Information and Maps
The Department of Tourism's tourist information hotlines are tel 02/524 1703 and tel 02/524 2384. There are many government tourist offices throughout the country, particularly in major tourist  © 2003 by Rough Guides Ltd. as trustee for its Authors. Published by Rough Guides. All rights reserved. Rough Guides name is a trademark of Rough Guides Ltd. Buy the book here!
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destinations. Off the beaten track, however, good information can be harder to find. United Tourist Promotions publishes a basic range of maps called E-Z Map, covering Manila and other destinations such as Baguio, Batangas, Palawan, Angeles and Davao. These are sold through hotel bookshops for P80. Road maps and country maps can be bought at National Bookstore in Manila. Nelles Verlag publishes two good maps - a country map and a Manila map - which you can buy at home before you travel.
Your Tips For Philippines
philippines festivalsjustin says "different philippines festivals in regions I, II, and III"
The Philippinesbob says "A great country"
try our countrywolf says "hope you visit our country. try out our white sand beaches in boracay and in the other visayan islands. or go to palawan - the last frontier, for diving and exploration. visit baguio, banaue and vigan in the north of luzon. i wouldnt recommend the island of mindanao, though.
just like visiting any other asian country, just use your common sense and dont trust strangers so easily, and you will be safe.
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be yourself...mac says "first of all in visiting the Philippine Islands, you must be YOURSELF...dont pretend that you understand us Filipinos...ask us if you want to know why we do this and why we do that...it really helps when you ask...visit us right now...God bless!mail me...mcreynanyting@yahoo.com...kip in touch!"
Boracay ResortsCalanthra says "Boracay Resorts affortable accomodation offers...best rates guranteed upto 80% ask us
or visit boracayoffers.com E-mail to boracay @ boracayoffers.com"
panagbenga 2006noemi says " come and visit baguio citythe summer capital of the
philippines.
come feel the cold wind embrace you as everyone
witness the different kind of float and street dancings
ande many more.............."
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