Ilocos Norte

Paoay, sideview of the famous Church note the Javanese inspired scrolls
Paoay Church is also a UNESCO Heritage Site, Paoay Ilocos Norte.
Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte most stretch shoreline with magnificent view offers the more tranquil travelers, Ilocos Norte is noted for being the birthplace of former President Ferdinand E. Marcos, who led an authoritarian rule over the country during the latter half of his incumbency. The Marcoses enjoy a modicum of popularity in the province. Ilocos Norte is also known as a northern tourist destination, being the location of Fort Ilocandia, an upper class beach resort famous among expatriates, and Pagudpud. Philippine Travels

The Fort Global City

This is the newest Night Spot in Metro Manila. Because it is just about 5 minutes away from Makati, this place at the Fort is very accessible by a mere taxi ride which would not cost you more than 60 php from Ayala.
The Global City's master plan was modeled after the functionality of Seoul, the excellent systems of Singapore, the innovation Vancouver, and the visionary outlook of Paris. It is a community designed to operate efficiently and seamlessly, with leading-edge amenities not found in any other Philippine metropolis. These include underground distribution systems for gas lines, power lines, and high-bandwidth fiber optic cables, and water distribution and wastewater treatment facilities. Taguig's city within a city combines hi-tech offices, residential buildings and bustling retail outlets to create a new standard of urban living. Modern sculptures and avant-garde fountains dot the pockets of greenery interspersed with world-class shops, chic restaurants and upscale residences.- Philippine Travels

Tagaytay City

The city of Tagaytay is a tourist attraction for local and foreign visitors. It is a vantage point of Taal Lake and Volcano. Tagaytay also offers a view of Taal Lake - a lake within an island within a lake.
Tagaytay is an hour and 15 minute drive from Manila via the South Luzon Expressway, or may be reached via the Coastal Road Expressway and the Aguinaldo Highway. If going through the South Luzon Expressway, take the Carmona Exit and drive down through the Governor's Drive and Silang up to the entrance of Tagaytay City. Or through South Luzon Expressway, take Sta. Rosa exit going straight to Tagaytay City. There are two possible ways to get to Tagaytay via the Coastal Road: Taking the Coastal Road to the Aguinaldo Highway and continuing south, and using the Indang and Mendez Roads in the Trece Martires City and Amadeo areas. If coming from the neighboring town of Ternate, Cavite take the Naic Road and drive straight to Indang and Trece Martires City. From Batangas, the best way to reach Tagaytay is through the new circumferential road. From Laguna, you may enter Tagaytay through the Carmona exit. There are buses that ply to Tagaytay from Manila on a daily basis. Several bus companies have their terminals in EDSA, Pasay City, and at Baclaran, below LRT, Manila.-Travel Philippines

Magellan's Cross

Magellan's Cross is a Christian cross planted by Portuguese, and Spanish explorers as ordered by Ferdinand Magellan upon arriving in Cebu in the Philippines on April 21, 1521.
This cross is housed in a chapel next to the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño on Magallanes Street (Magallanes being the Spanish name of Magellan), just in front of the city hall of Cebu City. A sign below the cross describes the original cross is encased inside the wooden cross that is found in the center of the chapel. This is to protect the original cross from people who chipped away parts of the cross for souvenir purposes or in the belief that the cross possesses miraculous powers.[1] Some people, however, believe that the original cross had been destroyed or had disappeared after Magellan's death, and the cross is a replica that was planted there by the Spaniards after they successfully colonized the Philippines.[2][3][4]
Magellan's Cross is a symbol of Cebu, and the chapel's image can be found in its city seal. It is also seen as the symbol of Roman Catholicism in the Philippines.