Pagbilao
Pagbilao Mangrove Experimental Forest is located at Pagbilao, Quezon, Philippines. The mangrove forest is a living proof of a successful rehabilitation effort. Even before World War II, the area was a favorite to poachers who gather the "bakawan" which is a very good material for charcoal. In 1975, the 145 hectare area was declared as Pagbilao Mangrove Experimental Forest by virtue of Bureau of Forest Development (BFD) Administrative Order No. 7 (s. 1975). This declaration provided the necessary protection (and funding) and further poaching was prevented. Now, the diverse ecosystem makes the area a favorite field trip destination mostly of botany and zoology students from prestigious universities. But since government funding is not enough to sustain this treasure, the private sector like Mirant Philippines came in and joined in the effort. They dubbed this project "Carbon Sink Initiative". They are helping rehabilitate forest zones to help absorb pollutants in the air like carbon. And this mangrove forest is one of them. Its proximity to the Coal-Fired Plant will help absorb the emitted carbons and convert them back to oxygen. Source:Tourism.qzn.ph
Dilasag
Pagkain ng Bayan Plateau is located in Dilasag, Aurora Philippines. Found in Dilasag, Pagkain ng Bayan Plateau is a must see for travelers, as it is brimming with a gorgeous scenery, such as a ground orchid formation. Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph
San Fernando (La Union)
Pagoda Hill is located in Barangay II (Poblacion), San Fernando City, La Union, Philippines. It is where the Chinese-Filipino Pagoda stands, commanding a panoramic view of the city and the San Fernando City Bay. Source:Sanfernandocity.gov.ph
Sorsogon
Sorsogon beaches also include beautiful islands that you can reach by motorized boats. If you want to visit an island in Sorsogon, you should start with the Paguriran Island. How to get to Paguriran Island It will take you about 40 minutes boat ride from the center of Bacon District and 20 minutes boat ride from Barangay Buenavista to reach the place. The whole island is worth the trip. It is completely picturesque. You will find a lagoon with craggy rocks around it at the center of the island. This used to be the home of giant sea turtles. There are plans underway, however, to restore this sanctuary. Source:Sorsogonboard.com
Palayan City
Pahingahan Complex is located in Palayan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines The complex provides small huts near a man-made lake and tourists can also enjoy kayaking in the said lake. Source:1stphilippines.com
Carranglan
Pajanutic Falls is located in Mejedigan, Carranglan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. The place is about 1.5 hectares. It has waterfalls about 15 meters high and surrounded with green foliage. It is an ideal place for picnics and excursion. It can be reached by land transportation and is 15 kilometers away from the Poblacion. Source:Nuevaecija.gov.ph
Manabo
Pakiling Cave is located in Manabo, Abra Philippines. Pakiling Cave is a great tourist attraction in Manabo, a town known for its forest resources. Source: Pinas.ph
Tagaytay
Palace In The Sky is located in Tagaytay City, Cavite, Philippines. Originally designed to be the presidential guest house of former president Ferdinand Marcos, this complex was not completed. It is, however, now open to the public as a vantage area for viewing a 360 degree profile of Taal Volcano. Source:Alltravelnetwork.com
Vigan
Palacio de Arzobispado is located in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Philippines. The Archbishop's Palace was built in 1783. It served as the official residence of the Archbishop of Nueva Segovia, and is the only surviving 18th century arzobispado in the Philippines. The palace also became the headquarters of General Emilio Aguinaldo in 1898, and the invading American forces under Colonel James Parker in 1899. It has a museum called "Museo Nueva Segovia," which showcases archdiocesan archives, a throne room, antique portraits of bishops, manuscripts, and other religious artifacts from various colonial churches all over Ilocos Sur. Source:Selectphilippines.com
Malinao
Palale Falls is located at Malinao, Albay, Philippines The falls has been branded as a source of disastrous floods. During good weather, its cascading water like the Bugsucan falls is a splendid site because of its lush surroundings. It is very accessible by foot trails. Source:WowBicol.com