TOURIST SPOTS in Leyte

Tangkaan Beach in Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte is the only white sand that can be found in the whole mainland of Leyte. The beach in the Eastern part of Leyte is made of black sand, while in the Western part it is mostly of pebbles and stone and rocks. However, Tangkaan beach proves to be different. Not only has it white sand for the beach but it also has some beautiful rock formations. The sea is clear and surprisingly it has beautiful corals teeming with small fishes just two or three meters from the shore during low tides.  The name itself has a story. " Tangka " means attempt. In the past, there have been several attempts by the Moros to raid the place, but they could not get to land their boats because of the strong currents.  When you look into the pictures,  without having clue where this place is, you would immediately assume this is somewhere in Palawan,  yes? But NO,  you're wrong. This is Tangkaan Beach.  PALAWAN TANGKAAN This beautiful beach with pictures roc

Limasawa Island is never going to be just a typical island. It is located in the Municipality in the province of Southern Leyte in Eastern Visayas. It is the place where the first Christian Mass was celebrated in the Philippines on March 31, 1521. Speaking of this small yet beautiful paradise, it has a unique shoreline with big and exotic rock formations. You will find yourself mesmerized as the small waves crash with the rock formations just along the shoreline of the beach. Today, Limasawa Island has become a tourist spot for both locals and foreigners not just because of its religious and historical but also for its natural attractions like beaches and lagoons. First Mass Shrine The First Mas Shrine in Limasawa is one of the top tourist spots in the island because of its religious and historical importance. On March 31, 1521, the first Christian mass were celebrated in the Philippine soil in Limasawa. The mass was officiated by Spanish priestFr. Pedro de Valderrama on Eastern Sunday

  Kalanggaman Island is shaped like a bird, reason why its name is derived from the local word "langgam" that means bird. This sandbar off the coast of Palompon, Leyte has gained popularity in recent years, but it has long been a local secret. Kalanggaman is hemmed in by palm-studded, cream sand and lapped by swirling, turquoise sea.  Unknown to many tourists, Kalanggaman  Island's real gem is hidden underneath. this famous sandbar is actually a marine sanctuary oozing with gorgeous marine life and corals. In fact, it is a famous dive spots for divers coming from Malapascua Island, which is about 2 hours away by boat. If you don't know how to dive, you can snorkel in the reef drop-off near its shore. Here's in Kalanggaman Island Travel Guide with itinerary and budget to help you plan your trip. The Sandbar at Kalanggaman Island Kalanggaman is not a large island and it did not take long for us to reach the opposite end. Here the ravages wrought by Yolanda were mor

On MArch 28, 2018 where the tourist are welcomed with native foods and entertained by the Hindanganouns(people of hindang) with their presentation of colorfully dressed folk dances. It was, because Himokilan Island is under the political territory of Hindang. Only the other 3 islands (Apid, Mahaba, and Digyo) are under the minicipality of Inopacan. Combined, this four small islands is called CUARTO ISLAS. Cuarto Islas is a Spanish term in which when translated in English means Four Islas. Cuarto Islas is a group of islands belonging to the municipalities of Hindang and Inopacan in the province of Leyte. Digyo Island is belongs to Inopacan, Leyte. Apid Island belongs to Inopacan, Leyte. Mahaba Island belongs to Inopacan, Leyte. Himokilan Island belongs to Hindang, Leyte. Digyo Island  The island paradise of Digyo is our first stop. Among the four (4) islands, this to me is somewhat like Boracay but unlike Boracay, the place is not very commercialized. With white sand and crystal clear