The Limahong Channel is located in Domalandan, Pangasinan, Philippines. After a failed attempt to colonize Manila, Corsair Limahong dug a channel in Domalandan, Pangasinan. This channel now stands to be a pathway that leads to China.   Source: TravelMart.net

Limasawa Island is located in Southern tip of Southern Leyte, Philippines. Site of the celebration of the First Christian Mass in the Orient when Ferdinand Magellan came in 1521; historical and cultural viewing of the Magellan Shrine or Magellan Marker. Source:Cuasglobal.net

Limbo Lake is located in Villaviciosa, Abra Philippines. For travelers who wants to have a taste of the outdoors, Limbo Lake is the perfect tourist destination. It's more accessible, and suitable for camping and hiking.   Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Limestone Hills is located at Aroroy, Masbate, PhilippinesBelieved to have been inhabited by the Kalanay people. These early inhabitants practiced jar burials. Excavations yielded human bones.   Source:VisitMyPhilippines.com  

The Linabo Peak is one of the favorite destinations visited by locals and tourists. A trail said to have 3003 steps takes the tourist up to the top. The lengthy trek is rewarded with an overlooking view of Dipolog City. HOW TO GET THERE Dipolog City is accessible by air from Cebu. It is accessible by sea from Cagayan de Oro. Upon reaching Dipolog, any form of transportation can easily take you to Linabo Peak as it is a popular landmark in the area. Source:Wikipediadipologcity.org

Linonl Hill is located in Legazpi, Albay, Philippines.  Interesting place really Linonl Hill right smack in the middle of Mayon and Legazpi downtown area..the foot of that hill is actually Lezaspi Airport. Source:Waypoints.ph   

Lion's Head Park is located in Kenon Road, Baguio, Philippines. The Lion's Head Park along Kennon Road is the undisputed landmark that is synonymous to Baguio City. It is commonly said that a trip to Baguio City would not be complete without taking home a souvenir photograph with the famous lion head which serves as the backdrop on Kennon Road. Source:Baguioph.com

The Lionfish Cave is on the northern edge of Pescador Cathedral.  The reef was so named as it is the best place to spot lionfish and scorpionfish. Jacks and pelagic fsh as well as schools of sweetlips abound all around the reef.  Source:Pescador Island Moalboal Dive Site  

Built in the Romanesque tradition with circular dome, massive walls and balconies the cathedral is the center of Sunday workship in the historic town of Lipa, Batangas. Lipa Cathedral was originally built to honor St. Sebastian. Its first grand transept was completed in 1865 but after the war, it underwent massive reconstruction. This beautiful church has an architecture which used columns and arches in an ascending and descending order, creating the effect of a shadow and-light play. The domes of the church and bell tower have intricate moldings and arched stained-glass windows. The nave or body of the church is barrel- vaulted and now illuminated by modern chandeliers. The church also features a winding stairway to the choir loft. How to get to Lipa CathedralTake a bus from Manila for BatangasTravel time : 1 1/2 hours' from Manila  Source:flyphilippines.netphiltravelcenter.com

Liputan Islands is located in Meycauayan, Bulacan, Philippines.  Surrounded by fishponds, these islands are accessible only through water transportation. Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph