Naga Land of Eco-Tourism Escapades
Naga City is simply one of the loveliest cities in the Philippines and it is home to a variety of finest nature spots in the country. One of its main tourists drawer is the two fascinating waterfalls atop Mount Isarog – one is already common and already a popular destination whilst the other is still unexplored.
The 60-feet Malabsay Falls, is one of the chief tributaries of the Naga River. All year long the waterfalls never run out of water. One can already find excitement in the trek to this imposing falls, which is a one kilometer journey on a semi-paved roads coupled by mud-covered short staircases. This is easily reached and it is just 15 minutes away from the city proper. The site here is perfect for picture taking since the falls is a picturesque backdrop so as to speak.
On the other hand, the Secret Falls can also be a beguiling site to behold. Smaller and shorter than its counterpart which is the Malabsay Falls, the falls which its name implies, is truly mysterious and secluded. The trek here can take about 20 to 30-minutes, where you need to get through a stream packed with huge rocks and boulders. You need to be careful especially during the rainy season since the rocks and boulders can be slippery. The waterfall is open to public but not commercialized since it is part of the protected area.
And if you are done going to the waterfalls another must-go Eco-Tourism spot here is the 5-hectare Naga City ecology Park which features a small forest and exotic plants. The place has pavilions, walkways, lawns and mini-playground where your kids will certainly have a good time playing here.
If you are in Naga you are not only treated to spicy dishes but also with the grandeur of nature where one can get to see a lush forest teeming with one of a kind vegetation and interesting life forms such as small animals, birds and insects. Also explore the rich and vivid history of the city whilst you are having an unusual fun here.
Reference: Enrich Magazine
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No commentsSee turtle eggs in Nasugbu Batangas
Sea turtles are definitely one of the most fascinating creatures in the world. They emerge from their eggshells without any help from their parents, struggle their way out of the sand pit and with their last ounce of strength they will endeavor to crawl towards the ocean amid the presence of hungry predators like hawks and sea gulls.
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It is ordinary to see eruptions of ashfall in the area, and the people living in the slopes of the mountain just take it as a form of weather disturbance. However, an alarming eruption took place in 1996 as two climbing groups were at the peak at the time of explosion.
Though the Mt. Kanlaon is active mountain climbers are undaunted of setting their foot on its summit. Most of these trekkers come in by droves during the summer months to take advantage of the lush vegetation here and friendly to go through. There are at least three routes to the peak of Mt. Kanlaon and the journey may last to three days. But there are some routes that are easy to tame and at the same time enjoy the forest of Mt. Kanlaon. These routes may take an hour to 12 hours to cope with, depending on the health level and curiosity of the trekkers.
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Over the years, people are often seen complaining about Boracay as overcrowded especially during Holy Week. You will not able to see an acquaintance, boss, relative or a colleague even if you are booked on the same resort because of the great crowd. Moreover, the establishments, lodging houses, restaurants, bars and other amenities here are packed out as well. Do you call this as a solace vacation?
Because of this many will rather hunt for an alternative getaway next to Boracay. They want the same atmosphere – powder-fine white sand, crystal clear waters, pleasant climate, breathtaking sceneries and the like. Now the hunt is over since there is one that can be likened to Boracay in a lot of ways and this is Carabao Island situated in San Jose, Romblon, which is just a 15-minute ride from Boracay.
Four times bigger than Boracay, Carabao Island boasts white-sand beaches and quaint waters. Though it is not as developed as Boracay and other fine beaches in the country, developments are slowly pouring in. According to Department of Tourism, Carabao island is anticipated to ease Boracay of too much tourists pouring in.
Overdevelopment may rub off some of the charm of a tourist destination, and we just cross our fingers that Carabao island will have its allure and beauty intact in the coming years.
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The Philippines is indeed endowed with enormous tourist spots that you can indulge in. The Raintree Misibis Bay which has a distinct and interesting name is one of them. Featured in many write-ups and in a travel show, the Raintree Misibis Bay is considered as the “Boracay of Bicol.”
Although it is nestled in an uncommon location in the Island of Cagaray, in Albay Bicol the Raintree Misibis Bay is teeming with lush vegetation and enthralling sceneries. If you just see the photos of Raintree Misibis Bay in the website, you will surely get enticed of booking a trip to enjoy the awesome sights and sounds here.
Once you’ll get there you will be in the beachfront suite and you’ll have clear view of the Pacific Ocean. The balsamic wind here and at the same time the sound of the surroundings may provide you solace you are yearning for.
The Raintree Misibis Bay offers 38 plush suites, poolside, beach front rooms, junior and one-bedroom suites which have high ceilings, large terraces and sun decks.