Cunayan Falls is accessible due to its location being situated a hundred meters away from a dirt road passable to most vehicles. The falls start atop a cliff enriched with flora. At the lower end of the waterfall is a stream with mild temperature making it ideal for baths. The river bank is also suitable for picnics.  How to get to Cunayan Falls Hire a jeepney or take a private vehicle from the Baler town proper to Barangay Real in San Luis, where a short walk from the end of the road near the river will take you to the falls. Source:Discover Aurora Philippines   

Cuyo town is the oldest city on Palawan, and it has played an important role in the island's history. The city's early Spanish colonial fort was built during the 17th century and includes an onsite chapel. During the late 19th century, the city was Palawan's secondary capital. At this time, the Spanish administration found themselves under constant attack from the Moro tribe. The fort acted as an essential asset in defending the island of Palawan. The island that keeps the fort is 125 miles off the coast of Puerto Princesa and can be reached via an overnight cruise. Built during the early Spanish period, purposely to protect the people from their enemies, it is considered as one of the most ancient and unique forts in the Philippines. Within its walls are the church, the convent, and the only Perpetual Adoration chapel in Palawan. Cuyo, incidentally, became the second capital of Palawan from 1873 to 1903. Completed in 1680, the fort is a historical naval structure that was built during the early part of the Spanish colonial period. Three forts were constructed to protect its ancestors against the attacks of " Moros" which were prevalent during the 15th to 18th centuries.  How to get to Cuyo FortCuyo can be reached from Manila via the Air Pacific Airways. It is also accessible by sea from Puerto Princesa City and Iloilo province via MV MIlagosa, and from Manila, via MV Asuncion. Travel time : From Manila, travel time is an hour and 30 minutes by air and 24 hours by sea. By sea, Cuyo is 14 hours away from Iloilo province and 12 hours away from Puerto Princesa City. Source: TravelMart

Daguma Mountain Range is located in South Cotabato/Cotabato Province, Philippines.  Behind the green rice fields of Isluan lies the Daguma Mountain Range. Aside from its beautifully sculpted slopes, the mountain range is also known for its abundant coal reserves. It is believed that up to 426 million metric tons of coal are deposited in Daguma.  Source:Bworld.com.phMb.com.ph

Dahoyhoy Falls is located in Mauban, Quezon, Philippines.  The falls is situated at the heart of Barangay Macasin and is surrounded by different kinds of trees providing total tranquility amidst the melody of chirping birds and dancing trees. Visitors find the cascading waters therapeutic as they serve as hydro massager for tired bodies. There are two options to enjoy the unique beauty of Dahoyhoy Falls. One is by passing through two hanging bridges (6.9 meters in height, 60 meters long, 1.3 meters wide). The thrill of swinging bridge with the river below will bring a tinge in the spine for acrophobic. After the bridge crossing, a 30-minute walk from the barangay road composed of small concrete pathways to the falls will be an exciting trace for health buffs. Another option to reach the place is through a thirty-minute boat ride from Maapon River.  Source:Tourism.qzn.ph  

Finding a refreshing way to cool off the summer heat? Trek the the caves of Guimaras and see why many consider the island a promising tourist destination. A Guimaras adventure always starts with a boat ride with the cool blue pristine waters splashing on your face. When in Guimaras, take time to visit Daliran spring and cave located in Old Poblacion Buenavista, Guimaras. The site is noted for its natural beauty and cool fresh spring water. Read more about Daliran Spring and Cave.

Dalitiwan River is located in Majayjay, Laguna, Philippines. The name came from the word “dali’t-iwan.” It is the most accessible river and a favorite picnic site. It has cool crystal-clear water and a swimming pool with natural-spring water. Cottages are available for rent. It is a 10-minute drive from the town proper.  Source:Wowphilippines.com.phVisitmyphilippines.com

Dalton Pass is located in Capintalan, Carranglan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines.  The place is about 5 hectares and accessible to any kind of transfortation along Maharlika road. The place has a monument of General Dalton with the historical accounts of World War II. Source:Nuevaecija.gov.ph

Dambana ng Kagitingan in Mt. Samat is located in Pilar, Bataan, Philippines.  The famous bell hangs atop the popular Mount Samat. It was built in loving memory of the soldiers of World War II, including those who perished in Bataan soil during the tragic Fall of Bataan and Death March in 1942. Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph

Damosa Gateway is a collection of shops, retaurants, and company offices. Despite having its location far from the city center, it is frequently visited by teenagers. The area is also home to Concentrix (formerly Link2Support), one of the biggest IT-based companies in the country. Other noticeable establishents include Mindanao Kokusai Daigaku (Mindanao International College) and Microtel Davao. Damosa Gateway was developed by Damosa Land, one of the city's top land developers, to attract commercial activity in the area. This proved as a convenience for the people living at Damosa because, before the developments were made, people had to go all the way to the city center to shop for items. How to get Damosa Gateway Damosa Gateway is located in Damosa, Lanang, Davao City. Drive along J.P. Laurel Avenue to reach the place. A ride from the city center to Damosa usually takes around 15 minutes.

 Danao Cave is located at Danao I some 14 kms. toward the western coast of Calbayog City.  Made up of seven chambers inhabited by various species of snakes and bats as evidenced by a good deposit of guano. The cave serves as an initiating place for those who want to acquire talisman. Source:Cuasglobal.net