Photo Blog: Nature

Photo Blog: Beach

Lazy days

At dahil nga holiday dito sa Cebu, wala na naman akong magawa kundi ang magbasa ng libro o di kaya ay mag-internet. Mas pinili ko ngayon ang mgabasa ng libro. Sa araw na ito, gusto kong tapusin ang Feast for Crows na libro ng Game Of Thrones series. Hindi na kasi ako makapaghintay sa TV Series. Haha.

Feast for Crows and Coffee

Sino na naman kaya ang mamatay bago matapos ang librong ito? Sana yong hindi ko gusto na character.

Spelunking

Caving last 2008 with the PE Outdoor Recreation Class.

Group Picture Before Spelunking

On the way to our 1st Cave

Darkness Inside

Out

We had lunch in the 2nd Cave. 

Lunch in the Cave

Then we have to pass through this:

It was a muddy endeavor!

Then we have arrived in the 4th Cave.

All in all, it was a rewarding & tiring experience!

Trip Round South

Last January, the Gang went for a trip to the south of Cebu. First we went to see the Gentle Giants (Whale Sharks, locally known as Butanding or Tuki) in Oslob. Truly, it was humbling experience to be surrounded by such magnificent creatures.

the Gang

After which, the Gang headed to the Boljoon Church. The Church was built in the 18th century by the Augustinian Friars. It is said to be the oldest remaining stone church in Cebu. It has been declared as a National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Institute in 1999, and declared by the National Museum as a National Cultural Treasure the following year.

Boljoon Church

Escuela Catolica

After taking photos in Boljoon, the Gang had lunch in Argao, then headed to Obong Spring. The place is easily accessible to tourists & locals alike. It was the perfect way to end a great trip.

Obong Spring

Truly, there are still places to be discovered in Cebu. It's More Fun in the Philippines!

Moalboal, Cebu

Here are some photos of Moalboal, Cebu (from a previous blog entry). Photos courtesy of yours truly.

A Paradise

It's been too long since I've visited Moalboal, Cebu. Moalboal is a town in the southern part of Cebu. To reach there, one can take a V-hire in Citilink Terminal, or one can take a bus via Barili from Cebu South Bus Terminal. The V-hire would cost one Php100, while taking the bus would cost about Php100+ (I'm not quite sure about the exact price).

Tourists and residents alike can enjoy the clear waters. But the main attraction in this town is that this is a world-class destination for divers. One can have diving lessons, there are tons of dive shops in the area where tourists can go to.

There's no denying that Moalboal is a paradise. I long for the time that me and my friends will be back in this town.