Simizu Island is one of the lunch spots in El Nido tour packages. When we had our tour, this was the place where we ate and enjoyed the white sand beach and marvelous rock formations. If you plan to go here, you can bring some cash and buy fresh buco juice and some snacks that you will be needing for the tour. By the way, bringing your own distilled water is one of the essentials for a tour in Palawan. 

This is one of the unique islands in El Nido because of its helicopter shape. On this island, you can enjoy snorkeling and taking some Instagrammable pictures, since there is a big white sand beach within this area. When we got here, the sun was shinning really bright, so I recommend you bring your sunscreen to protect your skin. You may also bring cash, because there are some locals here who sell ice cream while riding a kayak. It's a bit pricey, but it may help to lessen the hotness of your body. 

These are the most visited parks in Baguio City. Whenever we visit Baguio, our first stop is the Botanical Garden, followed by Burnham Park, and Mines View Park. I suggest that you visit the Botanical Garden early in the morning, so that you can feel the coldness of the weather and sip some fresh air. You could also take a lot of pictures in this area. In Burnham Park, there are a lot of activities available such as go-kart, bikes, and boat riding. Lastly, for Mines View Park, there are several locals who sell plants and some souvenirs. You could also rent a Bahag (a traditional garment in the Philippines), which you can wear and take some pictures of. This is the best place if you want to see Baguio from afar - you can catch a great view. 

If you want to experience a Barbie or Candy kind of vibe place, you should visit "The Dessert Museum". The price starts at PHP699. It's just a bit pricey, however, it is worthwhile. I actually visited the place twice, so I could say it is worth your money, especially when it is your birth month, because you just need to bring one paying individual and your entrance will be free. 

Some of the things that you could see in the area are a variety of candy-themed rooms, which you can enjoy because at every station there is a freebie dessert that you could eat while exploring the place. Make sure to prepare your phone or camera storage, because you'll definitely take a lot of photos. Be in your best outfit when you visit this museum. 

This is one of the most visited resorts and casinos in the Entertainment City, located in Paranaque. It is just 18 minutes away from the airport. You can book a stay at their hotel, eat at some of their buffet restaurants like "Fresh", or place a bet in their casino. Solaire offers a luxurious kind of vibe to their guests. This is just not a hotel or a casino, they also have luxury shops that you can shop from such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, and more. 

Their hotel provides an excellent array of amenities and services. When we stayed in their Deluxe Room, it had complete amenities such as a cabled television, free internet access, a work desk, free water and coffee, toiletries, and a bathtub. You can also enjoy the pool access. I recommend this place if you want to experience a luxurious stay. 

I can say that MOA Arena is one of the most accessible concert venues in the Philippines. It is clean, air-conditioned, and has several shops inside the premises. Outside foods are not allowed inside. So better to eat outside before entering the venue because the food inside is a bit pricey. I visited the place four times to watch volleyball and basketball games. I suggest that you should bring jackets if you are not into low-temperature venues because it's kind of cold inside but it is bearable if it's a bit crowded. I've also tried their premier suites it is located after the lower box section of the arena and have their own entrance, lounge, and restroom and also limited seats with headrest compared to the regular seats you can also order your food and be delivered to the suite. 

This place is just less than 15 minutes away from the airport. This is one of the accessible markets in the Philippines since it has a Light Rail Transit station, and most of the jeepneys start and end here. So you will not get lost if you want to visit Baclaran. Just a tip make sure to wear your most comfortable clothes, don't bring too many belongings or cash, and be mindful of your surroundings. You can also visit and attend the mass at the famous Baclaran Church the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help.