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The province of Camiguin might be the second smallest province in the country but its outstanding beauty makes it one of the must-visit provinces in the Philippines. Top 10 Things to Do in Camiguin For those who are planning to visit the province, here are my Top 10 Things to Do in Camiguin : 1. Say "hello" to Camiguin's ostriches in Mahinog  Ostrich Breeding Farm . 2. Try out Camiguin's  kiping . 3. Learn about the Giant Clams in the Giant Clam Nursery in  Kabila White Beach . 4. Take a dip in Camiguin's many springs. 5. Visit and swim at  Katiwasan Falls . 6. Buy and eat Camiguin's famous lanzones. 7. Try eating fresh sea urchins. 8. Hike one of Camiguin's volcanoes. 9. Snorkel or dive around the  Sunken Cemetery . 10. Go island hopping and take time to snorkel around  White Island . How about you? What are your Top 10 Things to Do in Camiguin ?

Located in Brgy. Hugom, Laiya in San Juan, Batangas, Palm Beach Resort is a high-end resort that offers a quality escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Palm Beach Resort Palm Beach Resort Details Palm Beach Resort is perfect for family gatherings, company outings,  barkada  getaways, romantic dates, and even for those who prefer to be alone. Although the beach is not pure white, its close proximity to the marine sanctuary in Laiya-Hugom means that its waters are teeming with marine life, perfect for snorkeling and diving.  During low tides, visitors can stroll around and explore the area that was once underwater. Puddles of seawater sometimes contain colorful fishes and a handful of mantis shrimp.  Palm Beach Resort - San Juan, Batangas Welcome to Palm Beach Resort Have some welcome drinks Relax in one of these cabanas The beach might not have white sand but it is picturesque Low tide brings in new places to discover Speaking of experiences, visitors can

Located upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay and within the Singapore River Planning Area, Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore that has become quite famous to tourists for its nightlife and food.  Clarke Quay Clarke Quay History Clarke Quay  and the street next to it -Clarke Street, was named after Sir Andrew Clarke . He was Singapore's second governor who was known for playing a key role in making Singapore a major port among the Malay colonies in the late 17th century. It played a huge part in the prosperity of Singapore during colonial times.  Clarke Quay - Singapore Warehouses were built in Clarke Quay for the tons of goods that were transported daily from the commercial center in Boat Quay. However, it was during this time that the Singapore River became heavily polluted. Because of this, the government decided to relocate the cargo services to a new modern facility in Pasir Panjang in the 20th century, and because of this Cla