The Philippines consists of islands with varied coastlines and mountainous interiors. Luzon lies in the north, the Visayas occupy the centre, and Mindanao is farther south. Volcanic cones can be visible in detailed views, but the broader island arrangement is more useful for regional orientation.
Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao
Locate Luzon and Mindanao on the overview, then compare the more fragmented island pattern between them.
Similar landscapes across borders
Indonesia also has tropical volcanic islands and terraced agriculture. A close crop of rice fields will not distinguish them reliably. Compare the visible coast with the outline of a candidate island and check for nearby islands.