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  FORT SANTIAGO TOUR (OLD WALLED CITY)  Click Video here!!! History time! Fort Santiago (Spanish: Fuerte de Santiago; Filipino: Moóg ng Santiago), built in 1593, is a citadel built by Spanish navigator and governor Miguel López de Legazpi for the new established city of Manila in the Philippines. The defense fortress is located in Intramuros, the walled city of Manila. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCUCW7djtA4

  HUNDRED ISLAND PANGASINAN, PHILIPPINES 🌊 Click Video Here !! How to Get to get there? Alaminos City is the gateway to the Hundred Islands National Park. It is around five hours by public bus from Manila. Victory Liner, Solid North Bus, Dagupan Bus, Five Star Bus and Philippine Rabbit have multiple trips daily to Alaminos City. Aircon bus fare as of January 2018 is approximately P400 one-way Manila to Alaminos, while ordinary (non-aircon) bus fare is around P350. From Alaminos City proper, ride a tricycle going to Barangay Lucap’s Lucap Don Gonzalo Montemayor Wharf, this is where the Tourism Information Center is located. Tricycles charge P15 per person and depart when full, chartered rate is around P100 per ride good for five to six passengers. What to Do in Hundred Islands Island hopping and boating Beach bumming Jump off the 20-feet high cliff of Marcos Island Trek to the peak of the cliff in Governor’s Islands to see the unobstructed view of the park Dive or snorkel to se

Talisay Beach resort, San Narciso Quezon Click Videi here!!! Bagong Tuklas Resort   found on the right side of Talisay Beach cis a white sand.Perfect for summer 💕 Travelers and adventure seekers who dreams for nature  and more to being natural,  San Narciso, Quezon is a great place to discover. The quiet town of San Narciso was blessed with diverse  natural resources from extra ordinary beaches, strange rock formation, underwater experience, rugged terrain, caves, river and water fall, watersheds and serene places for relaxation and leisure.  San Narciso called as “Natatagong Paraiso”  (Hidden Paradise) because of being rich in natural resources   but  remain undiscovered and unexplored by many travelers and adventures seekers. please follow me @ https://www.instagram.com/eynnlovesyou/ https://facebook.com/haveyouseenthisg... THANK YOU FOR WATCHING 😊 #ADVENTURESWITHYENN #PROBINSYANANGGALA #EYNNWANDERLUST #TRAVELINGWITHYENN

MANGAYAO ECO PARK PADRE BURGOS, QUEZON 🌊  Mangayao Ecopark in Padre Burgos, Quezon (Click video here!)   Awesome place, awesome company. What an awesome way to spend your summer!! This is the town of PADRE BURGOS has recently opened to the public a new eco-park called MANGAYAO ECO-AGRI TOURISM. The beach features a mangrove swamp and a lagoon, which during high tide would be an ideal place to swim. Side Trip  How  to Get there? From Cubao Jac bus terminal cost of 200php ride a bus going to Lucena grand terminal then ride again a mini bus cost of 30php  going to Padre burgos. Tell to the driver to drop you at Brgy. Marao the Mangayao Eco-Agri Tourism Park. After that you can ride a tricycle cost of 50php or if you want to trek about 5 mins going there. Its your choice. 😁 You will find yourself completely amazed by the undiscovered view. 😍 Opening Hours: Monday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday: 6:00 AM – 6:00

Dampalitan Island in Padre Burgos, Quezon Dampalitan Island (Click video here!)                        Dampalitan is one of the three most popular islands dotting the northern fringes of Tayabas Bay. But unlike the other two, Pagbilao Grande and Pagbilao Chica Islands, it is part of Padre Burgos, the usual jump off point. Of the three beaches that are part of the common tours, Dampalitan has the widest bed of off-white sand, making it an ideal choice for overnight camping. (Borawan Beach and Puting Buhangin are narrow strips that can easily get overcrowded especially during peak season.) Agoho trees, a type of casuarina, rises from the sand, fostering an atmosphere similar to but less overwhelming than Anawangin or Nagsasa Cove in Zambales. Material/Type: Sandy How to get there: Board the bus to Lucena Grand Terminal (P250-P260, 3.5 hours) and another bus to Unisan (P35-40, 45-75 minutes). Get off at QCRB Bank in Padre Burgos and take a trike to Aplaya (15 minutes). You’ll find to

LUKONG VALLEY FARM 🌿 DOLORES, QUEZON PROVINC Lukong Valley Farm ( Click videi here!)   Lukong Valley Farm is located at Dolores, Quezon. The view is quite relaxing and great for camping. Food is not allowed here but they have a small restaurant that promotes preservative-free courses of meals. You can prepare less than 300.00 pesos if you are from/within the area of San Pablo City, Laguna. Visiting this place is perfect during BER months. The entrance fee for a day tour is just Php50/pax. It is irrefutably a bargain. Foods are surprisingly inexpensive. You have to order beforehand, as they have to allocate some time for food preparation. We ordered inihaw na liempo and three plain rice for Php 300. That amount also includes our entrance fees. Since they offer cooked foods, the farm has dining areas. We had our lunch at Kabesang Elias Pavillion. They also have other dining areas such as Casa Mauracia and the other one just beside the stone cottages. Moreover, there are small kubo for

  PANDIN LAKE Pandin Lake (Click video here!) Here's the travel guide :) Just a few hours away from Manila, travelers can find peace and solitude. Pandin Lake has been one of my favorite getaways in South Luzon. It’s so peaceful and refreshing that even for a few hours, you can forget how busy your life is. As of 2017, I’ve visited this place six times. Pandin Lake is one of the famous seven lakes of San Pablo and the cleanest one. There is a small community around the lake and the women get their income from the balsa rides (yes, women maneuver the rafts). A day before you get there, make sure to arrange a reservation with Ate Siony (+639299789565) especially if you prefer to have lunch. The standard rate is P360 per person for the two-hour balsa ride + lunch. Previously, they didn’t have a minimum number of persons per balsa but due to the influx of tourists in 2017, they started to require a minimum of 10 persons. If you’re traveling in a group with less than the required, yo