From Spanish influenced architecture to rich cultural festivals, Philippines keeps its promise to its every traveler.
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Magellan's Cross
On orders of Ferdinand Magellan, a Christian cross was straightened by Portuguese and Spanish explorers in a chapel in Cebu.
Santo Niño de Cebú
The oldest Roman Catholic church in the country, a 15th century statuette of the Child Jesus is preserved in a wooden box.
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Mactan
An island nearby Cebu is a beautiful landscape of dramatic beaches, ideal for snorkeling, diving and water-skiing.
Fort San Pedro
An early 17th-century fort built by Spanish is now called Plaza Indepedencia, marking the country's independence from all rulers.
Cebu Taoist Temple
A symbol of flourishing Chinese influence, the towering temple is place of Taoism, an ancient Chinese religion.
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Colon Street
Considered as the oldest streets in all of Philippines, amble around the former business-hub street to experience age-old dishes and historic spots.
Heritage of Cebu Monument
A locus of sculptures illustrating the significant events in the history of Cebu back from the time of Rajah Humabon is a unique attraction in Cebu.
Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
An ancient church, the ecclesiastical seat of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cebu, is an architectural marvel.
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Sirao Garden
The garden in the mountains with flowers blooming away for miles, rightly known as "Mini Amsterdam”, is a great place to spend time with family and friends.
Sinulog
An ritual prayer-dance honoring Señor Santo Niño, Sinulog-Santo Niño Festival, held on the third Sunday of January in Cebu, is one of the biggest cultural festivals of Philippines.
Swim with Whale Sharks
Swim alongside gentle giants of the sea at Oslob, but, this can be planned according to one’s choice as it is a debatable activity given the negative impact it has on sharks.