The Ilocos Sand Dunes will remind you of a desert scene straight out of a Hollywood movie (Think: The Mummy without the pyramids). Far from the typical beach blue-green color scheme we’re used to, the Sand Dunes feature a different kind of beauty. The soft slopes are popular for 4x4 adventures where professional drivers take you on a wild (but safe) “rollercoaster” ride up and down the sandy hills.

This two-kilometer stretch of towering mahogany trees might look familiar to anime fans, but it’s actually closer than you think. The proudly man-made forest is actually just nearby, in the borders of Bilar, Bohol.

Africa is probably at the top of almost everyone’s travel bucket list. But if the trip is too pricey to make, then don't worry, the Philippines has its own little version. Calauit Safari Park is a sprawling 3,700-hectare island turned wildlife sanctuary off the coast of Palawan. Here, you’ll see animals you only used to see on the Discovery Channel – giraffes, zebras, monkeys, deer and more.

Huma is a remote island in Busuanga, Palawan transformed into a luxurious private getaway. The resort is most recognizable for their villas on stilts where guests are treated with a private sun deck, a Jacuzzi, and modern upscale furniture.

Fortune island is a slice of paradise off the coast of Batangas. The tiny island is hard to miss with its Greek Acropolis themed pillars standing high on one of its hills. Aptly named Fortune Island, its beauty goes beyond the surface – literally. Ready to start exploring? Book your flight and hotel with Traveloka now!]]>