- "Explore Tacloban and experience the charm of the ancient coastal city"
by Worldly Eats
Dec 11, 2024
Attractions
- Santo Niño Santo and Heritage Center: Built for Imelda Marcos, it houses a unique collection of antiques and artworks.
- MacArthur Memorial: A small museum built in 1910 where MacArthur once lived.
- Calvary Hill: Climb to the top of the mountain at sunrise every day to enjoy the view of both sides of the San Juanico Strait.
- Dulio Beach: fine sand and clear water, suitable for sunbathing, swimming, diving and watching the sunset.
- Malapascua Island: Not far from Tacloban, it is known for its world-class diving spots and well-preserved coral reef ecosystem.
- Cathedral of San Miguel: Built in the 16th century, it has a typical Spanish colonial style and exquisite interior decoration.
- Leyte Provincial Museum: displays the historical culture and natural heritage of Leyte Island, and has exhibits from the World War II period.
- Camargues Falls: Located on the outskirts of the city, it is about 30 meters high. Water flows down from the cracks in the rocks. It is suitable for hiking and photography.
- Tacloban National Park: It has dense tropical rainforests and a variety of wild animals and plants, and has a bird-watching platform.
gourmet food
- Roasted suckling pig: a traditional local delicacy with crispy skin and tender meat, often served during festivals or celebrations.
- Seafood dinner: close to the sea, the seafood is fresh. Grilled fish, fried shrimp, etc. are recommended, which can be paired with coconut wine.
transportation
- By Plane: Tacloban can be reached by plane from Manila or Cebu, with Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport being the main gateway.
- Transportation in the city: There are special transportation tools such as jeepneys, and you can also choose to take a taxi.
Precautions
- Weather: It has a tropical rainforest climate, which is warm and humid all year round. The rainfall is heavy in the rainy season, so it is recommended to avoid traveling during the rainy season.
- Safety: Be careful in crowded places and do not carry large amounts of cash and valuables with you.
Post by Worldly Eats | Dec 11, 2024

















