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		<title>Flights to the Philippines Part 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This a continued article from “Flights to Philippines Part 1”, in that we discuss flights to particular Philippine destinations, if one is planning to have a Philippine vacation and Philippine travels and if one is coming from Manila Philippines. In that article we have discuss flights to Philippines most tourist destination, namely, Boracay Beach Island [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This a continued article from “<strong>Flights to Philippines</strong> Part 1”, in that we discuss flights to particular Philippine destinations, if one is planning to have a <strong>Philippine vacation and Philippine travels</strong> and if one is coming from <strong>Manila Philippines</strong>. In that article we have discuss flights to Philippines most tourist destination, namely, Boracay Beach Island Resort Philippines, Baguio City Philippines, and the cultural Vigan City Philippines. In it also we discuss bus travel if one prefers it in their <strong>Philippine travels</strong>. And now for a continuation of our discussions, let’s begin with top number four most visited tourist <strong>Philippine vacation</strong> destination.</p>
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<p>The second most tourist visited <strong>Beach resort in the Philippines</strong> following Boracay Philippines is the Pagudpud Beach Island Resort at Ilocos Norte Philippines. Some tourist loves to visit this Island Beach because according to them, Pagudpud is a resemblance of Hawaii or it is like Hawaii due to its long shores and secludedness.</p>
<p>Therefore, if you happen to be at <strong>Manila Philippines</strong> or Metro Manila Philippines, if you prefer flights to Philippines’ Pagudpud, chances are you will buy a ticket for Laog city Philippines. As I know so far, this is still the well means to get To Pagudpud if you prefer flight travel. This is quite similar if you want to go to Vigan City Philippines. You can ride the <strong>Philippine Airlines</strong> (PAL) or <strong>Cebu Pacific Airline</strong> that travels to Laog City. You could check their flight package at their respective websites.</p>
<p>However, if you prefer bus ride or land transportation, you can ride at this terminal if you happen to be at Manila <strong>Philippines</strong>. Go to Partas Bus Company which is located at Aurora Boulevard, Quezon City in the Philippines which caters travels to Laog City. It is approximated to have 10 hours of travel. Then, if you are already at Laog city, you could ride another bus going to Pagudpud.</p>
<p>Another favorite tourist Philippine vacation destination is Palawan Philippines. If you are from Manila Philippines and wanted or prefer to buy an air ticket going to Palawan Philippines, you could ride <strong>the Philippine Airlines</strong> or <strong>Air Philippines</strong> that will took you directly into the heart capital of Palawan Philippines which is Puerto Princesa city, which is only a one hour and five minutes trip. However, if you wanted to go directly to a specific location at Palawan, like El Nido, Cuyo Palawan, Busuanga, or your desired specific destinations at Palawan Philippines, there are flights you can choose to ride depending which location in Palawan you would like to visit. Examples of these alternative flights to different locations in Palawan are the Asian Spirit Airlines, SEAIR Lines, Pacific Air Lines, and the Soriano Airlines. You can inquire about their flight package in their respective websites or hotlines.</p>
<p>However, there is also transportation by sea going to Palawan from Manila Philippines. But it is a twenty hours trip. If you prefer this, you could buy a ticket at WG&amp;A Shipping Company.</p>
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<p>There is no by land transportation means going to Palawan if you happen to be at Manila Philippines because Palawan <strong>Philippines</strong> is an island far away from Metro Manila Philippines.</p>


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		<title>Flights to Philippines Part 1</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:32:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are going in a Philippine vacation into the Philippine archipelago or rather to a particular island in the Philippines, you should consider some flight package rates before packing your bags and accessories and fly into the Philippines. Yes, of course, I know you already knew that, however, I am here to give some [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are going in a <strong>Philippine vacation</strong> into the Philippine archipelago or rather to a particular island in the Philippines, you should consider some flight package rates before packing your bags and accessories and fly into the Philippines. Yes, of course, I know you already knew that, however, I am here to give some ideas about your Philippine vacation or <strong>Philippine travel or flights to Philippines</strong>.</p>
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<p>Let us begin this by where in <strong>the Philippines</strong> you are planning to stay or to have a vacation. And then from where you will land in the Philippines or rather from what <strong>airports in the Philippines</strong> you will be coming from. This will assess your <strong>flights to Philippines</strong> or your budget.</p>
<p>For example, if you happen to be at Metro Manila Airport or at<strong> Nino Aquino International Airport</strong>:</p>
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<li>If you are going to      Boracay City Philippines, You can ride to SEAIR Airlines. This airline is      the fastest and most advanced aircraft going to Boracay Philippines if you      are from Manila Philppines or Metro Manila Philippines. It has a daily      flight from Manila to Caticlan Philippines or to <strong>Caticlan Airport</strong>. Just      look for flight schedules at <strong>SEAIR</strong> website or inquire about it at their      hotlines. To inquire about how much is their flight package; you can      browse their flight package at their website with respective rates at      specific destination or location at Boracay.</li>
<li>However, if you like cold      weather or if you are going to Baguio City Philippines, you can instead      ride a bus going to Baguio city than booking for a flight. It is cheaper      to go to Baguio city by land. You can ride a bus going to Baguio city at      this following bus stations: Dagupan Bus Lines, which is located at New      York Cubao, Quezon City Philippines; Partas transport, which is located at      Aurora Boulevard Cubao. Quezon City Philippines, and at Victory Liner, which      is located at EDSA, Pasay <strong>Metro Manila Philippines</strong>.</li>
<li>If Cultural adventure is      your trip and you like to go to Vigan City Philippines, you can either      choose a flight or a bus ride. If you choose a flight, you could buy a      ticket at Philippine Airlines (PAL) which flies three times a week to Laog      City Philippines. You can browse their flight package at <strong>Philippine      Airlines</strong> website. Then, having landed to Laog city, you can commute a bus      or by land transportation there going to Vigan City. It is estimated that      Laog City is 8o kilometers away from Vigan City Philippines, or that is      one and a half hour trip.</li>
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<p style="margin-left: 0.5in;">If you prefer to ride a bus, you can ride at these bus stations: <strong>Philippine Rabbit Bus Lines</strong>, which is located at Rizal Avenue, Manila Philippines or at EDSA; Dominion Bus Lines, which is located at New York Street Cubao, Quezon city Philippines; Partas Bus Company, which is located at Aurora Boulevard, Quezon Philippines; and at Maria De Leon Transit, which is located at Dapitan corner, Gelinos Street, Sampaloc, Metro <strong>Manila Philippines</strong>.</p>
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<p style="margin-left: 0.5in;">By bus transportation going to Vigan City from <strong>Manila Philippines</strong> is approximately a seven hours trip, so you should bring your pillows if you prefer to travel by land.</p>


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		<title>Ilocos Philippines: Ilocos Sur In The Philippines Part 1</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 08 Aug 2009 15:31:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When Filipinos heard the word “Ilocos”, they already Know what the word connotes, that is, Pagudpud beach, Vigan ancestral houses, Laog city Philippines, Fort Ilocandia, Ilocos homes and architecture,Paoy church, the Qurino Bridge, former President Ferdinand Marcos or Sarrat Ilocos, ceramic products, Ilocos garlic and bagoong, etc. As we or as Filipinos knew, Ilocos in [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When <strong>Filipinos</strong> heard the word “Ilocos”, they already Know what the word connotes, that is, Pagudpud beach, Vigan ancestral houses, <strong>Laog city</strong> Philippines, Fort Ilocandia, Ilocos homes and architecture,Paoy church, the Qurino Bridge, former President Ferdinand Marcos or Sarrat Ilocos, ceramic products, Ilocos garlic and bagoong, etc.</p>
<p>As we or as Filipinos knew, <strong>Ilocos in the Philippines</strong> is divided into two regions, namely <strong>Ilocos Sur Philippines</strong> and <strong>Ilocos Norte Philippines</strong>. Ilocos Philippines is located at the northern part of <strong>Luzon</strong> Philippines, somewhere at the top of <strong>Baguio </strong>Philippines and La Union Philippines.</p>
<p><strong>Ilocus</strong> Sur Philippines is closely adjacent to<strong> La Union</strong> Philippines or the southerpart of Ilocos in the <strong>Philippines</strong>. It is part of Ilocos Philippines that features cultural heritage or Ilocos Sur Philippines is so-called the Heritage Village of the Philippines. This is due because, <strong>Ilocos Sur Philippines</strong> capital is the well known <strong>Vigan</strong> City Philippines where the World Heritage Known Ancestral Homes where situated. <strong>Vigan City</strong> Philippines, as we all know boast of its 16<sup>th</sup> century old ancestral homes where UNESCO World Heritage have noted it and included it on their List of World Heritage places in the world.</p>
<p>Another cultural heritage one could see at <strong>Ilocos Sur Philippines</strong> is the Sta. Maria Church. This church is an ancestral fortress of <strong>the Philippine</strong> Revolution during 1896.This church is a landmark church, thus you could immediately saw Sta. Maria Church the moment you foot set upon Ilocos Sur in the Philippines, specifically at the Municipality of Sta.Maria Ilocos Sur where Sta. Maria Church is located.</p>
<p>Another cultural heritage that can be found at <strong>Ilocus Sur Philippines</strong> is the Tirad Pass National Shrine. Tirad Pass is known as the last stand or last defense fortress of General Emilio Aguinaldo’s revolutionary forces. The young Filipino general whom General Emilio Aguinaldo has appointed to head over the forces to defend Tirad Pass is the young General named Gregorio Del Pilar. This National Shrine is located at Municipality of Conception which now known as the Municipality of Gregorio Del Pilar.</p>
<p>Another cultural heritage of Ilocos Sur in the Philippines is the Bessang Pass. Bessang Pass is the last stronghold of the Japanese occupation in the Philippines which fall at the hands of the forces of the United States. Actually, Bessang Pass is a controversial place at the time of Marcos Regime. This is so because President Ferdinand Marcos then claims that he is the “real hero” of the Bessang Pass which sparks shocks among the real Filipinos who suffer and fight at the place itself. Even the guerillas then were shock because they never see any President <strong>Ferdinand Marcos</strong> trace at the site. They even thought that President Ferdinand Marcos was at Nueva Viscaya Philippines then. But President Ferdinand Marcos then insist that he is the real hero behind it, and since he is dictator leader then no one can rebuke him. But until a late military man named Col. Bonifacio Gillego who becomes a congressman then make a probe of President Ferdinand Marcos claim. He has discovered at the archives of US military that indeed President Ferdinand Marcos is a big Liar or a real fake hero of <strong>Bessang Pass</strong>.</p>


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