Kimkimay Lake is located in Taquib, Villaviciosa, Abra, Philippines. It is one of the several lakes of Taquib in Villaviciosa. According to legend, it was formerly a dwelling of several families. Today, it is a favorite place for town picnics, swimming, and fishing. Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph 

Kinabagbagan Bay is located in Nasugbu, Batangas, Philippines.  A small cave lined bay with the remains of an actor well imbedded into rock which is the last evidence of a Galleon wreck. Several artifacts have been recovered over the years, so whilst exploring the corals and fish life, one always hopes for a "Discovery". Source:Mybatangas.com

Kinuwartelan is located in Brgy. Perpetual Help, Iriga City, Camarines Sur, Philippines.   Situated along the tourist route, about 7 kilometers from the city proper, this place was a Spanish garrison camp during the Spanish Period. Many Filipino insurrections were kept here at and did hard labor; hence, the name "Kinuwertelan" meaning place of Incarceration. No trace of the prison barracks can be seen today.  Source:Camarines Sur Government Website

Kiokmay Cave features unique rock formations ideal for spelunking. It is located in Laak, Compostela Valley. How to get to Kiokmay CaveCompostela Valley can be reached by travelling north from Davao City. It is best to ask locals as the site of the cave is remote from most town centers. Source:DENR Region XI  

Klondykes Stone Walls is located in Tuba, Benguet, Philippines.  Remnant of the first American building used by the American engineers who constructed Kennon Road. It is believed to have been built in 1902 and is still visible today. Source:Benguet.gov.ph

Koala is located in Sout of Eagle Point, Anilao, Batangas, Philippines.  A gradual slope from 30-80 ft, Koala is a good dive for novices with soft corals, stony corals, some big boulders, small reef fish and anemones with clownfish. Source:Anilaoreef.com

Kostra Alcantara is located in Catanduanes, Philippines. Kostra Alcantara is one of the best tourist attractions in Catanduanes. With its stunning blue waters and a chance to take a panoramic view of Mayon Volcano, it surely is a place worth stopping for. Visitors can be rest assured that accomodations in the resort is guaranteed to be classy and elegant.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Kota Park is known for its baywalk promenade by the sea. Ruins of old Spanish structures can be seen in the area. Locals and tourists flock the place to see the sunset. While not exactly the perfect place for swimming, Kota Park does provide a good view of the exposed coastal floor during the low tide.  Kota Park was once a vantage point for anticipating threats from Muslim raiders. The area was also the cemetery of the town.  Source:Cebu Province Official Website 

April 16-19 | Asipulo, Ifugao, Philippines.  Town Fiesta adopting the ritual term "kulpi", a family thanksgiving after transplanting the rice seedlings. Source:Philtourism.gov.ph

Kumbilan Cave serves as a colony for fruit bats locally known as kabyaw. Other animals that occupy the cave are snakes and fruit flies.  The cave has tunnel-like passages that lead to wide chambers. The presence of stalactites and stalagmites in the cave's chambers make the cave an educational spot. The cave's structure is also subject to activities such as cave evaluation and spelunking.   Source:WOW Philippines