• Sirao Flower Garden - Conclude your Cebu adventure at the Sirao Pictorial Garden, a charming retreat celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant floral displays. Often dubbed Cebu’s “Little Amsterdam,” this delightful garden boasts colorful blossoms, meticulously maintained gardens, and themed exhibits, making it an ideal location for photography and relaxation. Wander through the various sections, including the iconic celosia flower fields and scenic viewpoints, where you can capture stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The Sirao Pictorial Garden is a perfect place to relax and enjoy Cebu’s natural beauty, providing a wonderful end to your thrilling journey.

• Temple of Leah - The Temple of Leah, situated in Cebu City, Philippines, is a magnificent edifice constructed in 2012 by Teodorico Adarna as a tribute to his late wife, Leah Albino-Adarna, symbolizing everlasting love and devotion. Drawing inspiration from Roman and Greek architecture, it features grand columns, intricate sculptures, and a majestic staircase. The temple includes a museum, library, and gallery displaying Leah’s personal collection of art, books, and antiques. With its breathtaking panoramic views of Cebu City, it is a favored spot for sightseeing and photography. Temple of Leah (150/pax - guest expense)

• Taoist Temple - The Taoist Temple in Cebu City, Philippines, is a peaceful place of worship established in 1972 by Cebu’s Chinese community. Located 300 meters above sea level in Beverly Hills Subdivision, the temple offers sweeping views of the city. Its design showcases traditional Chinese architecture, including a multi-tiered roof, dragon sculptures, and vibrant colors. Visitors can explore the temple’s prayer rooms, light joss sticks, and ascend the 81 steps symbolizing the Taoist scriptures. A serene destination, it blends cultural heritage, spirituality, and scenic beauty, attracting both devotees and tourists.

• La Vie Parisienne Parking Area - La Vie Parisienne in Cebu City, Philippines, is a stylish French-inspired bakery, wine library, and restaurant offering a unique fusion of Parisian charm and Cebuano hospitality. Known for its picturesque setting with colorful lights and elegant outdoor seating, it’s an ideal spot for casual dining or romantic evenings. The menu features French classics such as croissants, macarons, pastries, and a curated selection of wines. Its chic ambiance, complete with a garden and cozy interiors, makes it a popular destination for food enthusiasts and those seeking a touch of France in Cebu. La Vie Parisienne (P100/pax consumable fee - guest expense)

• House of Lechon - House of Lechon in Cebu City, Philippines, is a famous restaurant celebrated for its authentic Cebuano lechon, a roasted pig dish renowned for its crispy skin and flavorful meat. The restaurant takes pride in serving fresh, native lechon paired with traditional Filipino side dishes and sauces. Its cozy and vibrant interiors reflect Cebu’s local culture, making it a welcoming spot for families and tourists. Known for its high-quality ingredients and delicious offerings, House of Lechon is a must-visit destination for experiencing Cebu (Lunch - guest expense)

• Cebu Heritage Monument - The Heritage of Cebu Monument, located in Parian, Cebu City, is a stunning tableau of sculptures that narrates the rich history of Cebu. Designed by renowned artist Eduardo Castrillo, this massive structure features intricate depictions of significant events, including the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan, the Battle of Mactan, and Cebu’s Christianization. Unveiled in 2000, the monument combines elements of religion, history, and culture, making it a meaningful landmark. Set amidst the historic Parian district, it is a popular destination for history buffs and tourists seeking to explore Cebu’s vibrant past.

• Magellan’s Cross - Magellan’s Cross, located in Cebu City, Philippines, is a historic symbol marking the arrival of Christianity in the country. Planted in 1521 by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan under Spanish orders, the cross commemorates the baptism of the first Filipino Christians, including Rajah Humabon and Queen Juana. Enclosed in a small chapel near the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, the original cross is encased in wood for protection. Adorned with a painted ceiling depicting its historical significance, Magellan’s Cross remains a revered religious and cultural landmark, drawing both pilgrims and tourists.

• Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino de Cebu - The Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu Pilgrim Center, located in Cebu City, Philippines, is a significant religious site and one of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in the country. Built in 1565, the basilica houses the revered image of the Santo Niño (Holy Child), a gift from Ferdinand Magellan to Queen Juana of Cebu. The Pilgrim Center serves as an open-air venue for large religious gatherings, especially during the annual Sinulog Festival, which honors the Santo Niño. Combining historical, spiritual, and architectural significance, it is a central destination for faith and cultural heritage in Cebu.

• Taboan Public Market - The Taboan Public Market in Cebu City, Philippines, is a bustling marketplace renowned as the go-to destination for dried fish, particularly Cebu’s famous danggit (dried rabbitfish). A haven for food lovers, it offers a wide variety of local delicacies, including dried squid, mangoes, and other Filipino treats, often purchased as souvenirs. The market is a sensory experience with its vibrant atmosphere, strong aromas, and lively vendors. While visiting, it’s recommended to dress casually and bring airtight containers for storing your purchases. Taboan is a must-visit spot for an authentic taste of Cebu’s culinary culture.

• 10000 Roses Cafe & More - The 10,000 Roses Café, located in Cordova, Cebu, is a unique and picturesque destination known for its field of 10,000 artificial LED roses that light up beautifully at night. Designed to mimic a glowing garden, the roses create a romantic and Instagram-worthy atmosphere. The café itself offers a selection of snacks, coffee, and refreshments, making it a relaxing spot to enjoy the view. Situated by the coast, it also provides stunning vistas of the Cebu skyline and the Mactan Channel. It’s a popular destination for couples, photographers, and anyone seeking a serene, scenic experience.

• Entry/Admission - Yap Sandiego Ancestral House
• Entry/Admission - Magellan’s Cross
• Entry/Admission - Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu
• Entry/Admission - Alegre Guitar Factory
• FREE Hotel Pick up and Drop off within Cebu City, Mandaue, or Lapu-Lapu City
• Entry/Admission - Tops Lookout
• Entry/Admission - Fort San Pedro
• Entry/Admission - Temple of Leah
• Entry/Admission - Sirao Pictoral Garden
• Experienced Driver
• FREE Airport Pick-up and Drop Off (same day of the tour)
• Entry/Admission - Heritage Of Cebu Monument
• Entry/Admission - Taoist Temple
• Private transportation
• Plated Lunch at House of Lechon (worth P500 per head) - excess charged to the guests

• Bottled Water
• Lunch at House of Lechon
• La Vie Parisienne (P100/pax consumable fee- guest expense)
• Temple of Leah (150/pax - guestt expense)

This tour provides a distinctive mix of cultural, historical, religious, and culinary experiences, giving visitors a thorough insight into the essence of Cebu. The blend of picturesque locations such as the Sirao Pictorial Garden and 10000 Roses Cafe, alongside cultural landmarks like Magellan’s Cross and the Heritage of Cebu Monument, presents both natural beauty and historical understanding. The inclusion of spiritual sites like the Temple of Leah and Taoist Temple adds an element of peace and devotion. The tour also showcases Cebu’s culinary delights, from the House of Lechon to Taboan Public Market, allowing travelers to enjoy local tastes. With each stop offering a unique experience, this itinerary ensures that visitors will depart with enduring memories of Cebu’s rich history, vibrant culture, and scenic allure.

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