[dropcap]T[/dropcap]inuy-an Falls is a wide, three tier waterfalls located in Bislig, Surigao Del Sur. Considered a one of the more popular tourists attractions in Surigao Del Sur, it is not surprising that the place is teaming with people during summer and weekends. The falls and watershed reservation is managed by the province of Surigao Del Sur, while the community,…
T’nalak Festival is South Cotabato’s anniversary celebration held every July. The festival’s name is attributed to that piece of colorful cloth called T’nalak, woven by the local T’boli women. The T’bolis comprises one of the indigenous people of South Cotabato.
Mabinay town is considered the Cave Capital of the Philippines mainly because of the estimated 400 plus caves located inside its area. Of these about 100 is known, while 50 has been explored. Majority of these caves could only be explored by experienced spelunkers. There’s some seven caves though that could be visited by the average tourist. One of the most accessible because of its proximity to the road is the Crystal Cave in Brgy. Bulwang.
Cambugahay Falls in Siquijor, Negros Oriental is usually teaming with tourists especially during summer. It’s easily accessible and is one of the “standard” tourist spot in all of Siquijor’s tour packages. That’s why taking waterscape photos of Cambugahay Falls is a bit of a challenge but is equally satisfying if you “catch it” serene.
Lake Agco and its surrounding inland resorts is a popular relaxation place for a lot of people in Kidapawan and surrounding provinces. It is also one of backpackers fave “cooling down” place after hiking Mt. Apo. The mud pack, saunas and jacuzzis of the resorts near Lake Agco is heaven for tired and sore muscles. Recently, I had a chance of going back to Lake Agco and discovered a bit more of what Brgy Illomavis and Lake Agco could offer.