JigsawPhilippines Puzzles
The Philippines is an island country in Southeast Asia made up of more than 7,000 islands, with white beaches, volcanoes and coral reefs. Our Philippines puzzles show some of its most famous natural wonders, the limestone islands of Palawan and a scene from old Manila.
Limestone Peaks and Rice Fields near the Underground River
Paddle Boat by the Cliffs, Puerto Princesa Underground River
Limestone Walls inside the Underground River, Palawan
Jungle Lagoon at the Underground River, Palawan
Boat at the Mouth of the Underground River, Palawan
Boats on a Quiet River, Philippines
Tropical Coast from Above, Caraga
Bamboo Hut among the Rocks, Coron
Limestone Islets of Coron
Bangka Boats in a Lagoon, Palawan
Limestone Cliffs of El Nido, Palawan
Sandy Island from Above, Philippines
Horse Carriage in Old Manila
Sailboats at Sunset, Boracay
Mayon Volcano and Cagsawa Ruins
Chocolate Hills, Bohol
Tropical Lagoon, Philippines
About Philippines
On the island of Bohol, more than a thousand rounded Chocolate Hills rise from the plain; their grass turns brown in the dry season, which gave them their name. Mayon Volcano is famous for its almost perfectly symmetrical cone, and beside it stand the ruins of the Cagsawa church, buried by an eruption in 1814.
Boracay is known for its fine white sand and colourful sailboats at sunset, and hidden lagoons among limestone cliffs attract kayakers. In Intramuros, the walled Spanish-era heart of Manila, horse-drawn carriages still carry visitors along the old streets. In Palawan, the cliffs of El Nido and the lagoons of Coron rise straight out of turquoise water, and bangka boats carry visitors from island to island.
Also in Palawan, the Puerto Princesa Underground River, one of the New7Wonders of Nature, flows for more than eight kilometres through a cave under limestone mountains before reaching the sea; visitors explore it in paddle boats.