Sta. Catalina

Sta. Catalina Natural Attractions Talostos Falls With a distance of 50 feet from the ground, Talostos Falls of Barangay Amio is acclaimed to be the tallest crystal clear waterfall among the numerous gushing waters in the land of Sta. Catalina. This cataract rests four kilometers from Poblacion Amio and can be accessed by a motorcycle. There are certain areas though taht trekking is advised. Mantangla Falls Because if its towering stature,...

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Siquijor

Do you want to know more about Siquijor? Do you want to know more about it's history, Tourist Attractions, Festivals and it's Geophysical Profile? Siquijor is the third smallest province in the Philippines, but may be the biggest when it comes to springing our surprises to unsuspecting visitors. As the adage says, big surprises come in small packages.The breath-taking panorama of the convergence of land, sea and mountain, not to mention it's...

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Bais City

Do you want to know more about Bais?Do you want to know more about it's History, Eco-tourism Destinations, Festivals, and Quick Facts? About Bais City Bais got its anme from an elongated eel-like fish that used to abound in the streams and rivers. Legend has it that when a group of Spanish Engineers and Surveyors asked the natives the name of the place, they answered, "Bais", thinking that the foreigners were asking the name of the fish they were...

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