Tag: Attractions
Crystal Cave in Bulwang Mabinay, Negros Oriental
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.
Why I love Kule Tourist Receiving Center (Guño Bong)
Kule Tourism Center (Guño Bong) was initially exclusively funded and built by the people of Sitio Kule themselves. Impressed by this bayanihan spirit, DOT 12, LGU Tboli and Tboli Tourism office “trained” the community how to accommodate tourists while preserving their Tboli culture and practices. Thus, Kule Guño Bong was born. So, here’s whyI love staying at Kule Guño Bong.
Exploring Lakes plus a waterfall in Balisasayao Twin Lakes and Natural Park, Negros Oriental
Lake Balinsasayao and Lake Danao comprises Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park. This is a 8,000 hectares protected area lying within municipalities of Valencia, San Jose and Sibulan in Negros Oriental
10 Things I Love About Kalamansig — A Blessed Town for Soulful Escapes
I’m no different than most of you, but I’m no average bum either. For an orthopedic surgeon, blogger, photographer, hiker, son of a beach, Kalamansig struck the rugged, outdoor rascal in me.
Discover Kalamansig’s off the beaten track Island beach destinations
Kalamansig has some of the most beautiful island beaches I’ve seen my entire island hopping life. Its well preserved, pristine marine fauna has yet to be discovered by many non local divers. Above all, Kalamansig is home to the most peace loving, humble and shyest people I’ve met in this part of the country. The rugged, quaint and unperturbed outdoors Kalamansig offers is one of the best on my bucket list of destinations.
