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    Pescuela - 11 - Task - Performance - 1 Hidden Tourist Spots in The Philippines

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    The document highlights several hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, including Cabgan Islet located off the coast of Surigao del Sur known for its scenic views; Tinuy-an Falls, the widest waterfall in the country found in Surigao del Sur; Matnog Pink Beach in Sorsogon with pink sand from crushed coral; Asik-asik Falls in North Cotabato resembling a vast wall of water; and Maligcong Rice Terraces in Mountain Province offering spectacular views of terraced hillsides for relaxing.

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    The document highlights several hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, including Cabgan Islet located off the coast of Surigao del Sur known for its scenic views; Tinuy-an Falls, the widest waterfall in the country found in Surigao del Sur; Matnog Pink Beach in Sorsogon with pink sand from crushed coral; Asik-asik Falls in North Cotabato resembling a vast wall of water; and Maligcong Rice Terraces in Mountain Province offering spectacular views of terraced hillsides for relaxing.

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    Pescuela - 11 - Task - Performance - 1 Hidden Tourist Spots in The Philippines

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    Cindy Pescuela
    The document highlights several hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, including Cabgan Islet located off the coast of Surigao del Sur known for its scenic views; Tinuy-an Falls, the widest waterfall in the country found in Surigao del Sur; Matnog Pink Beach in Sorsogon with pink sand from crushed coral; Asik-asik Falls in North Cotabato resembling a vast wall of water; and Maligcong Rice Terraces in Mountain Province offering spectacular views of terraced hillsides for relaxing.

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    May 28

    2021

    Hidden Tourist Spots in


    the Philippines
    “It’s more fun in the Philippines”
    Cabgan Islet
    Cabgan Islet is located in the municipality of Barobo, Surigao del Sur. It is the best among the three
    (3) island of Barobo in terms of water, and fantastic view.
    Hidden Tourist Spots in the Philippines 2
    Tinuy-an Falls
    Almost a hundred meters wide,
    Tinuy-an falls has the crown
    for being the widest waterfall in
    the Philippines. This three-tier,
    55 meters high waterfall can be
    found in Bislig, Surigao del
    Sur.

    Hidden Tourist Spots in the Philippines 3


    Matnog Pink Beach Located in Matnog, Sorsogon, the beach’s fine,
    pink-tinged sand comes from crushed, red corals.

    4
    Hidden Tourist Spots in the Philippines
    Asik-asik Falls
    About 140 meters wide and 60 meters high, this natural formation in Alamada, North
    Cotabato resembles a vast jade wall velled with silky smooth curtains. Unlike most
    waterfalls, Asik-asik does not have a visible water source at its top; instead, water flows
    out from the mountain’s side like a series of springs.

    Hidden Tourist Spots in the Philippines 5


    Maligcong Rice
    Terraces
    This a scenic agricultural destination
    in Bontoc, Ountain Province
    featuring steep hillsides with rice
    terraces and pathways. Though not
    as famous as Banaue Rice Terraces,
    Maligcong offers a more spectacular
    view for those who just want to
    relax.

    Hidden Tourist Spots in the Philippines 6


    THAT’S ALL
    THANK YOU!
    CINDY O. PESCUELA

    Section
    BSHM1-2A

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