This Week on Instagram: Gorgeous Sunset Spots in Siargao, Iloilo, Camiguin, and More

The #WindowSeatPH community chases sunsets.
by Kyzia Maramara | December 13, 2019

Fact: sunsets are one of the most beautiful things on this earth. It becomes even more beautiful because you know it’s not going to last forever. While the horizon is swallowing up the sun, it paints the sky in a kaleidoscope of color: pinks, purples, oranges, and reds. It’s safe to say that no sunset is the same. Wouldn’t it be even more magical if you’re watching the sunset from different parts of the Philippines?

 

Iloilo

 

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Sambawan Island, Leyte

 

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Siargao Island

 

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Sunken Cemetery, Camiguin Island

 

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Anda de Boracay

 

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Mount Pulag, Benget

 

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