Philippines Travel Quiz: Can You Name These Destinations?
How well do you know the Philippines? Name these famous destinations in our interactive travel quiz, then learn a little about each one.

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Think you know your islands? This Philippines travel quiz tests how many famous destinations you can recognise, from Bohol's Chocolate Hills to Mindanao's Mount Apo. Play the interactive quiz below, then scroll down for short write-ups of the kinds of places that appear, with tips on how to visit from Cebu or Davao.
Take the Philippines Travel Quiz
Read each clue, look at the picture and pick your answer. Your score appears at the end, and you can play again as many times as you like.
How Did You Do?
| Score | Your travel rank |
|---|---|
| Top marks | Biyahero (seasoned traveller): you know the archipelago well |
| Above half | Island hopper: you've been around |
| About half | Weekend explorer: time for a longer trip |
| Below half | Future traveller: start planning with our guides below |
Destination Notes: The Places Behind the Questions
Whether you aced it or guessed your way through, here's a short tourism refresher on the destinations Filipino travel quizzes love to feature.
Chocolate Hills, Bohol
More than a thousand rounded hills spread across the interior of Bohol. In the dry season their grass turns brown, which is how they got their name. Bohol is an easy trip from Cebu by fast ferry; see our Bohol day trip guide. The island is also home to the tiny Philippine tarsier.
Kawasan Falls and Moalboal, Cebu
In southwest Cebu, Kawasan Falls in Badian is famous for its turquoise pools and canyoneering. Nearby Moalboal is known for the sardine run, huge schools of sardines just off the shore. Read our guides to Kawasan Falls and Moalboal.
Mount Apo, Davao
Mount Apo is the highest mountain in the Philippines, at about 2,954 metres, rising between Davao del Sur and Cotabato. It's a serious multi-day climb that needs permits and guides. Our Mount Apo guide explains how.
Boracay, Aklan
Boracay's White Beach is one of the country's most famous stretches of sand, known for powdery white sand and sunsets. It reopened to tourists in 2018 after a major rehabilitation.
El Nido and Coron, Palawan
Palawan's limestone cliffs and lagoons make it a quiz favourite. El Nido is known for island-hopping tours through lagoons and beaches, while Coron is famous for its lakes and World War II shipwreck dives. See our Coron travel guide.
Banaue Rice Terraces, Ifugao
Carved into the mountains of the Cordillera by the Ifugao people over centuries, the rice terraces are often called a wonder of engineering. The Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Vigan's cobblestone Calle Crisologo and Spanish-colonial houses make it one of the best-preserved historic towns in Asia, and it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ride a kalesa (horse-drawn carriage) through the old town.
Intramuros, Manila
The "walled city" is Manila's Spanish-era heart, home to Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church. It's easily explored on foot or by bike.
Siargao, Surigao del Norte
Known as a surfing destination, Siargao is famous for the Cloud 9 surf break, island-hopping and a laid-back island vibe. See our Siargao travel guide.
Camiguin and Siquijor
Camiguin, off northern Mindanao, is known for volcanoes, hot and cold springs and a sunken cemetery. Siquijor, south of Cebu, is known for waterfalls, beaches and folk-healing traditions. Read our Camiguin guide.
Quick Reference: Where Is Each Destination?
| Destination | Province / region | Closest gateway from Cebu or Davao |
|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Hills | Bohol, Central Visayas | Ferry from Cebu City |
| Kawasan Falls / Moalboal | Cebu | Bus from Cebu South Bus Terminal |
| Mount Apo | Davao / Cotabato | Road from Davao City |
| Boracay | Aklan, Western Visayas | Flights to Caticlan or Kalibo |
| El Nido / Coron | Palawan | Flights via Manila or Cebu, depending on routes |
| Banaue | Ifugao, Cordillera | Bus from Manila |
| Vigan | Ilocos Sur | Bus or flight via northern Luzon |
| Siargao | Surigao del Norte | Flights or ferry via Surigao |
| Camiguin | Northern Mindanao | Ferry via Cagayan de Oro area or flights |
Flight routes change seasonally, so check airline websites for current connections. Our distance calculator helps you compare travel distances.
More Tourism Quiz Questions and Answers
Want a few bonus questions? Try these on your friends:
- What is the highest mountain in the Philippines? Mount Apo.
- Which island is home to the Chocolate Hills? Bohol.
- Where did Magellan's expedition plant a cross in 1521? Cebu.
- Which festival in Cebu honours the Santo Niño every January? Sinulog.
- Which Davao festival in August celebrates thanksgiving for the harvest? Kadayawan.
- What town in Ilocos Sur is famous for Calle Crisologo? Vigan.
Tips for Playing and Learning
Quizzes are a fun way to plan your next trip. A few ideas for getting more out of this one:
- Play with family or friends and keep score; the loser plans the next weekend trip.
- Look up the destinations you missed using the links above, and add them to your bucket list.
- Teachers can use it as a warm-up for geography or Araling Panlipunan (social studies) lessons.
- Check the distance from your home city with our distance calculator before you dream too big.
Many of these destinations are only a short flight or ferry from Cebu or Davao, which makes either city a great base for exploring the country.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Philippines travel quiz work?
Each question shows a clue about a Philippine destination with multiple-choice answers. Pick one, and your score is shown at the end. You can replay as often as you like.
Is the quiz suitable for students?
Yes. It's a light, family-friendly way to learn Philippine geography and tourism, and works well as a classroom warm-up.
What are the most famous tourist destinations in the Philippines?
Commonly cited favourites include Boracay, Palawan (El Nido and Coron), Bohol's Chocolate Hills, Siargao, Cebu's Kawasan Falls and Moalboal, and the Banaue Rice Terraces.


