Although wet season doesn't mean everyday downpours, dry season from November to April is the best time to visit the Philippines. March and April are slightly hotter and Easter holidays usually are booked out, so December–February are the most pleasant months. Winter is also full of special bright events like Ati-Atihan Festival or Feast of the Black Nazarene. It's also the best time to enjoy beach season and activities like snorkelling, hiking, and rafting. You can easily mess with typhoons in the wettest months of July, August, and September which can cause the cancellation of flights. Anyway, whenever you decide to visit the Philippines, there is always a chance to face typhoons as the weather is quite unpredictable. May and November are known for price cuts and moderate crowds and are considered to be perfect months for enjoying the archipelago's lush sceneries.
A Filipino Christmas tradition in anticipation of Christmas
The statue of the naked man called Oblation gave the event its name and symbolic meaning
Do not miss a chance to visit the potential “Eighth Wonder of the World”
Enjoy the Philippines' dark sky full of stars
The national bird of the Philippines is renowned as the world's largest eagle species and is found nowhere else across the globe
Beach season is the best part of the year in any country, and the Philippines is no exception
Discover natural Christmas trees in mangrove forests
A fantastic river in this Philippine jungle seems to pop from the ground with its beautiful turquoise waters
One of the most prominent geological landmarks of the Philippines
Check out mysterious rites performed by indigenous Ifugao Shamans
Come closer to the history of the Philippines and discover its oldest caves
Conquer the highest mountain of the Philippines
Time for water sports at the Philippine's natural jewel!
Join one of the longest Christmas holiday seasons in the world
A system of waterfalls with green rocks and turquoise water is a popular spot for photos
The smallest active volcano in the world is considered to be one of the most dangerous
Cycling is always a good idea when you have such rich nature around
Discover the taste of the Philippines
If you prefer extreme sports, you will enjoy the whitewater rafting at various mountain rivers
Do not miss a chance to get acquainted with the undersea inhabitants of the Philippines
Check out Filipino desserts, starting with a special rice cake called suman
Enjoy the ride along the 5th longest bridge in the Philippines
A month-long celebration of the blooming season
Welcome to the world of lights
A 22-hour procession is believed to heal and give miraculous powers
A celebration of life and gratefulness—that's what this festival is about
The most award-winning festival of the Philippines
The best time to visit Carmona, Cavite is during "a weekend of everything that flies"
If you are looking for a party, try the most popular one among the Filipinos themselves
Loud firecrackers and dancing dragons highlight massive street parties and celebrations
Take part in Asia’s oldest traditional craft event and the Philippines' largest sailing festival
Filipinos commemorate their heroes and heritage with the reenactment of the historical events
A vibrant harvest celebration in Lucban in the province of Quezon
See for yourself a miraculous statue of baby Jesus brought by Magellan
Catch the best waves in the Philippines
Join this tradition which has been celebrated for more than 400 years
Celebrating true relationships in the City of Golden Friendship
Numerous processions, Passion plays, and the Way of the Cross—religious traditions make it the most spectacular week
A vibrant celebration of the national fish of Philippines
A vibrant masquerade, street and dance parties
Being famous for its architecture aquired during the Spanish era of colonization, Vigan, the capital of Ilocos Sur, is also renowed for its spicy meat dishes
Celebrate New Year’s Eve with party horns in the city of Davao
Frisbee fans appreciate this annual Ultimate Tournament held on Boracay's beach
In the Philippines, Halloween traditions are special and family-oriented
Manila boasts the largest New Year Countdown celebration in the Philippines
Enjoy the Philippines' alternative of cherry trees
The Philippines are called the kingdom of orchids for a reason, and Waling-waling is its queen
Drive away the bad spirits while enjoying the Kabkaban Festival
Giant puppets parade the streets of Angono
Want to try Filipino Barbequed Bananas? Then you should go to the island of Mindanao
Watch the dance of the birds in the Philippines
The island of Boracay annually hosts this traditional and spectacular competition
This is a great time to see migratory birds and learn the dances of our feathered friends
A true paradise for white cheese fans