to the direction of the temple. The temple's tower is also visible even from a distance thus helping visitors find it.
Los Banos
Mineral and Hot Springs is located in Pansol, Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines. Numerous spring resorts abound in Pansol, most of them with waters believed to have healing and curative powers. Source:Travelmart.net
Baguio
Mines View is located in Baguio City, Philippines. Appropriately named for its breathtaking views of mountain ranges and Baguio's "mineral bowl" where gold, silver and other ores were once quarried. There are now numerous souvenir shops around the park offering such items as woodcarvings, woven cloth, ashtrays, shell products and other curio items. Source:Baguio.gov.ph
Tabuk
Mini-Museum of Kalinga is located in Tabuk, Kalinga, Philippines. The mini-museum was initiated and established by the Kalinga Special Development Authority situated in their office building at Bulano, Tabuk. Source:nscb.gov.ph
El Nido
Miniloc Island is located in El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. The Big and Small Lagoons Found in Miniloc Island, these are the crown jewels of El Nido. A trip will never be complete without visiting these lagoons. Best experienced through kayaking but also very good for snorkeling and swimming. Tidal conditions dictate the access to both lagoons, so check with your boatman before heading off for either. Source:Palawan.ws
San Fernando (La Union)
Mirador Hill is located in Barangay II (Poblacion), San Fernando City, La Union, Philippines. The highest point of the city where the capitol water reservoir stands. Source:Sanfernandocity.gov.ph
Palawan
Mitra Ranch, in Sta Monica Heights, is owned by the late Philippine Senator Ramon Mitra. Today it is the residence of Baham Mitra, son and heir of the former senator.The ranch has a great view of Palawan. The wooden, triangular-shaped mansion is built on a highland surrounded with greeneries and spacious picnic grounds. From the porch of the house, visitors have a panoramic view of the Sulu Sea and Honda Bay. The house itself open to the public. But guests can visit and explore the grounds from 6:00AM to 6:00PM daily.
Iloilo
Everyday is a sizzling hot Mexican party at MO2. MO2 serves delectable and succulent Mexican foods that will thrill your meticulous taste. From their tasty Mexican specialties such as Nacho Tortilla Chips, Tacos, Enchaladas, Chimichanga, Quesadillas, Nacho Ole, Buritos and many others, you'll surely be delighted to fill your appetite. They also serve the usual salted peanuts, French fries, shrimp fritters, Buffalo wings, chicharon bulaklak, sizzling pork sisig etc. as appetizers. Various pizza delights are also part of MO2's specialty starting with Mexican pizza, Pepperoni Supreme, Hawaiian pizza, Ham and Cheese to their ever-luscious MO2 pizza stuffed with authentic spices and ingredients. Alcoholic and exotic drinks will never be far behind to sooth every partyphile's soul in ecstasy. Be mesmerized to their diverse drinks and make your night truly exciting. MO2 has a disco bar pulsated by funky, hip hop, trancepiring and rocky/pop music that will surely revitalize your thirst for raunchy party experience.
Tiaong
Moises Ala-ala Park is located at Tiaong, Quezon, Philippines. The Moises Amat Escueta Ala-ala Park is built in honor of a dear son o Tiaong, Quezon. He was a young guerilla fighter during World War II, a Lawyer for the poor and the needy. He also became a Mayor of Tiaong, Quezon from 1960 to 1969 and a Congressman of the 1st Congressional district of Quezon Province from 1969 to 1972. a fearless freedom fighter during the World War II and a dedicated public servant. Source:Tourism.qzn.ph
Iloilo
The only Gothic church in the entire country outside of Manila, Molo Church was constructed in 1831 under Fray Pablo Montaño and further expanded and finished by Fray Agapito Buenaflor in 1888 under the supervision of Don Jose Manuel Locsin. Its two belfries had around 30 bells of different sizes ranging from small handbells to big campaniles making a musical tone. The Gothic character of the church is manifested not only in its two pointed towers but also on the pointed arches at the main altar and four side altars, pulpits and confessionals. The altars, pulpits, and confessionals are intricately adorned with wooden carvings. The church is dedicated to Sta. Ana, mother of Virgin Mary. While the Jaro Cathedral features male saints attached to the church's columns, Molo Church has female saints all lined up in two rows. The saints on the columns are Sta. Marcela, Apolonia, Genoveva, Isabel, Felicia, Ines, Monica, Magdalena, Juliana, Lucia, Rosa de Lima, Teresa, Clara, Cecilia, Margarita and Marta. On the ceiling above the altar are paintings of the four evangelists; Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. While female saints are housed inside the church, the streets surrounding Molo church are are named after male saints, these saints include San Jose, San Antonio, San Marcos, ans San Pedro. This they say symbolizes how males of Molo give protection to the female. How to Get To Molo Gothic Church Molo is a 20-minute drive from downtown Iloilo, all southbound jeepneys pass at Molo Church. SourceThe News Today