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Any more info guys & gals?
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please post infos how to get there and best places to visit.... include also the total amount to be prepared... everything about sagada...
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care to share your contacts...thanks
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Tropical rainforest, rugged mountains including the UNESCO World Heritage listed Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary, killer surf and beaches lure travelers to the island of Mindanao. Mindanao’s capital – and the country’s third most populous city – vibrant Davao City has plenty of cultural, foodie delights and beaches just waiting to be discovered before you head to the island-province of Camiguin. As well as its tropical beaches, the latter is best known for its Mount Hibok-Hibok Protected Landscape of interior forest reserves (designated an ASEAN Heritage Park) and for its three National Cultural Treasures. Davao City’s Francisco Bangoy International Airport has flights from Singapore, Hong Kong, Doha and Quanzhou, as well as internal flights. Other domestic flights operate to and between several airports within Mindanao including the island paradise of Siargao. Hiking, diving, surfing and white-water rafting are just some of the exciting activities that await the adventurous in Davao Province and Camiguin, although wildlife encounters and visits to natural sites are high on the agenda too. Beaches promise relaxation, as do the likes of yoga and meditation with their associations with the Hindu-Buddhist traditions that influenced local life during the classic epoch of Philippine history. You might also consider a day-trip or overnighter to Lake Sebu a 4hr bus-ride (145km) southwest of Davao City – a growing ecotourism and adventure-sports destination as well as home to the T’boli and Ubo tribes. THINGS TO DO IN DAVAO & CAMIGUIN Trek to the top of Mount Apo in Davao province – the Philippines’ highest peak, at 3,144m, or the UNESCO listed Mount Hamiguitan (1,620m). Explore Davao City including the D’ Bone Collector natural history museum. Visit Davao Crocodile Park & Zoo with its wildlife shows and educational exhibits. Between Davao and the Cagayan de Oro, swim in Blue Water Cave in Bukidnon, and rappel, climb and spelunk nearby. Go white-water rafting in the Cagayan de Oro River with its electrifying rapids. Surf at Dahican Beach in Davao Oriental. Explore Camiguin’s historic gems: the Old Bonbon Church ruins and Sunken Cemetery in Catarman, Guinsilibas’ Spanish-era watchtower, Old Mambajao fountain and municipal building, Santo Rosario Church in Sagay town, and 14 heritage and ancestral houses. Immerse yourself in nature at Tuasan Falls on Camiguin island, a lovely spot to swim. Dive or snorkel at sites suited to all levels, especially those around Camiguin Island. Visit Davao’s luxury farm resorts Pearl Farm and Dusit Thani Lubi Plantation.
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visit Beaches And Resorts Near Manila (Travel by Car)
THUG posted a topic in Hotels and Destinations
Hello What are the best resorts near Metro Manila and can anybody post their contact numbers? Thanks. -
Recommended place to stay if you will be in iloilo..besides being cheap...malapit sa gimikan and just 5 min away from SM iloilo and airport
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Price isn't really an issue...Basta wag lang 50k+ a night or anything like that
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guys summertime is approaching. kung may alam kayo na pdeng puntahan sa batangas post it here.. para ma2lungan natin ang mga fellow mtc members na nghahanap ng mapupuntahan dito.. :mtc:
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beach Beaches And Resorts Near Manila (Travel by Car)
crossroad replied to THUG's topic in Hotels and Destinations
I would like to know the best inland beach in the Philippines. Sometimes it would be nice if we could just pack our bags, load it up in the van, and drive to your destination. No hassles of buying tickets, removing your shoes in the airport security, delayed flights, you know what I mean. The Goal..To find an Inland beach that is similar to Boracay. Why Boracay? Because of its WHITE POWDERY sand that doesnt get hot even in the middle of the afternoon, its gentle slope to the water which makes it child friendly, no pebbles/rocks that might hurt when you walk barefoot and of course the clear water with gentle waves. Again, my goal is to find a good inland beach that is similar to Boracay. You probably have one in your province or better yet own one. It doesnt have to have restaurants or resorts, even if its only access is a rough road. The only criteria is it should be similar to Boracay as described above. Thank you and I hope for your recommendations !!