This 'Korean forest' in Tawi-Tawi looks straight out of a K-drama

Tawi-Tawi is the southernmost province of the Philippines known for its rich culture and beautiful islands.

In a segment of "Unang Hirit," vlogger Amal-Zikria Kiram showed Kapuso viewers around five bucket-list-worthy destinations you have to visit one day.

The Bolobo Cliff Jumping Spot is definitely a must-see summer getaway, with its crystal clear waters and Instagrammable rock formations.

The Sangay Siapo Island, on the other hand, is about an hour-long boat ride from the shore but the cool waters of the Maldives-like paradise are totally worth it.

If it's fun outdoor activities you're after, why not try a fun hike to the Bud Bongao forest park's famous limestone peaks where you can get an awesome 360-degree view of Tawi-Tawi?

Tourists also get the chance to feed some Philippine monkeys who call the Bud Bongao forest park home.

Meanwhile, Tawi-Tawi also has a surprise waiting for K-drama fans. The province actually has its own "Korean forest" which has been likened to Korea's famous tree park in Nami island.

Of course, a tour around Tawi-Tawi can't be complete without trying some of the province's delicious cuisine like the Chicken Piyanggang. This dish from the Tausug features an especially unique sauce made from blackened coconut.

To learn more about these exciting tourist destinations in Tawi-Tawi, watch Amal-Zikria Kiram's full touristar segment on "Unang Hirit." — Margaret Claire Layug/LA, GMA News