About
Asa Ta?
Leave your footprint across the Philippines.
“Asa ta?” is Bisaya for “Where to?”, the question every barkada asks before a trip. Asa Ta? answers it with a map of the whole country: 1,263 places across 88 provinces and areas, the pasalubong to bring home, the festivals worth planning around, and how to actually get there. It's free for every traveler, and you can browse everything without an account.
What you can do
Explore every province
Tourist spots, beaches, camp sites and pasalubong, with where to stay, eat and shop nearby.
Unsaon pag-adto?
Each place shows the nearest airport, sea port, bus terminal and train station.
Asa maayo karong bulana?
See which places are at their best this month, from surf season to the fullest waterfalls.
Pista calendar
Festivals month by month, with their provinces outlined on the map.
Weather on every card
Today's weather and rain chances where you're headed.
Add what you find
Share a spot that isn't listed yet. It's reviewed, then shown to every traveler.
Your Laag Level
Sign in to keep a travel log. Every province gets a level for how well you know it, and the levels add up to your Laag Level. Earn badges along the way, like Tulo ka Isla for Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao, and share your map with friends.
- 1 NilabayPassed through
- 2 Ni-stopoverStopped over
- 3 NibisitaVisited
- 4 NipuyoStayed overnight
- 5 NagpuyoLived there
- 0 Wala paNot yet
Where the information comes from
- Places and pasalubong are researched for the app and added by travelers, then reviewed before they're listed. Pins are placed using OpenStreetMap.
- Festivals come from the Department of Tourism, local governments and news reports, and each one links to its source. Dates can change year to year.
- Province facts come from Wikipedia, cross-checked with PhilAtlas. Province boundaries follow the Philippine Standard Geographic Code.
- Maps by OpenStreetMap contributors and OpenFreeMap, with satellite photos from MapTiler and hill shading from Mapzen terrain tiles. Weather by Open-Meteo.
Things change: fees, hours, roads and ferry schedules especially. Always check locally before you go, and follow travel advisories.
Spotted something wrong, or want to help?
Tell us about a closed place, a misplaced pin or a festival we're missing. Businesses, tourism offices and creators who'd like to work with us are welcome too.