Paadjao Falls is located in Sitio Paadjao, Barangay Bokbok, Mogpog, Marinduque, Philippines.  The series of gently cascading falls that settles into a 15-foot fall. Hunt for nature- formed bathtubs downstream and enjoy Jacuzzi-like effect. It is an ideal place for picnicking or camping.  Source:Visitmyphilippines.com

Pacem Eco-Park is located in Marikina, Metro Manila, PhilippinesPacem Eco-Park is a haven of trees where more than 80 of the country’s 1,600 species of butterflies thrive. It features a mini-forest, wildlife sanctuary, and aviary. Its biggest attraction is an English garden where bright monarch, bird wing, volina, and idea butterflies flutter under a giant net. The monarch, for instance, has a distinct orange color while the white idea is defined by a pattern of black lines. As the country’s national butterfly, its image is used to grace the old 25-centavo coin. The park is a few kilometers from San Mateo.  Source:Travelmart.net 

PACEM Ecology Park is located in Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines.  Its main attraction is the exclusive garden for live butterflies. Not only for entomologist wannabes but also for folks who appreciate the beautiful gift of nature. Check out their mini-zoo, herbal garden and museum of seashells, butterflies, and moths pulled together from different parts of the world.Source:PeopleEventsplaces.com      

Paco Park is located in Manila, Philippines.  Paco Park, one of Manila's most beautiful and beloved parks, provides a dreamlike setting for intimate musical soirees every Friday at 6:00 P.M. Paco Park Presents was conceived by Dr. Christoph Jessen, then Press and Cultural Attache of the embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, as a cooperative venture between the NPDC and the embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany. With the help of the late Ka Doroy Valencia, then NPDC Vice Chairman, Dr. Jessen's idea became a reality on February 29, 1980. It is likely that even Dr. Jessen did not dream that the Paco Park concerts would continue for as long as "Philippine-German Month" and is devoted to the performance of Filipino and German artists whose repertoires focus on the music of the two countries. This "exchange program" of artists and ideas has served to further the bonds between the Filipino and German peoples.In 1998, the celebration of Philippine-German month was moved from February to March, with the concert starting at 7:00 P.M. But Paco Park Presents continues to celebrate its anniversary every February.The NPDC's Arts and Culture Division is mainly responsible for Paco Park Presents, which is presented every Friday at 6:00 P.M., with Ms. Minette Padilla as program host. It is taped in front of a "live" audience at Paco Park, San Marcelino, Manila and is aired nationwide every Thursday at PTV Channel 4 from 11:00 P.M. to 12:00 M.N. Thus far, One Thousand and Nine concerts have been produced. Segments of the program are shown over the Filipino channels in Hawaii, Canada and Alaska.Source:Nationalparks.ph

Pad-tok Falls is located in Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines. Pad-tok Falls which is again from the Kankanaey dialect which means lagto among Ilocanos. In Filipino, it means talon or jump in the English language. It was named so because of the rocks that once fall from the top of the falls down to the basin. Although it has an estimated height of 22 feet, it has a shallow basin because of the usually weak flow of water. Source:Launion.gov.ph

Padcharao Lake is located in Pasil, Kalinga Apayao, Philippines.  The name is derived from the plants that abounds in the lake called “chargo.” Located in Pasil, approximately 1800 to 2000 meters above sea level. Source:Dophilippines.com

Padre Burgos Museum is located in Padre Burgos House, Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Philippines. The Burgos National Museum is a National Museum branch in Ilocos Norte where it exhibits archeological and ethnographic treasures, antiques, dioramas of historical events and photographs of Ilocano heroes and achievers. Memorabilia of Padre Burgos are also displayed here. It is also the old residence of Father Jose Burgos.  Source:Globalpinoy.com

Padre Burgos Submarine Garden is located in Padre Burgos, Quezon, Philippines. It is a shallow coral area. Starfish of several kinds, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, jellyfish, and gorgonians abound. The area is good for snorkeling.  Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph  

Pagbilao Bay is located in Pagbilao, Quezon, Philippines  Pagbilao Bay (and nearby Quezon National Park: PH025) is a few kilometres to the east of Lucena City and about 100 km south-east of Metro Manila. It lies at the northwest end of the large, sweeping Tayabas Bay, which has extensive intertidal mudflats, sand flats, and associated pockets of mangroves and offshore coral reefs. Source:Birdlife.org

Pagbilao Grande is located in Pagbilao, Quezon, Philippines. It is a group of islands located at the Tayabas Bay area where there are white sand beaches and rich fishing grounds. This is also the site of Tulay Buhangin where sand dunes connect the islets to Padre Burgos during low tide. Source:Tourism.qzn.ph