One of the highlights of diving in Malapascua is the proximity of the Filipino passenger ferry wreck, Doña Marilyn which sunk about 20 years ago, in an area not far from the island of Manuc-Manuc and Masbate.  This 100-meter long wreck is lying down intact on its starboard side in 32 meters of water. The top, being only 20 meters away from the surface is covered literally with amazing beautiful soft corals.  The wreck is home to a lot of corals and fishes. And on the sandy bottom where the cargoes has been scattered, you may occasionally see gray nurse sharks and black spotted stingrays. Dives to this site, due to the depth and usually quite strong current is advisable only for advanced divers. You may also want to check out Malapascua's other shipwrecks.  Source:Philippine Islands Divers

Dos Hermanos Island is located in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.  Also in the heart of Barangay Balaoi are two identical mountains called the Dos Hermanos Island. Old folks say that in olden times, there were two brothers who were close to each other they vowed to remain together until death. One day, they went fishing and were still at sea when they were caught by a typhoon and drowned. Because of their loyalty to each other, and to serve as an inspiration to others, they were transformed into the two mountains prominently seen in the place.  Source:Saudbeachresort.com

Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal Shrine is located in Calamba Town Proper, Calamba City, Laguna, Philippines.  The 2 storey, red-tiled roof, typical of the residence of the principalia of the 19th century, is maintained as a National Shrine by the national government. It houses the National Hero's childhood memorabilia and that of the national hero's family, ranging from pictures of the late hero, boyhood sculptures of Jose Rizal, to laminated excerpts of some of his best written works. The house is by no means an original one. Except for the old water well, everything is a reconstruction of the original house. The Shrine offers guided tours for groups. It has a gift shop on the ground floor. There is no entrance fee, but donations are welcome. The shrine is open from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, everyday except Monday. Source:Visitmyphilippines.com 

Dulgie's is a newcomer in Iloilo's dining scene, but is fast catching up. Dulgie's Desserts and Cafe have earned positive feedbacks for its delectable desserts, sandwiches, pastries, and nice ambiance. The interiors of the cafe is made cozy by the chocolate brown and light pink interiors and really comfy couches.  People not only rave about their desserts but also about their sandwiches. The most talked about is D Club sandwich with bread made with black rice.  Dulgie's is located at La Salette building alongside Deco's Batchoy and Pasalubong Center, Mang Inasal, and Dapli by Breakthrough. More about Dulgie's.

Dumagat Settlement is located in Sitio Malatunglan, General Nakar, Quezon Philippines. For a glimpse of the various cultural traditions and practices in Quezon, tourists are fond of visiting the Dumagat Settlement. In the Quezon region, there are four settlements within the area of General Nakar. Dinigman Settlement at Barangay Canaway, Lamutan Settlement at Barangay Lamutan, Tamala Settlement at Barangay San Marcelino, and Cynthia Village of Barangay Umiray are officially supervised by the Office for Southern Cultural Communities (OSCC) of Social Services and Development.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com

The “Boulevard” is Dumaguete's show window. It is the first delightful sight that greets you from across the sea, especially at nighttime when the place is ablaze with lights.  Located along the waterfront, this spacious tree-lined promenade attracts people from all walks of life. Here you can catch the breeze, or watch the sun or the moon rise from the sea.  Here you can also enjoy cosmopolitan amenities from among the different hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops in the vicinity. Source:SouthTravels

At the heart of the city you will find two landmarks that not only highlight the traditional piety of the local populace but also remind you of the city's Spanish heritage,the stone church and belltower. The Dumaguete City Cathedral's Bell tower was built in 1811 and was once used as a lookout for pirates. At the foot of which the pious light candles. Now it only serves to call the faithful to prayer. Source:South Travels  

The Dumanjug Church is also known as St. Francis of Assisi Parish is said to be the handsomest among the 90th century churches in western Cebu. The church is made from coral blocks, a bell tower on the right side of the church has dodecagonal plan, which is common in most colonial churches. Although made of three stories the floors are unusually high.  Established as a parish on 28 March 1854, Dumanjug had as patron Saint Francis of Assisi. It is interesting to note that the church is one of the few old church structures in Cebu and probably in the whole Philippines, which was designed, executed, supervised and completed by Filipinos themselves.  Source:Waypoints

Dunsulan Falls is located in Limay, Bataan, Philippines. An enchanting spectacle in the heart of a forested hill behind the famous Mt. Samat in Pilar. Ideal site for picnic and swimming.  How to get there From Manila there are many buses plying the 3 hours Manila-Bataan route regularly. Source:Hoparound.netTambayanet.com

Durungawan (Mt. Banahaw) is located in Dolores, Quezon, Philippines. Having the strength of going up higher at Mt. Banahaw, one can see for himself the crowning glory of the holy mountain’s peak called “Durungawan” – a window place on the mountain’s top where one can gaze at the valleys, towns, and city surrounding the sacred mountain. It is from there that one can feel the ultimate satisfaction of having gone up the mountain.  Source:Flyphilippines.com.ph