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ocean water falls- Laswitan Lagoon

Travel Guide: Laswitan in Cortes, Surigao del Sur The Philippines is an archipelago surrounded by numerous bodies of water,  both big and small. With so much geological diversity, it might surprise you  to see a special feature you have never seen elsewhere in the country. One such place is the Laswitan Falls and Lagoon, located in Cortes, Surigao City,   Surigao del Sur. This waterfall is so unique that it receives a huge number of tourists from nearby towns  and from  all over the country. I’m pretty sure you’d be joining the crowd once you read  about it, too. Rock formations and lagoons... The Laswitan Falls and Lagoon is actually a unique 20-foot rock formation located near  the shore in Cortes. This geological feature creates three NATURAL basins so that  when the surf becomes high, the huge waves would flow and spill into the main basin  on the other side, thus creating a waterfall effect. The lagoon be

Giant Spider Wed - Mt. Masungi , Tanay , Rizal

Mt.Masungi Georeserve "Georeserve ay isang lugar na inalagaan at pinotrektahan ng higit sa labinlimang taon na ngayon. Ang pagkakaroon sa pakikitungo sa isang napakaraming bilang ng mga illegal loggers, quarries, at iba pa, ito ay naging isang hamon, ngunit sa huli ng isang makabuluhan at pagtupad . Ngayon, kami ay nasasabik na ibahagi ang aming pagmamahal para sa mga lugar ito. Umaasa kami na makikita mo ang isang bagay na espesyal  tulad ng ginawa namin. " SAPOT  -binuo at hinubog na hawig sa isang napakalaking spider wed sa itaas ng isang peak ng Mt. Masung i PINAGPATONG Ang rock formation na ito na mistulang pinagpatong - patong na higanteng bato ay talaga namang nakakamangha. DUYAN A giant rope hammock - parang isang napakalaking duyan sa taas ng bundok. LAMBAT The first rope course that visiting groups will encounter in Masungi is a rope net that allows them to climb a rock wall and o

Secret Lagoon - Twin Lagoons of Coron , Palawan

CORON ISLAND -  Coron Island is surrounded by islands with large rock formations. Large granite rock formations make up most of the islands around Coron.  Coron  is the third-largest island in the Calamian Islands in northern Palawan in the Philippines. The island is part of the larger municipality of the same name. It is about 170 nautical miles (310 km) southwest of Manila and is known for several Japanese shipwrecks of World War II vintage. Because of its unique ecological features , it is entirely protected by several legal proclamations. The island and surrounding fishing grounds are part of the  ancestral domain  of the indigenous Tagbanwa people, officially designated such on June 5, 1998. Known as Calis among the Tagbanwas and Coronians, its tribal chieftain is Rodolfo Aguilar I. The island comprises two barangays of the municipality of Coron: Banuang Daan and Cabugao. Dive sites around Coron include many different reef dive sites and "Günter´s

POTIPOT ISLAND - ZAMBALES

Location :  Country : PHILIPPINES Province : LUZON , ZAMBALES POTIPOT ISLAND       Potipot has got to be one of the most accessible islands we’ve visited in the Philippines. From Uacon in Candelaria , Zambales and just a  short  distance off the main highway, one can get a motorized banca or outrigger boat and travel to the island in about 10 minutes. Potipot has also become more popular in recent years. We were fortunate enough to have traveled on a Monday; the place is said to be packed with tourists on weekends. Fortunately, the island is still relatively pristine. There are no resorts on Potipot itself although there are a few huts for rent should one want to stay overnight . There are basic toilets and shower rooms (but no showers – one has to fetch water from a deep well for bathing) as well as tables and benches for small groups that come with the entrance fee to the island. Getting To Uacon, Candelaria By private

PICO DE LORO

Mount Pico de Loro ( Mount Palay-Palay)                   Located :     Batangas ,  Cavite Mount Pico de Loro, also known as Mount Palay-Palay, is a dormant volcano in Cavite province on the island of Luzon, Philippines. The mountain is one of the ancient volcanic features of Bataan Arc. The Palay-Palay protected landscape area is situated in the mountain range also known as Dos Picos that forms the border between the densely populated provinces of Cavite and  Batangas  in the  Calabarzon  region. It contains parts of the municipalities of  Maragondon  and  Ternate  in Cavite and  Nasugbu  in Batangas and is spread over four  barangays , namely Sapang, Pinagsanhan, Patungan and Papaya, and seven  sitios , namely Malauyas, Caynipa, Caytako, Cacabay, Magabe, Murangdalig and Hamilo.  It is bounded on the north by the coves and beaches of Ternate including Caylabne Bay and Puerto Azul, on the south by the rolling hills and farmlands of Nasugbu, on the west by Limbones Cove,