Tours, travel and vacations with Indus Travels in the Philippines.Exceptional Experiences.

Visit destinations like Manila, El Nido, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, Bohol Island, Santiago.

Indus Travels is an award-winning Tour Operator offering value vacations to over 80 destinations around the world. Indus Tours are designed by Expert Tour Planners with the freedom and flexibility of passengers in mind. Indus travelers will get unbeatable prices to breathtaking destinations in Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas with exceptional value and unparalleled comfort. Most Indus tours include all the essential components such as flights, accommodation, breakfast, and transfers while many activities and sightseeing excursions are optional, so guests can design their tours as per their tastes and only pay for activities they like. The Indus Travel Experts are highly knowledgeable and passionate about helping clients design their dream vacations and prepare for unforgettable adventures.

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About Philippines
The Philippines is a large group of islands with approx. 100 million people of whom many are poor. The country has excellent beaches, great water adventures and magnificent rice fields. English is widely spoken. Unfortunately it is also struck by Typhoons regularly and is battling Islamic extremist in the Southern provinces (e.g. Mindanao ~ dangerous). Christianity is truly celebrated here.

Top Destinations in the Philippines.

Below are our most visited cities, destinations and national parks in the Philippines. Click on the city for more details of the destination.

Manila is the capital of the Philippines and one of the most populous cities in Asia.

Cebu (Island) is one of the main tourist destinations of the Philippines. Religious Christians will like Sunday afternoon service.

Bohol Island, easy accessible from Cebu City, can be a destination for a day or a week, with Chocolate Hills, tarsiers (tiny Primates), Beaches and Resorts.

The Banaue Rice Terraces are 2,000-year-old terraces that were carved into the mountains. They are frequently called the "Eighth Wonder of the World".