Philippines comprises of several islands, similar to various other countries of the South East Asian region. It is a tropical country and makes for an amazing trip destination. The main question that arises is which places to Visit. It is advisable for you to plan beforehand and organize the Philippine tour.

For those of you looking to try out something different from the often beaten track, it is best to pay a visit to the cultural and heritage places and all the beautiful locations. There is so much more than just enjoying the night life here.

Here are five heritage places that is a must-see during this tour:

Mount Pinatubo

The huge crater of Mount Pinatubo should be the first place to visit in your Philippine travel. It encompasses a lake now which was formed after one of the most massively disruptive eruption of a volcano. The unforgettable sights are totally worth all the effort that goes into visiting all of them. You can also reach the crater by foot and trekking tours that are available.

Rice fields of Ifugao

The terraced Rice Fields cultivated by the Ifugao tribe can be your next visit as the sight can be truly sensational. The shades of green can, just after a bout of rainfall, become something to be cherished all your life. In case you are planning things beforehand, the visit to this land should mean that you would stay in the town of Banaue, where reasonably priced hotels can be found. Carrying your camera is a must during this tour, once you miss the beautiful scenic shots, there are chances that you might regret it rest of your lives. Also, this place is famous for its wood carvings and handicrafts. So be ready to shell out a part of your budget on the exquisite pieces.

San Augustine Church in Ilocos Sur

Build near around 1590, the Church was disrupted during the World War II. It was about 60 years back that the reconstruction and rebuilding work took place. There is a legend behind the church; it is said that Our Lady of charity was seen floating on the river in a box, by the people of Bantay. It has been affirmed as the Patroness of Ilocandia by the Papal Nuncio to the Philippines. The quaint belfry of the church was used as a watch tower during both the world wars. Such kind of belfries can be commonly seen in Spanish churches in Ilocos. The belfries and the scenic beauty add to the character of the place.

Baroque Church

Your visit to Philippines will be incomplete without traveling to the Baroque churches which comprises of the ruins from Spanish Colonialism. Among all the churches here, one of the most famous is Paoay Church which has survived many earthquakes and natural disasters.

West Coast of North Luzon

Concluding, no visit to the country can be deemed complete without paying a visit to the West Coast of North Luzon, in the city of Vigan. It is the capital of Ilocos Sur Province, which boasts of the best preserved town of Spanish colonialism.

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