Burdeos Coral Area is located in Polillo Island, Burdeos, Quezon, Philippines.  The coral area of Burdeos is one of the riches marine areas in Quezon. The particular site near the Kalotkot Island is one of the best-preserved areas.  Source:Flyphilippines.com.ph

There are several primitive burial caves in the town of Anda.  These burial caves can be found in Candabong, Bacong, Virgen, Casica, Talisay and Tawid. Most of them are situated on the sides of cliffs and are very difficult to enter and may require ladders and ropes to enable one to access them.  Unfortunately, some of these grave sites have been ransacked by grave robbers and the coffins and other items sold to antique dealers. Similar similar coffins, with skulls, are on display in the Bohol Museum in Tagbilaran.  Source: Bohol Philippines        

This is a natural habitat for cuttlefish, octopus, cephalopods, groupers (lapu lapu), snappers(mangagat), lobsters, and various species which you can see in bright silvery colors gliding playfully in corals of varying shades. How to get to Burias and Tinaytay ReefsThe most convenient way to get to the reefs is by riding a motorboat from Sitio Tambo, Barangay Bitaogan. The site is around 5 kilometers away from the shore. Source:Official Website of San Isidro 

Burnham Park is located at Baguio City, Philippines.  It is the oldest of all Baguio parks. One can unwind from the tension of the day-to-day bustle by biking, skating or simply reflecting on the day's experiences amid a soothing backdrop of colorful flowers. It is wooded and is great place to have picnics and concerts. There are tennis and basketball courts, a football field, athletic oval and an orchidarium. It is also called the Igorot village, which used to feature native huts typical of Cordillera architecture. This village captures the ethnic spirit and cultural legacy of the Igorot dweller. The garden is also a site of cultural presentations and other tribal meetings. Source:Baguio.gov.ph

Buruwisan Falls is located in Siniloan, Laguna, Philippines.  Buruwisan Falls descends majestically into a wide, clear catchbasin, veiling an enclave verdant with moss and ferns. At 180 ft, it is ideal for rappelling, and photography. Long vines grow on the falls itself, enabling trekkers to do a “Tarzan jump” through the falls into the pond. Buruwisan Falls is named after a hardwood variety that used to grow on the banks of Romelo River. Source:PinoyMountaineer.com  

Busay Falls, a favorite gathering place for the locals, especially during the hot summer months (March - June). The falls is like a kept secret of the barrios of Malilipot, Albay. The water plunges approximately 91 meters from its highest point, and the last 40m cascade is visible from the clear shallow pool at the bottom. Although Busay is smaller in size when compared to other popular waterfalls in Albay, the enclosed surrounding area, the forest canopy and sound of the plunging water makes for a cozy and relaxing ambience. It is largely undeveloped. How to get to Busay FallsBusay Falls is located approximately 20km north of  Legazpi City, about 20-minutes drive by car on smooth paved road. The turnout from the highway is well-marked. After the turnout, driving an additional 2km on mostly non-paved road is a short, but scenic drive through the barrios and rice fields. Source:Albay Tourism 

Busay Falls is located along Loboc River, Loboc, Bohol.  Busay Falls along the Loboc River is the final destination of the restaurant trip. Source:Bohol.ph

Bustos Dam is located in Bustos, Bulacan, Philippines.  One of the longest “sector gates” in the world, this huge reservoir of the Angat Hydroelectric plant at Barrio Hilltop serves as the source of electric power in the province and Metro Manila. It is an ideal place for picnic with its coll and inspiring scenery. Source:Bulacan.gov.ph

When one mentions Asturias, locals think of Buswang Lake. Buswang Lake is considered to be the biggest body of freshwater located in Cebu Province. The local government has yet to measure the lake and the lake is yet to be studied. During special events, boat races (locally referred to as bangka race) are held in Buswang. Source:philstar.com 

Albay's neighboring province to the south, Sorsogon, is host to one of the highest concentration of Whale Sharks in the world. These creatures have been frequenting the waters off Donsol, Sorsogon for generations and in 1998, the Philippine Department of Tourism declared this area an official sanctuary for the Whale Shark, thus protected this fascinating species.Although Whale Sharks, or "Butanding" as they are locally known, are enormous in size and power, reaching lengths greater than 15 meters, they are remarkably gentle and docile enough that it is generally safe to swim among them. Swimming among the whale sharks is a captivating experience. If you are not comfortable swimming in the waters, then it is just as amazing to experience them from the boat. The Butanding swim along side the boat all the time.Generally, the whale sharks at Donsol swim very close to the surface of the water. Some basic snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel, fins and a water vest) are just about you'll need in the water to be able to experience swimming among them.How to get there Donsol, Sorsogon is approximately 1-hour drive away from Legazpi City. The roads all the way to Donsol are well-paved, scenic and very accessible. There are several Taxis available that make daily routes from Legazpi to Donsol, Sorsogon. Source:Tourism Albay.gov.ph