Camiguin is an island province in the Northern part of Mindanao, Philippines; it is a volcanic island and the second smallest province in the country. Camiguin is derived from the word "Kamagong", pertaining to the species of the tree that flourish near Lake Mainit, closely known to the local people, the Manobo as Kamigin. Blessed with natural and historical places, Camiguin is one of the best provinces that is worthwhile to visit during long holidays. Here is why this province is one of the most visited places in the country.
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