Trick or trip?!?

-
Since cemeteries were close during All Saints' Day, my fiancé and I had a road trip. We went to the municipality of Roxas, Palawan and we visited some of its tourist destinations that are unpopular and not yet really known to many. :) 

First, we visited New Rizal Falls. 
It is situated in Bgy. Dumarao, which only takes more or less 5 minutes from the highway by motorbike, and you don't have to hike going to the falls. 

Its basin is wide, and it's really high, but no one could tell us its height. 😬 Best thing is,,,,There is NO ENTRANCE FEE.😃

Our second stop was at the wooden pathway in Bgy. Tumarbong, too. 
It is nearby the mangrove, but I think it would be more beautiful if it was high tide. Well, since it's a private area, eh "Bawal magtambay." 

Our third stop was Rufino's Place. 
I never knew Roxas mainland has its good beaches, too. :) This beach is located at Bgy. Tumarbong, which takes approximately 35 minutes from the junction by motorbike or by car, and approximately one hour from New Rizal Falls.
Note: Not all the roads going to this place are concrete, but they're very manageable. :) 
     (Watch out in my YT channel.) 

While we were on our way back to San Vicente, we tried to find some small stores that were selling veggies. Theirs are really cheaper than in the supermarket, and by that we can also help small businesses. 

 (We weren't able to take a photo, but we got videos of the veggies.😊)

I always believe that buying in a small store can help the community more.👌

*This trip will be our first try to vlog, 😁 and I will try to edit as soon as I can so I can upload our first vlog slash first video on Cebuanang Palaweña YT channel. :) 

Please subscribe to my channel and look forward to some of my journeys especially here in the last frontier of the Philippines that I will be sharing with you as soon as I can edit.😆😀

Until then... Stay safe and healthy! 🙏 ❤️ 





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Inandeng River

-
Image
The name Inandeng is from the name of two sitios in Barangay New Agutaya, San Vicente, Palawan, where Inandeng River traverses; Inarayan and Landing. It is 2.5km long, navigatable by smalls boats and kayaks, but only 1.9km is most often navigated by the locals, particularly the fishermen in the bgy.  The end of the river meets the Long Beach, the longest white-sand beach in the Philippines.  What attract me the most about the river are the mangrove area which is believed to be one of the big help in the barangay especially during the super typhoon Odette and the coconut trees that added beauty along the wider area of the river.  Sadly, a lot of the mangrove trees in the area were devastated during the super typhoon, probably the really old ones. However, it is fortunate enough that there's enough left for the people to adore while navigating the river. The LGU-San Vicente has already a plan to develop a River Cruise in the site, where every tourist can enjoy the river and...
Read more

Bato ni Ningning

-
Image
                  📸 Chuck Maquiso Trivia:  In 2015, while I was on my recovery period after my surgery, I only stayed at home for months. During those days, I got nothing else to do but read books, watch movies and for the longest time, watch TV shows.  Because of the daytime series, "Ning2x," on ABS-CBN that time, I started to wonder where they filmed the pilot episodes of the show especially the site where there's a huge rock on the top of the knoll. I found the view really lovely!  Unexpectedly,  after a year and 7 months when I could travel again, I visited my friend/colleague in San Vicente whom I hadn't seen for a long time. She told me that we were going somewhere where it was one of the shooting locations of a television show. That's all! No other clues! hahaha   Can you imagine how I felt when I saw the place I dreamed of seeing but not knowing its location? hehehe It felt so surreal! I was overjoyed. ?...
Read more

Puting Bato @Lutopan, Toledo City, Cebu

-
Image
Mountain climbing is something I got interested in when I first overcame my fear of heights. But our climb to Puting Bato was an unexpected one, that we were not able to wear even a proper footwear. 👣The ascent After about a 25-minute trek from the national highway, this was still pretty okay for the knees. 👌    But then..... Surprisingly!  Still thinking of backing out or not? 😂        Go go go! 💪      We (only 3 of us) never thought the climb would be like that.       No retreat, no surrender!             💪 😅      Finally reached the peak!        Down below 👇  When you're on top, you can see the mining industry in the area, Carmen Copper Corporation (CCC).        Relaxing on top while          ...
Read more