REGION 6

Visayas is geographically located between Luzon and Mindanao.

The Chocolate Hills are located in Bohol, Visayas, Philippines.

Aklan is a province in Western Visayas.

A memorial honoring Aklan's early Katipunan members.

A cave in Aklan with distinctive features like an elephant's appearance.

Boracay is a popular tourist destination in the Philippines.

Historical divisions of Panay Island: Irong-Irong, Hantik, and Aklan.

An Aklan museum showcasing the province's cultural heritage artifacts.

Capiz is known as the "Seafood Capital of the Philippines".

A 28-hectare park in Guimaras perfect for team building, camping, and leisure.

Built by the Spanish in the late 19th century, it served as a navigational aid for ships.

A white sand beach in Guimaras, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

A community project in Guimaras dedicated to rescuing and releasing endangered sea turtles.

A religious site in Guimaras, popular during Lent for pilgrimage along the Stations of the Cross.

An annual celebration in Guimaras showcasing its agricultural products, tourism, and beaches.

A UNESCO World Heritage site in Iloilo, built in a Baroque-Romanesque style.

The only church in the Philippines with military-themed artwork, commemorating a historical battle.

A celebration in Iloilo preserving the culture of Indigenous Panay Bukdidnons.

A vibrant festival in Kalibo, Aklan, held on the 3rd Sunday of January, commemorating the purchase of land from the Atis. It features colorful costumes, street dancing, and a celebration of Santo Niño.

A festival held in Nabas, Aklan, from May 12-15, celebrating the feast day of St. Isidore. It showcases the town's traditional 'Bariw' crafts and features street dancing in colorful costumes.

A renowned fabric from Kalibo, Aklan, known as the 'Queen of Philippine Fabrics.' It's woven from pineapple fibers using traditional wooden looms.

A historic white coral church in Poblacion Aniniy, Antique. It's been rebuilt several times and is notable for its long history and grand architecture.

A park in Antique dedicated to the late Governor Elevio B. Javier, who was assassinated for defending freedom and democracy.

A marine reserve off the coast of Aniniy, Antique, known for its flourishing mangroves, white sand beaches, and diverse marine life.

An island known for its long stretch of white sand, ideal for beachcombing, spear fishing, and the presence of unique pitcher plants.

An island with natural coves, anchorages, and white sand beaches, a popular spot for scuba diving.

An island with white sand beaches and clear water, perfect for scuba diving and spear fishing. It also includes the coal-rich Semirara Island.

A scenic waterfall in Tibiao, Antique, accessible by a short hike along streams and rice terraces, ideal for picnics and swimming.

A series of seven falls in Culasi, Antique, known for its multiple basins and scenic beauty.

A festival in Hamtic, Antique, celebrating the arrival of the 10 Malay Datus in Maladog. It involves boat rides and commemorates the landing of these historical figures.

A popular colorful native fabric from Antique, renowned throughout the Visayas for its distinctive style and craftsmanship.

A historical house in Roxas City, Capiz, dedicated to the fifth president of the Philippines, Manuel A. Roxas.

Stone structures built in Roxas City, Capiz, in 1814, to defend against Moro and Portuguese invaders.

A historic church in Roxas City, Capiz, home to the largest bell in Southeast Asia. It has a five-storey belfry and an interesting history of reconstruction.

A series of interconnected caverns in Dumalag, Capiz, with a clear water pool and a possible connection to the nearby Badiang cave.

A submarine islet near Roxas City, Capiz, made of shells and corals, that emerges during low tide, offering a unique underwater spectacle.

A beach in Roxas City, Capiz, known for its gray sand that absorbs heat, making for warm nighttime swimming.

A church in Dumalag, Capiz, built in 1872, renowned for its thick yellow sandstone walls and five-storey belfry with five bells.