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| Unique Visitors: 1 |
| Total Unique Visitors: 23494 |
| Visitors Out: 667 |
| Total Visitors Out: 2357 |
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| Brenda Star - Linawon, Cauyan |
| 2010-04-26 21:41:00 |
Contact Number:09087636834 - AndrewHow to get there:Silay Airport - BacolodA 30 mins travel for private vehicle from Silay Airport to Bacolod City. Proceed to South Ceres Bus Terminal (Bus Route: Hinoba-an). A 3 hours travel from Bacolod City to Cauayan. Bus will be passing the Brenda Star Beach Resort. So no worries, tell the conductor to stop on that beach resort.FoodBring food to consume for the day. Fresh fish is available in the next day. Fisherman brought back fish, fresh from the sea. You can buy these in affordable price.DrinksBring mineral water if your not into drinking into a local tap water. Soft drinks and hard drinks are available.ArticlesCauayan EscapadeCauayan Escapade - The Return...
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| My Frist Camping experience at Guintubdan, La Carlota (3 days and 2 nights) |
| 2010-04-03 07:37:00 |
This was my first camping trip at Guintubdan, La Carlota. We spent 3 days and 2 nights. Trekking from spring to abaga falls and to oro falls. After the trek, I spent my nights having a fever, my body was aching, and just curling not to feel cold. But I'm thankful i have recovered in that very morning with a little cold, sneezing, but still manage to swim in the spring.A view of the Canlaon Volcano going to Guintubdan, right is the lobby of the Guintubdan Resort.300 steps down to Guintubdan Falls. A small cottage for a small water fallThe crew. (Right) is the so called Guintubdan Falls....
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| Start the year at Guintubdan, La Carlota |
| 2010-03-31 20:54:00 |
Marla's new year celebration ended up at the Guintubdan Falls, Spring, Abaga Falls and Oro Falls (Abaga and Oro Falls were famous because these were the location of the movie entitled Oro Plata Mata directed by Peque Gallaga in the year 1982. see full synopsis of the movie).Photos above were taken at the Oro FallsPhotos above were taken at the Abaga Falls.Above left - Spring water shed at the Guintubdan. Above right - Guintubdan entrance, La Carlota, Philippines.Mini-falls and a pond at the Guintubdan Mountain Resort EntranceGuintubdan viewing deck. Nice place during sunset.I don't know these kind of flowers, but surely it gets in my attention....
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| Small Homecoming Celebration in La Carlota |
| 2010-03-31 03:11:00 |
After a couple of months from working at Cebu, I went to La Carlota for relaxation and of course to eat Rambutan (Southeast Asian Fruit Tree). Sadly I don't have enough pictures since we're enjoying the place...My motorcycle taste how is it like to run on a grassy field. We have just finished swimming from the river called Linao Bubong.Take a couple of pictures before we ride off to the rest house.It seems that we're going to be busy picking and eating a lot of these rambutan.It seems I am not the only one who's going to be busy.. heheThis simple trip of ours to La Carlota makes a good relaxation for a stressful work....
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| Cauayan Escapade - The Return |
| 2010-03-29 20:11:00 |
Our return to Cauayan to experience white sand beach and clear water.Our arrival at the resort around 5:30 PMA nice quiet place to relax.A good morning stretch of our tour guide dog to start the day. (upper right) Is a bed rock, curve by low tides through time.Our tour guide dog looking at a distance. We called him st. bernard for we do not know what his real name was. We follow his course until we reach the other side of the resort.Speechless.Careful with the corals. St. Bernard not just enjoying the tour, he also enjoy picture taking.A good rest after the tour.Email me for more information on the place and trips we have....
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| Cauayan Escapade |
| 2010-03-29 01:46:00 |
Our first ever trip to Cauayan, Negros Occidental (3rd wk of Jan. 2009). It is a 3 hours trip from Bacolod City (Negros Occidental Capital City) to South of Negros Occidental. During these time of our trip, Cauayan was celebrating its festivital called Lubay-lubay, a local dialect which means bamboo swaying. Cauayan came from the word kawayan (ka-wa-yan) which is a bamboo tree, that's why there festival is called lubay-lubay or bamboo swaying. We were just a group of simple individuals enjoying the nature. Thanks for Henry for accommodating us in there place at Cauayan. There primary source of income was fishing and farming. Just as the picture shown above-right, you will enjoy new catchA view from the top. We're situated near the light house with a nice view of the place. Cool!A nice vie...
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