Discover the best attractions and experiences Leyte has to offer
Leyte's WWII heritage and iconic landmarks offer a window into the island's past.
commemorates General MacArthur's WWII return at Palo, with a solemn monument overlooking the landing site.
Iconic bridge linking Leyte and Samar, famed for its long span and sweeping views of the San Juanico Strait.
Discover Leyte’s history, culture, and resilience through its museums.
A local collection showcasing Leyte's heritage, artifacts, and historical narratives.
Regional museum highlighting the culture and stories of Leyte and Samar, with evolving exhibits.
Sacred sites and churches that anchor Leyte’s communities.
A grand shrine in Tacloban dedicated to the Santo Niño, blending faith with museum displays.
Historic cathedral near the city center, a symbol of resilience and faith for locals.
Provincial parks and pristine natural spots where you can unwind and explore.
A pristine white-sand island off Palompon, renowned for turquoise waters and a picturesque sandbar.
A scenic, guitar-shaped lake in Ormoc offering boating, forest trails, and peaceful views.
Vibrant local life can be sampled by wandering through these notable areas.
Bustling core with markets, churches, and heritage buildings—great for a daytime stroll.
Coastal town area near the MacArthur site, offering local charm and seaside views.
Enjoy Leyte without breaking the bank with these simple, scenic activities.
Relax and watch the sun dip over the Samar coast along the waterfront.
Take a leisurely stroll through green spaces and observe everyday local life.
Sample Leyte’s flavors through beloved local bites and sweet treats.
A sweet taro-based delicacy commonly found in Leyte markets and eateries.
Taste simple, sea-fresh dishes and coastal staples at nearby markets.
Evenings in Leyte range from casual bars to waterfront dining experiences.
Relaxed spots for drinks and local vibes after sunset.
Casual late-night options with sea breezes and street bites along the coast.
Cultural performances and local arts enrich Leyte’s evenings.
Local plays, dances, and concerts showcasing Visayan arts.
Community-led performances and gigs that spotlight regional talents.
Active pursuits and water adventures to enjoy Leyte’s outdoors.
Pedal boats and pedal-powered fun on the scenic lake.
Snorkel along coral reefs and enjoy the crystal-clear water during day trips.
Delve into lesser-known corners and slow-down experiences.
Catch sight of local birds and enjoy quiet natural surroundings.
Experience local life in small communities away from the main tourist trails.