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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in PhilippinesUNESCO Biosphere Reserves in Philippines| Year | Site Name | | 1977 | Puerto Galera | | 1990 | Palawan |
Philippines Articles
Going to the province of Ilocos is like treading back in time. Not only for the Spanish colonial houses, but for the simple, laid-back feel of the towns and its people. n old times, Ilocandia has been described as a God-forsaken land because of its arid and difficult terrain.
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When you’re about to embark on a journey to the Philippines, the two most important questions to ask is "when" and "where". If you're traveling to the Philippines, do be aware that the experiences you’re about to encounter is unlike anything you’d encounter anywhere else in the world. Each and every country has its own unique experience to offer you and when you travel to the Philippines, you should expect the same.
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Wired Tourist Articles
People touring all the important countries of the world; prioritize their travel to China. People’s Republic of China is the world’s most populated country, touching the 1.3 billion mark. With such a huge population and the large area, it is bound to be diverse and hence makes for a hot tourist destination..
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If you're planning a trip down under, try to visit some or all of these outstanding attractions. FRASER ISLAND - This, the largest sand island on the planet became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992. Lush rainforests, impressive sand cliffs and memorable freshwater lakes leave a lasting impression on the thousands who visit the island each year. Apart from its long beaches of white, glistening sand, Fraser Island also draws people hoping to catch a glimpse of its famous dingo population.
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