This is an outlet of a human soul with restless feet, a self-made photographer and an artist by heart. My love for life and nature, it's thrills and frills, makes me capture all the beauty that they exude.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Callao Caves (Penablanca, Cagayan)
Cagayan Valley boasts of more than a thousand caves within its territory and that includes the famous Callao Caves. Located in the municipality of Penablanca, it is already considered an eco-tourism zone.
At the grand entrance of the cave, one will appreciate the huge limestone rock formations. In 2007, during an archaeological excavation spearheaded by Dr. Armand Mijares, an archeologist from UP.
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Graffiti imprinted by previous tourists |
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At the entrance, you'll see information regarding the archaeology of Callao Cave. |
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These artifacts were found inside the cave after it was discovered. |
Labels:
Cagayan valley,
Callao,
caves,
limestone rocks,
stalagmite
Tagaytay City
Mount Taal up close and personal |
Taal Lake |
Fish pens from afar |
Some vantage points from People's Park |
Some interesting artifacts from the People's Park |
Friday, November 19, 2010
Guam
Guam, or Guahan in native Chamorro, is a small US territory located in Western Pacific. It boasts of rich historical cultures influenced by the people who invaded mostly the Pacific islands beginning from 16th century. Today, it is home to some US military bases, tropical fauna and flora, and of course, big time malls and hotels. Armed with a map and some tips from friends, I went downtown all by myself to discover this quiet but exciting island.
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