Paradise Philippines

Cities in the Philippines

Manila Philippines- the national capital. The Metropolitan Manila area includes several cities and municipalities to form one administrative body governed jointly by the local governments and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).

Angeles Philippines- interesting place with a wild nightlife, wonderful and friendly people.
Bacolod Philippines - the city of smiles and land of sweet tooths.
Baguio Philippines - the country’s summer capital (cool weather), nice parks and views, home of the “Igorot” peoples, vegetable gardens
Cagayan de Oro Philippines - known as the City of Golden Friendship, it is popular for whitewater rafting. As the gateway to Northern Mindanao, it is the jump off point to destinations like Camiguin Island and Bukidnon Province.
Cebu Philippines - also known as the Queen City of the South, Cebu is the first established indigenous settlement discovered by the west in the Philippines. For a short time before the re-dedication of Manila, Cebu City served as the capital of the far eastern territory claimed by Spain.
Davao Philippines - one of the largest cities in the world in terms of land area. Relatively young when compared with Manila or Cebu, it has grown to become the economic and commercial hub of the southern island of Mindanao. Nearby you’ll find the country’s tallest mountain (Mount Apo), the endangered Philippine Eagle, and one of the priciest orchids in the world, the Waling-waling (Vanda Sanderiana.)
Tagbilaran City, Bohol Philippines - the City of Friendship, site of the Blood Compact Treaty between Spanish conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Rajah Sikatuna representing the Bol-anon people (of Bohol). The main entry point to Bohol’s Chocolate Hills, centuries-old churches and Panglao Island’s white-sand beaches and world-class dive sites.
Vigan Philippines - historic Spanish town and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.