Philippines
Presented By: Zipporah Cataluña
Cabgan
 Cabgan Islet is located in the
municipality of Barobo, Surigao del
Sur. It is the best among the three
(3) islands of Barobo in terms of
sand quality, clarity of water, and
fantastic view.
 Almost a hundred meters wide,
Tinuy-an falls has the crown for
being the widest waterfall in the
Philippines. This three-tier, 55
meters high waterfall can be
found in Bislig, Surigao del Sur.
Matnog Pink
Beach
 It has gained its fame due to its pink
sands, mostly visible during sunrise and
sunset when the soft rays of the sun reflect
the radiant colors of the beach. The
unique hue comes from broken coral
pieces left behind by tiny marine creatures
with red and pink shells.
Located in Matnog,
Sorsogon, the beach's fine,
pink-tinged sand comes
from crushed, red corals.
ASIK ASIK
 About 140 meters wide and 60 meters
high, this natural formation in
Alamada, North Cotabato resembles a
vast jade wall veiled with silky smooth
curtains. Unlike most waterfalls, Asikasik does not have a visible water
source at its top; instead, water flows
out from the mountain's side like a
series of springs.
MALIGCONG
BANAUE RICE
TERRACES
 This is a scenic agricultural
destination
in
Bontoc,
Mountain Province featuring
steep hillsides with rice terraces
and pathways. Though not as
famous as Banaue Rice
Terraces, Maligcong offers a
more spectacular view for those
who just want to relax.
References:
 (2019) Subic Beach: Stretch of Pink Sand in Matnog –
Wonderfilled Journal