glendalovesnature

  perfect place for serious talking😆 Today, accompany us to a day hike at Panimahawa Ridge, one of the breathtaking ridges in Bukidnon, region 10, Philippines. Locals relayed that ‘panimahawa’ is a Higaunon term meaning ‘pamahaw or breakfast’. Higaunon are highland indigenous people who consider the ridges as their habitat, so everyday as they head out for farming several crops, they pleasantly stop at ‘Panimahawa’ to eat savory breakfast they usually bring.                                                                This ridge has 819 meters elevation. From the capital Manila, take a direct flight from Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Laguindigan Airport,  Cagayan de Oro City. Immediately hop on a public utility vehicle which could be van or taxi bound for Agora Terminal. This terminal operates various bus tra...

                                                                                                          T rekking Mt. Hibok-hibok , an Asean Heritage Park at Camiguin Island, Philippines         Centuries have passed when our forefathers have walked on fours, then walked in two legs upright and barefoot   to journey the earth and discover the bounties of the world, however, today human can explore earth fully clad to surmount challenges and enjoy the nature in his own favorable time. Because we admire nature amply, how else can we show our deep connection with it than spending great deal of time with seas, mountains, volcanos, pines, bushes, springs, ponds and the like. Today, we’ll let you...

  Refreshing Bonding at Camuayan Cold Springs Huge rock is designed as the starting block.      The road was rough, winding and with occasional humps along the way. Houses made of light wooden materials dotted the street while common garden grasses covering each inch of vacant space. The travel self-drive or via tricycle lasted 20 minutes from the center of the town called  Bali, not Bali, Indonesia but Bali, in other words, Balingasag, Region 10, Philippines. Indeed! the springs is welcoming so are the villagers. Murmuring noise greeted us as we approached the locally known cold springs of Camuayan, named so because it is located in barangay Camuayan.                                                                 Rapids grew wilder in rainy days.       There were not many Cold s...