Spelanked the Mighty Stalagmites/Stalactites in Mi

Cave, bats, guano, kuweba, yungib

Matutinao River

Matutinao River is where the famous Kawasan Falls of Badian, Cebu lies. It is your companion during the 30-minute luxurious trek from the main road to the waterfalls. I say "luxurious" because one doesn't need to know rapelling, climing or any of those stuff to reach the waterfall. One can walk as he looks around to appreciate the green. I do not recommend this to those who are up for a more challenging adventure. This one more tourist-friendly. Locals have built bridges and large trails with a reasonable entrance fee of 1o Philippine Pesos. Sadly, as we go closer to the main waterfall, more food stalls color the area making Kawasan more commercialized than natural. Cottages would cost around 300 pesos and up. To sit on a plastic chair with a matching Coca-cola-marked wooden table would cost 200 pesos. Food is also expensive. I'd rather have mine home-cooked and packed for the trip. As a nature-lover, I can only suggest that store-owners paint their stores brown (as in the color of the woods) to make them look natural than eyesores.

barong

national dress

Pampang, Philippines

Old Spanish Churches

along the beach side

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Boracay Sunset

Boracay Sunset is one of the best in the world. Those golden sunrays tapped along the sailboats. Foreigners and locals loved to stroll along the beach when Sunset Comes as they galore the Beachside with partying excitement.

Bacolod MasKara Festival

Bacolod's most popular fiesta, is celebrated on the third weekend of October closest to October 19, the city's charter day. Festivities kick off with food fairs, mask-making contests, brass band competitions, beauty and talent pageants, a windsurfing regatta, drinking and eating contests, trade fairs and exhibits.

Dakak Beach

The very popular Beach is most known for its beautifully shaped cove and powdery white sand, and as a diving meccas in Mindanao. Pristine blue waters, excellent dive sites with an abundance of coral reefs, and a magnificent sunset horizon characterize this tropical eden. Dakak Park and Beach Resorts boasts 15 hectares of wooded land, a natural reservoir for native plants and animals, and a 750-meter private white-sand beach.