resident wildlife, including critically endangered trees and the iconic Philippine eagle and Philippine cockatoo.


Clients can go white-water rafting on the Chico River in Kalinga; marvel at the mysterious Chocolate Hills in Bohol; or head to Lake Leonard, a 200-hectare caldera perched on the highland village of New Leyte in the Maco municipality of Davao Oriental, and unwind among water lilies and lotus plants with locals.


LUXURY RETREATS


Immersed amid lush green jungle and offering commanding mountain views, The Farm at San Benito is one of the Philippines’ best-known luxury wellness resorts. Just 90 minutes from the bustling capital of Manila, the property offers transformative holistic medical wellness journeys, targeting everything from mental health and immune system care to cellular detox and anti-ageing.


At the foot of Mount Kanlaon, guests can also check in to Mambukal Mountain Resort, a nature, adventure and


wellness destination on Negros Island. Set 1,200ft above sea level and spread over more than 23 hectares of land, it features two sulfur dipping pools, seven waterfalls, a boating lagoon, canopy walk and rock-climbing wall.


Indeed, luxury product abounds in the Philippines – and it’s only set to grow. Amanpulo is among the destination’s top accommodation, occupying a pristine private island in the Cuyo Archipelago of northern Palawan. Not far away lies Banwa Private Island, a six-hectare isle home to lush landscaping and powder-white beaches. In the frenetic capital of Manila, high-end hotels like The Peninsula, Raffles and Shangri-La set the standard.


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