Puerto Princesa, Palawan: Ugong Rock
Oh my... How will I start this...
Of course we had a very tiring day on our City Tour so we slept so soundly in our very comfortable rented Guesthouse. We woke up early to pack our things for our next tour. I was actually expecting that we will be swimming but no.... we didn't. This tour is more like a sight seeing. No swimming yet for me...lol. Really? I can't swim but I like the feeling of soaking in the water! and floating! FYI! haha...
Of course we had a very tiring day on our City Tour so we slept so soundly in our very comfortable rented Guesthouse. We woke up early to pack our things for our next tour. I was actually expecting that we will be swimming but no.... we didn't. This tour is more like a sight seeing. No swimming yet for me...lol. Really? I can't swim but I like the feeling of soaking in the water! and floating! FYI! haha...
Of course, we have a Tour Guide, her name is Ate Sharon. What's cool about our tour guides, they are not fluent but they can express themselves clearly using the English Language, as I have observed when some tourists laugh at their jokes...lol!
On our way we were amazed at the splendid top view of Ulugan Bay, and marvel at the karst limestone mountains and elephant cave.
The spot is too boring to take a picture so he lifted me up! |
The Cave Entrance
I was so excited! I love arts, and that time when I saw all the rock formations, I fell in love with arts made by nature. Highly incredible. I also learned a lot from this climbing...lol! I learned to twist and turn, I learned to squeeze in and use my flexibility... And the most unforgettable, I learned to climb up with my flipflops on! Imagine that! haha! Why the hell nobody told me that we will go climbing. I'm just thankful that my flipflops made that tour unforgettable...lol!
Then hunger strikes us. We all gathered where are van was and continued our journey to the Underground River. But we have to stop for a while and eat lunch.
Credit to the owner |
Then just around the corner there are stores where you can buy "Pasalubong," that's how filipino calls a souvenir. It's a big deal. If you don't bring pasalubong to people who welcome you, they'll think you never thought of them while you were away.
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Underground River
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EvieD
Nice travel pic you got there.AWESOME!!! sakit.info
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