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Martes, Oktubre 23, 2012

Its Boracay not Bora!

As my title goes, so does the poster I saw in one of the tourist destinations. Our first family vacation, complete with father and mother was a success despite the bickering and fights in between over simple things. I was able to apply a leave because I do not want to miss this event. Its family, its a priority.

Its my third time to visit Boracay. First in 2000 with college friends, then 209 with my other friends and this year. So much have changed, so many people mostly koreans. Food are everywhere, stalls are all around. It has changed, progressed and had become commercialized. The places that I used to see are now flooded with hotels but the locals are still courteous. There are plenty of things to do in Boracay and I have enjoyed my vacation. copyright applies

welcome to boracay

your postcard
boracay will be not complete without the tourists

afternoon vintas
sunset

nightlife

Martes, Oktubre 2, 2012

Natures bounty - Before they were Stars

Tinuy-an Falls and Enchanted River are some of the major sites in our region today that have attracted thousands of locals and foreigners. Before they have reached their Stardom, I had the opportunity to bask in their wonder three years ago during those days when I still control my time.

I shall recall my encounter like it was yesterday. Enchanted River is located in Hinatuan Surigao del Sur. A rocky ride from the main road that would take you around 20 minutes. But despite the near formation of butt sores, the river is worthy of the long travel. Pristine and blue, they are inhabited by fishes that glistens under the sunlight and tempting to take for a sumptuous dinner. According to our guide, the river is around 60 ft deep with the cave on end and the beach on the other. Today, the river has been transformed with comfortable paths on the side to enjoy the view. There are still bancas to give you a ride around the sea and life vest for those who don't have gills. And they already have an entrance fee too. These pictures were taken three years ago. copyright applies

enchanted

Lunes, Setyembre 17, 2012

Pagod ka ba? Ako, Pagudpud! (Part 6)

After countless hours of ride and discovering wonders along the way, we arrive at the famous Pagudpud. A quiet little town two to three hours away from Laoag. Strings of beach resort line the coastal area of the town and we had our lunch at a new resort. Never went to the popular Saud beach but certain portion of the beach is enough to marvel at its wonders. There I tasted my first bagnet which was delicious. So far all the Ilocos food I tried was delicious. Enjoy the pics. (copyright applies)


the welcoming arc

beach side

some action

beach

Sabado, Setyembre 15, 2012

White Rock not for your underarm (Part 4)

Our next destination was the Kapurpurawan (tongue twister) Rock Formation. From the root word puraw which means white, the place was breathtaking. To enjoy the view and feel the whiteness of the area, one must pass through a canopy of shrubs, walk the zigzag road and tadaaaahhhhh - the white rock and definitely not for your underarm. The Panday 3 cast recently shot there so there were remnants of the props. One must go there to have the feel of the place. Its indescribable. Enjoy the pictures (copyright applied)


on the way there

from afar

a taste of white rock


the road to the white rock