Population: 1,409,000
Capital (and largest city): Doha
Currency: UAE dirham (AED)
Languages: Arabic

Famous Landmarks: Al Thakira, Al Zubarah Fort, Al Koot Fort, Camel Racing, Entertainment City (ready in 2012), Museums, Water parks

Links:
Qatar Visitor
World Factbook on Qatar
Qatar Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Tourism section)

Sculpture of Sword on Grand Hamad Street, Doha, Qatar

An Old Fort at Rayyan, Doha, Qatar

One of the several artistic forms decorating Cornich, Doha, Qatar

Sculpture of Arabic Coffee pot near Doha Sheraton Hotel, Doha, Qatar

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Population: Leyte: 1,544,251 / Philippines: 88 million
Capital: Tacloban City
Currency: Philippine Peso

Famous Landmarks: McArthur Landing, San Juanico Bridge, Limasawa Island, Coral reefs and whalesharks in Southern Leyte, beach resorts, historical artifacts

Links:
Official Website of the Provincial Government of Leyte
Leyte Travel Information

Leyte, Palo, Philippines: Monument commemorating Leyte Landing f Gen. McArthur where on October 20, 1944 his forces started liberating Philippines and parts of Asia from the Japanese occupation and fulfillment of his earlier promise, “I shall return.”

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Population: Zambales: 493,085 / Philippines: 88 million
Capital: Iba
Currency: Philippine Peso

Famous Landmarks: Mt. Pinatubo Crater and Lahar Canyons, Subic Bay Freeport Zone -host to casinos, beach resorts, parks, beachside huts and cottages and historical artifacts

Links:
Official tourism website of Zambales Provincial Government
latest news in the province of Zambales
Zambales Resorts

Aerial View: Crater & Lahar Canyons of Mt. Pinatubo, Zambales, Philippines

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Population: Bohol Province: 1,230,110 / Philippines: 88 million
Capital: Tagbilaran City
Currency: Philippine Peso

Famous Landmarks: Tarsier Site, Chocolate Hills, Island of Panglao, Beaches and resorts, Punta Cruz Watch Tower, Underwater reefs of Balicasag Island

Links:
Official Website of Bohol Government
Visitor Guide To Bohol
Bohol Travel Guide

Bohol, Philippines (L top to Bottom R): Tarsier, the world’s smallest primate, Corella Topical Beaches of Panglao Island, Chocolate Hills, Mag-Aso Falls set in tropical forest of Bohol, Underwater reefs of Balicasag Island- one of the world’s best, Punta Cruz Watch Tower, built by Spaniards to look out for Pirates, represents one of many Spanish heritage found in Bohol

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