What are the Philippine tourist attractions to share?

1. Baisantan, a world-famous waterfall with beautiful scenery and thrilling whitewater rafting activities. The natural scenery of Pagsantan River is beautiful. After rafting on the river and entering the tropical canyon, tourists can see wild plants and animals. Pagsanjana is located 92 kilometers south of Manila and can be reached in less than two hours by car or drive from Manila. Pagsanjana is a world-famous tourist attraction with a waterfall with a drop of about 100 meters. It is famous for its exciting rafting activities. While rafting on the river, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the valley formed by rock walls and tropical trees. The water at the turnaround point is extremely abundant and the air is fresh and cool.

2. The white sand beach is the biggest reason why Boracay Island is famous around the world. It is located in the middle of the west coast of the island, extending from south to north, with a length of 4 kilometers. It is formed by grinding large pieces of coral. The beach is gentle and stretched, and the sand is white and fine. Even at noon when the sun is burning, you can't step on the sand. Still cool. At night, the white sand beach transforms into a huge bar 4 kilometers long, with lights and music making it swaying. Many people who come for vacation do not do any sightseeing or entertainment, but just linger on the white sand beach from morning to night.

3. Virgin Island is an uninhabited island. The island hidden in the ice-blue mint sea has two beautiful half-moon-shaped sandy beaches surrounded by an emerald green lagoon. The sea water is clear and translucent, with distinct colors, like a fairy tale world. The beaches around the island change with the tide. They only appear on the water for a short four hours every day. When the tide is low, the beach can go hundreds of meters away in the water, forming a beautiful trailing beach. But when the tide rises, the water level rises, and most of the island sinks into the water, which is very magical.

4. Puka Beach, also called Shell Beach and Yapak Beach, is located on the northern coast of Boracay Island and is the second largest beach in Boracay Island. The area is famous for its shiny puka shells and corals. These shells were a popular raw material for jewelry in the 1970s and 1980s. You can still see traces of piles of puka shells on the beach.

5. Balicasag Island is located about 6 kilometers southwest of Panglao Island. It is an equatorial coral island. In addition to its round face, the most eye-catching thing about it is of course its world-famous The large fault is said to have a seafloor drop of 3,000 feet. It has been listed as a protected seabed area by the United Nations. The scenery is quite magnificent. Many people come here to experience its magic. Balicasag Island is a top diving paradise with rich corals and fish. Schools of various coral fish swim around, and large fish over 50 centimeters long can be seen everywhere a few meters underwater, making it the first choice for snorkeling.

6. The sunken clock tower, located in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, has become Laoag’s most famous city landmark and the first choice attraction for visiting the city. The bell tower is 45 meters high and was built in 1612. It is the tallest and strongest church bell tower built by the Spanish in the Philippines.