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Visit Fort San Pedro, also known as Fuerza de San Pedro, to catch a glimpse of Cebu’s fascinating history. Construction on this historic fort began on May 8, 1565, led by Spanish forces and indigenous Cebuanos under the command of Miguel López de Legazpi.
Nestled in the heart of Cebu City, this triangular bastion is the oldest and smallest fort in the Philippines. Its walls whisper stories of the past, offering a unique peek into the colonial era. The fort's museum showcases a collection of well-preserved artifacts, from ancient cannons to documents that narrate the island's storied past. Don't miss a leisurely stroll through the lush gardens inside the fort, where you can relax and reflect on the incredible history that surrounds you.
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Basilica del Santo Nino 
Just a short stroll from Fort San Pedro, you'll find yourself at the Minor Basilica of the Holy Child, more affectionately known as Santo Niño Church. This iconic landmark holds the title of the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines. It was
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Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
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Davao Museum and Ethnography
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Samal Island
More often than not, the location we choose to explore can significantly shape our entire vacation experience. If you're on the hunt for a destination in Davao that promises to be both time and money well spent, Samal should be at the top of your lis
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Manila Cathedral
The Manila Cathedral-Basilica holds a special place in the hearts of Filipinos as the Mother of all Churches, Cathedrals, and Basilicas in the Philippines. This iconic landmark stands as the Premier Church of the nation. Out of all the churches scatt
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Quiapo Church
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Fort Santiago
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Tana Toraja
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Xiao Wulai Skywalk
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Shimen Reservoir
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Tomita Garden Farm
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The Cihu Memorial Sculpture Park
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Eighteen Peaks (Shibajian) Mountain
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Glass Museum of Hsinchu City
The museum is housed in a building that has a rich and fascinating history. Originally constructed in 1936, it served as the Hsinchu Civic Hall and was used as a residence for Japanese royalty and a banquet hall. Once Taiwan was liberated in 1945, th
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Yin Hsi East Gate
The East Gate, a true architectural gem, stands proudly on a sturdy granite base with an elegant arched walkway inviting you to explore its history. Originally crafted from wood, the upper half of the gate was later reconstructed in concrete, giving
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Hsinchu City God Temple
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Image Museum
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Shihfen Old Street
Shifen Station stands as the largest train stop in Pingxi, a charming reminder of Taiwan's rich history. Trains come and go in both directions, and it's here you might catch a glimpse of conductors exchanging credentials. It's like a nod to the past,
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Daan Park
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Taipei 101 Mall
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Hutoushan Park
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National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
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National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
This impressive memorial hall, a tribute to Chiang Kai-shek, the first president of the Republic of China, stands as a significant historical landmark. Construction kicked off in 1976, just a year after President Chiang's passing. The hall was design
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Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
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The Red House
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Dadaocheng Cisheng Temple
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National Palace Museum
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Zhuwei Fishing Harbor
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Tamsui Old Street
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Repulse Bay Beach
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Lamma Island
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Avenue of Stars
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