Investment immigration to the Philippines, is appealing due to its livability. The Philippines is rich in natural resources, has a long history, and boasts a unique and diverse culture. It consists of 73 provinces, 2 autonomous regions, and 60 cities. Every time visitors step onto different islands in the Philippines, they discover something new. Choose a place that suits you and enjoy a comfortable, secluded life.
1. Dumaguete
Dumaguete, also known as Dumaguete City, is located in the southeastern part of Negros Island, the fifth largest island in the Philippines. The city is small but has a strong academic atmosphere and a refreshing feel. Most of the central area of Dumaguete is home to local universities, including the oldest American university in Asia, Siliman University, and several other universities such as Negros Oriental State University, earning it the nickname "University Town". Additionally, Dumaguete is close to APO Island, Sumilon Island, and Oslob, where you can swim with whale sharks, all accessible by boat, and the city has an airport, making Dumaguete a hub for many island-hopping tourists.
2. Manila Bay
The sunset at Manila Bay is famous, with a straight waterfront approximately 50 meters wide featuring a promenade and green spaces, swaying coconut trees, and lush grass, complemented by colorful flowers against the tranquil Manila Bay, creating a picturesque scene. In the evening, the afterglow of the sunset reflects off the swaying coconut trees by the seaside, and the emerald green waters gradually turn a shiny golden color under the setting sun, with a few rosy clouds drifting in the distant sky. Strolling along Manila Bay at this time, with the gentle sea breeze, is truly refreshing.
3. Cebu
Cebu is part of the Visayas region in central Philippines and is the second largest city in the country, consisting of the main island and several surrounding smaller islands. Cebu City, located on the northern shore of Cebu Island, is a city with a long history that even the capital, Manila, cannot compare to. In 1521, Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan discovered this beautiful and tranquil island while sailing from Spain to Central and South America. Thus, Cebu became the first city developed in the Philippines, earning the title of "Queen City of the South".
Today, among the many islands in the Philippines, the picturesque Cebu Island has developed into one of the most popular tourist destinations, truly a "paradise" for vacationing. The tourism industry here is quite mature, boasting the world's whitest beaches, comprehensive entertainment facilities, first-class hotels, professional diving courses, and even Mactan-Cebu International Airport, which allows direct flights from China or other cities in the Philippines to Cebu. Additionally, it is a highly developed economic zone, with the busiest port in the Philippines located here.
4. Boracay
While visiting Boracay, you can enjoy various unique features, especially its beaches. Boracay is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the Philippines, with a total length of 7 km, renowned for having "the finest sand in the world", with its white sand stretching for 4 kilometers. The shape of Boracay resembles a dumbbell and has been selected as one of the world's most beautiful beaches and a top tropical beach. You can enjoy perfect entertainment on the beach, go diving, surfing, or simply swim and experience various underwater walking activities.
5. Alona Beach
Alona Beach is a famous white sand beach located on the southwestern tip of Bohol Island. Panglao Island is connected to Bohol Island by two bridges. This white sand beach is formed from coral reefs that have turned into sand, feeling cool underfoot. Few people in the country know about Alona Beach, but it is quite famous among diving enthusiasts abroad. Here, there are no noisy activities like parasailing or jet skiing; all you can do is dive and relax. It can be said that Alona Beach is an excellent place to unwind and relax.
Alona Beach is less than 500 meters long, and as you walk along the beach, you can see restaurants and dive shops. Tourists come from all over the world, mainly from Europe and America. On the beach, you might see a few people enjoying a coconut oil massage or lounging on beach chairs soaking up the sun. Not only are the people lazy, but even the dogs lie motionless on the sand, sleeping. As night falls, tables are set up on the beach, candles lit, and the aroma of grilled seafood wafts through the air, bringing a bit of liveliness to the beach. In the cool evening breeze, enjoying grilled seafood, listening to music, and watching the moon rise over the sea creates a relaxing and delightful atmosphere that is truly enchanting.
6. The Immaculate Conception Cathedral
The Immaculate Conception Cathedral is the most famous "Blue Cathedral" in Puerto Princesa, which can be reached by walking west along Rizal Avenue. The church was built in 1872, featuring a light blue main structure, with statues of several Filipino celebrities in front of the church, where many locals come to play in the square. Visitors can enter the church for a visit on non-Sunday days. The church is very bright with transparent glass, and although it is not luxurious or ornate, it has a fresh and unique feel.
