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Gitagum is one of the places that celebrate Sinulog Festival every third Sunday of January. Cebu City is known for this festive celebration. The Sinulog Festival is in honor of the Santo Nino or the Child Jesus, who is represented by an image that devotees consider miraculous.
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“The last cave was the Open cave. This was the most challenging cave because of its too small holes. At the end of the Open Cave was a beautiful view of the sea. From its wonderful rock formations to the fresh breeze of the ocean, your stress and body pains will be vanished.” (Source)
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“The “Secret Park” that has five hanging bridges, 100-meter treetop boardwalk with an 80-foot spiral staircase and a zip line are among its tourist attractions which allow tourists, visitors and guests both domestic and foreign to explore and experience the “inner sanctum” of the forest.”
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Lasang Entrance Fee: 250php for Adults
Activities no longer active, just a Restaurant there.
Dine with nature in Echavez Kitchenette
Located right in the middle of Lasang, Misamis Oriental’s only historical forest situated right by the highway.
Breakfast, Buffets, Fast Food, Filipino, Seafood and Steakhouses
(Takes Reservations, Walk-Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Take Out and Catering)
Echavez Kitchenette Opening Hours – Mon-Sun: 5:30 am – 6:30 pm
Details:
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A carabao – drawn cart contest.
“This is to recall our older ways of transportation. Way before when we only had cows and horses, when those animals are our only aid to agriculture. This is for us to not forget our old ways,”
May 15, St. Isidore the Farmer Feast day
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(Lubilan Falls!)
Mahanggub Falls, it’s waters and surroundings still untouched, laid back, fresh, amazingly natural.
A few kilometers from Naawan highway (30-40mins ride via habal-habal/motorcyle), transportation rate is P150/head.
Road construction is in progress, but can be passed by private and public vehicles.
Mambuntan and Kabula-bulaan Falls are in the same barangay.
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“Kanapulan Falls has three separate and distinct waterfalls. Climbing up on a steep stairway led us to the second waterfall which gently flows down to a shallow basin. Then we negotiated a narrow path to reach the third waterfall. We were laughing when we saw a small drop and initially thought that must be it. Collecting our wits, we walked a little further until we saw the third tier. ” (Source)
At Naawan Bus Terminal, you’ll find habal-habal drivers lining up. You can ask them to take you to Kanapulan Falls at Barangay Tagbalogo, the fare will be around Php 20. If you travel alone, you’ll most likely double your payment to the habal-habal driver. A guide is optional, the place is really easy to explore and there are actually locals whom you can ask in the area.
Kanapulan Falls is relatively accessible. Aside from the 15 minute habal-habal ride to Barangay Tagbalogo from Naawan Bus Terminal, it also requires a 5 – 10 minute trek and a small river crossing at the jump off point. (Source)
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Mantalapok, Balabag, Mamidyas, and Abaga N Kulas Falls in the same barangay. (Source)
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SAIS Family Pool is a Spring Pool in Mountain area.
The entrance fee cost P20.00 for adults and P15.00 for kids.
Their big cottages costs P200.00 (2009 prices)
There were two pools — one for the kids and one for adults.
The adult’s pool is 5 – 6 ft deep.
Can be reached by habal-habal from Naawan Poblacion.
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