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Friday, February 22, 2013

2013 Philippine National Holidays



2013 Philippine National Holidays

Query: Is EDSA Revolution Anniversary on February 25, 2013 (Monday) a working day?

Answer: Yes, it is a working day for it is only a school holiday. There will be no classes.

However, it is an ordinary work day in public and private institutions.

By virtue of Proclamation No. 459, s. 2012 signed by the President of the Philippines, Benigno s. Aquino III, the list of holidays to be observed in the Philippines were announced by Malacañang Palace.

The regular holidays, special non-working holidays, and special holidays are as follows:

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Regular Holidays

New Year’s Day – January 1 (Tuesday)
Maundy Thursday – March 28
Good Friday – March 29
Araw ng Kagitingan – April 9 (Tuesday)
Labor Day – May 1 (Wednesday)
Independence Day – June 12 (Wednesday)
National Heroes Day – August 26 (Last Monday of August)
Bonifacio Day – November 30 (Saturday)
Christmas Day – December 25 (Wednesday)
Rizal Day – December 30 (Monday)
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Special (Non-working) Days

Black Saturday – March 30
Ninoy Aquino Day – August 21 (Wednesday)
All Saints Day – November 1 (Friday)
Additional special (non-working) days – November 2 (Saturday)
– December 24 (Tuesday)
Last Day of the Year – December 31 (Tuesday)
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Special Holiday (All Schools)

EDSA Revolution Anniversary – February 25 (Monday)

Long Weekends
March 28-31, 2013 – Holy Week
August 24-26, 2013 – National Heroes Day
November 1-3, 2013 – All Saints’ Day
December 28, 2013 - January 1, 2014  – Rizal Day and New Year’s Day

Source: http://philnews.ph



Monday, August 13, 2012

Philippines Holidays 2012


Philippines Holidays 2012

Below is the list of holidays in the Philippines:

1 January 2012 Sunday
New Year’s Day / Araw ng Bagong Taon
Regular Holiday on January 1
First day of the New Year

2 January 2012 Monday
Rizal Day / Araw ng Kabayanihan ni Dr. José Rizal
Regular Holiday December 30 – Replaced from 30 December 2011
Death anniversary of Philippines National hero José Rizal

Monday, 23 January 2012
Chinese New Year / Araw ng Bagong Taon ng mga Tsino
Regular day / Tentative
Chinese New Year 2012 based on Lunar Calendar

27 February 2012 Monday
People Power Day / Araw ng People Power (Lakas ng Bayan)
School holiday
Commemoration of the 1986 People Power Revolution

5 April 2012 Thursday
Maundy Thursday / Huwebes Santo
Regular Holiday Thursday before Easter
Commemorates the Last Supper; part of Holy Week 2012 /Mahal Na Araw celebrations

6 April 2012 Friday
Good Friday / Biyernes Santo
Regular Holiday Friday before Easter
Commemoration of the death of Jesus Christ, Good Friday is part of Holy Week/Mahal Na Araw celebrations

7 April 2012 Saturday
Holy Saturday
Regular day Saturday
Day before Easter Sunday

8 April 2012 Sunday
Easter Sunday / Linggo ng Pagkabuhay
Regular day Sunday
Easter 2012 is commemoration of the Resurrection of Jesus.

9 April 2012 Monday
Bataan and Corregidor Day (“Day of Valour”) / Araw ng Kagitingan
Regular Holiday April 9
Commemorates the Bataan Death March

1 May 2012 Tuesday
Labour Day / Araw ng Manggagawa
Regular Holiday May 1

11 June 2012 Monday
Philippine Independence Day / Araw ng Kasarinlan
Regular Holiday 12 June – Replaced to Monday
Anniversary of the Philippine Declaration of Independence

20 August 2012 Monday
Ninoy Aquino Day / Araw ng Kabayanihan ni Ninoy Aquino
Nationwide Special Holiday August 21 – Replaced to Monday
Death of Benigno Aquino, Jr.

27 August 2012 Monday
National Heroes’ Day / Araw ng mga Bayani
Regular Holiday Last Monday of August
Commemorates the “Cry of Pugad Lawin” by the Katipunan

1 November 2012 Thursday
All Saints Day / Undas/Todos los Santos
Nationwide Special Holiday November 1
Remembrance of all the saints and dead

2 November 2012 Friday
All Souls Day / Araw ng mga Patay
Special Non-working Holiday November
Remembrance of the dead

3 December 2012 Monday
Bonifacio Day / Kaarawan ni Bonifacio
Regular Holiday November 30
Birth date of Andres Bonifacio

24 December 2012 Monday
Christmas Eve
Regular Holiday December 24
Day before Christmas

25 December 2012 Tuesday
Christmas Day / Araw ng Pasko
Regular Holiday December 25
Celebration of Christmas

31 December 2012 Monday
Rizal Day / Araw ng Kabayanihan ni Dr. José Rizal
Regular Holiday December 30 – Replaced to Monday
Death anniversary of Philippines National hero José Rizal

31 December 2012 Monday
Last Day of the Year / Bisperas ng Bagong Taon
Special Nationwide Holiday December 31
Celebration of New Year’s Eve; created as “filler” holiday between Rizal Day and New Year’s Day


2012 Islamic Holidays

20 August 2012 Monday
Eidul Fitr (Arabic transliteration: Eid al-Fitr) / Wakas ng Ramadan
Regular Holiday Varies Date
Eidul Fitr 2012
End of the holy month of Ramadan; based on Islamic calendar

26 October 2012 Friday
Eidul Adha (Arabic transliteration: Eid al-Adha) / Araw ng Pag-alay
Eidul Adha 2012
Non-working Holiday Varies Date
2 days; based on Islamic calendar

Four Day Long Weekend in August 2012

Four Day Long Weekend in August 2012

Here are the dates for the Four Day Long Weekend in August 2012:

August 18, 2012 - Saturday
August 19, 2012 - Sunday
August 20, 2012 - Eid'l Fitr
August 21, 2012 - Ninoy Aquino Day

Thursday, June 14, 2012

How to get to Dumaguete via Liloan, Cebu

How to get to Dumaguete via Liloan, Cebu




First, you ride a Ceres bus from Cebu South Bus Terminal. The fare from Cebu City to Liloan, Cebu is estimated at Php 170.00. In Liloan, Cebu, you will alight at the pier area, it is also where the bus stops.

You can take the fast craft or pump boat from Liloan, Cebu to Sibulan, Negros Oriental. The former takes you to Sibulan in 30 minutes while the latter takes you to your destination in 45 minutes. The fare of the fastcraft is a little higher though. Fare from Liloan to Sibulan is around Php 50.00.

From Sibulan, you can ride a tricycle or multicab going to Dumaguete City for a fare of Php 25.00. Once you reach Dumaguete City, you can take a walk around the city since the establishments are just near each other. You can easily find for a place to stay in Dumaguete City. There are no taxis in the area considering that most tourists take the tricycle or just walk. If you want to chill along the boulevard in Dumaguete City where a lot of street food can be tried, you can choose Bethel Guest House as your temporary residence.


Bohol Video   Oceanjet Schedule   Weesam Schedule   Supercat Schedule   Lite Shipping Schedule   Going to Bohol via Tubigon   Bohol, a one day tour   Imperial Palace Waterpark Resort&Spa in Mactan, Cebu   Going to Siquijor Island   Dao Waterfalls, Samboan, Cebu   Waterfalls in Ginatilan and Samboan, Cebu   Gilutongan Island, Cebu


Sunday, January 22, 2012

Chinatown in Singapore during Chinese New Year

Chinatown in Singapore during Chinese New Year

Chinatown in Singapore is the perfect place to go during Chinese New Year. When I got there, there were a lot of people trying to buy items for the Chinese New Year. You can also enjoy free picks of different finger foods.



If you are taking the MRT, the Chinatown station in Singapore is in the purple line. I believe it would be two stations away from Harbourfront Station assuming you come from Vivo City in Singapore, where you can enjoy great shopping.

For directions on how to get to different places in Singapore, you can visit gothere.sg (click here).

Above is the intersection towards Mosque Street where you can see a lot of vendors lined up. Just explore the whole stretch so you will enjoy a wide variety of selections.

Below are just few of the items you can buy from Chinatown in Singapore. Do not miss a free taste though. Just ask Auntie if you can.



Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Cebu City Traffic Advisory, December 29, 2011

Cebu City Traffic Advisory, December 29, 2011

Origin: Gaisano Country Mall
Destination: Pier 1, Cebu City

Try to evade traffic in cebu city. From gaisano country mall, take this route: gov m cuenco avenue - turn left to juan luna avenue (going mabolo) - but turn right to ayala road - take an exit at hipodromo oval road in ayala area going out to mj cuenco avenue which leads you to Plaza Independencia (this is quite a long stretch so be patient) - finally turn left to Pier 1 (where the passenger terminals of Oceanjet, Lite Shipping, and Starcraft are found).

Origin: Gaisano Country Mall
Destination: Pier 4, Cebu City

If you're heading Pier 4, where the terminal of Supercat and Weesam is located, you can turn left from MJ Cuenco Avenue to General Maxilom Avenue Extension which goes straight to Pier 4.

Friday, November 4, 2011

Prony, the biggest python in captivity captured in Alburquerque, Bohol



Prony, the biggest python in captivity
When I was a little kid, I could still remember that Prony was still domesticated in a very small cage made of concrete materials and some wire mesh of not so big in diameter. Then, the owner fed the snake with a chick, then a chicken, and later on a dog. But now that Prony has grown even bigger, it demands a fresh and clean 35-40kg pig. I do not know what is next to that. We will wait and see.
The only time I witnessed Prony ate its food was when I happen to visit the place some eight (8) years back. It was a dog. You will somehow feel pity on the dog as it gets to the cage. Prony will attack its prey and once it gets hold of it, its whole body will wrap the dog to make sure it does not get away. You will surely hear the cracking bones of the dog and eventually, it will lose its breath. After Prony has softened its food, it will open its mouth and swallows the dog like a hotdog. This will satisfy its hunger for the whole month before it asks for the next dog.
Me and Prony, a rare moment :) I will never do this again




Prony is already over 20ft in length and more or less 300kg in weight. It was captured on October 21, 1996 which was only 5 ft long and weighs 5 kilos. When you get to the site, it has more become of a zoo now. You will see not just snakes, but some other animals, too. There are owls, an eagle, and more. I am no Kuya Kim here so I could not name all of them. J
The self developed and trained python has certainly become a worldwide sensation as people of different races have come to visit the site. Media has also featured Prony in several occasions and celebrities, like the Boholano Actor/Director Cesar Montano, also happen to drop by the sanctuary.
By the way, when you get to the sanctuary, you will also have for yourself a piece of entertainment. Together with Prony’s fame referred to by some as the “Live Anaconda in Bohol”, is Marimar’s way to stardom. He has got plenty of names but I think he is popularly known as Marimar. And from what he says, he can speak different languages. Well, that is important since visitors of varied nationalities come to visit. The last time I was there with my friends, we watched him perform and climb the bottom chord of her nipa hut-like stage.
Marimar, preparing for the performance of her life

Friday, October 14, 2011

Free trips to Japan

Due to the decline of tourist visits in Japan, the government has come up of a strategy to lure back foreigners to their country. This would also give foreigners an opportunity to travel for free to Japan. However, you have to pay for your food and accomodation. But I am sure there would still be a lot of people who would want to grab this chance to visit Japan so here is the complete details I got from inquirer.net.

TOKYO – Japan will offer 10,000 foreigners free airfares to visit the country next year, in an attempt to boost the tourism industry which has been hit by the ongoing nuclear disaster, a report said Monday.

The Japan Tourism Agency plans to ask would-be travellers to submit online applications for the free flights, detailing which areas of the country they would like to visit, the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper said.

The agency will select the successful entrants and ask them to write a report about their trip which will be published on the Internet.

Tourism authorities hope that positive reports from travellers about their experiences in Japan will help ease international worries about visiting the country, the newspaper said.

The programme, which will require travellers to cover other costs such as accommodation, is expected to start from next April, subject to government budgetary approval.

The number of foreign tourists to Japan fell more than 50 percent year-on-year during the three months after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that triggered meltdowns and explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

The sharp drop began to ease somewhat in the summer.

In June and July, tourist figures were down 36 percent from a year ago, easing to 32 percent in August as the country worked to reassure foreign tourism markets.

The government has said Japan is safe except for the immediate vicinity of the crippled plant, where work crews are still trying to bring the facility to a cold shutdown.

Source: inquirer.net

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Four day weekend begins Oct. 29th

Four day weekend begins Oct. 29th
Another Holiday in November


Everybody will surely have enough time to spend in going home to the provinces to remember their dead. As early as Friday evening, you can already get your way home as long as work is done.

Here's how the four day weekend goes:

October 29, 2011; Saturday.

October 30, 2011; Sunday.

October 31, 2011; This is declared a special non-working day by virtue of Proclamation No. 265 which was signed for Pres. Benigno Aquino III by Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr.

November 1, 2011; (All Saints Day) Traditionally, this is a special non working day as well.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

White Beach in Alcoy, Cebu





The white beaches and nice resorts in Alcoy, Cebu are just lined up here. You can certainly enjoy a morning walk so you will have a chance to see what every resort can offer. There is also a floating cottage here where you can take a look at many varieties of fish. And on that note, the area is also a good diving site.

One unfortunate event though is that I lost my Storm slipper here. It was going high tide that time so be careful of your slippers. Thanks to Storm anyway.


Cottages on the ROCKS! How wonderful is that?! :)

Below is the BBB Restaurant where you can enjoy a very relaxing view of the nearby Island of Bohol.

The photo above are the cottages for rent at BBB restaurant.

The following picture shows the wonderful sunrise in Alcoy, Cebu.

Please notice that small island just below the sun. Can you make a good guess?


Vote for Puerto Princesa Underground River as one of the World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature
Bohol, a one day tour
Imperial Palace Waterpark Resort&Spa in Mactan, Cebu
Going to Siquijor Island
Dao Waterfalls, Samboan, Cebu
Waterfalls in Ginatilan and Samboan, Cebu
Gilutongan Island, Cebu

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Going to Siquijor Island

Going to Siquijor Island

In going to Siquijor, most people’s impression about Siquijor is that some inhabitants in this island are practicing some sort of witchcraft. This could be one good reason why reportedly there are no robbers or thieves in the area.






Watch Siquijor Tour Video

Where is Siquijor? See map below.



(The island of Siquijor is surrounded by the islands of Bohol in the Northeast, Camiguin in the East, Negros in the West, and Cebu in the North).


But, when you get to Siquijor, all those creepy stories you have in mind are gone. By the time you set your feet on the island, you will be embraced by the white sandy shores on both sides of the port in Siquijor. By the way, the capital of the province of Siquijor is the town of Siquijor. It is not yet a city as of now. With regard to its political subdivision, there are 6 municipalities in the whole province, namely, Siquijor (the capital), Larena, Enrique Villanueva, Maria, Lazi, and San Juan.
According to one of the visitors I have conversed with, she felt blessed upon seeing the crystal clear waters surrounding the island of fire. Speaking of the Island of Fire which is Siquijor, the place is so called because in earlier times, the island is filled with fireflies at night because of its lush species of trees and on that note, Siquijor has a very rich watershed. Developments though are still to be carefully planned.

The People

The people of Siquijor are also hospitable. Since the island is already one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Philippines, you will feel comfortable already roaming around the island. From the natives we have met, they are already open about these queries regarding the creepy thoughts we had towards the Siquijoranons. In fact, they use it already as one of the tourism features and in one resort we went, one of the advertised activities is to experience one kind of healing which is Bolo Bolo. You can also ask from the hotel where to buy love potions in Siquijor. You can also buy other potions for certain uses. Accordingly, even citizens from far-flung nations come to visit the healers in the area.

Accommodation

Most of the nice resorts are located in the town of San Juan which is in the western side of the island so it has to be in the priority list in going to Siquijor. The area is abundant in water. From what I know, the most expensive place to stay is Coco Grove.

Transportation


If you go from one municipality to the other, you can either ride a tricycle or a multicab. The latter they call EZ ride as in Easy Ride. Tricycle fare is around Php 20 to Php 25 or you can do “pakyawan” at Php 200 to Php 250, that is if you want to ride from Siquijor to Larena. They do not have 24 hour schedule for buses or jeepneys so knowing the schedule would be really helpful.

Ports of Entry

There are two ports of entry in going to Siquijor. One is in Siquijor town accommodating mostly boats and fast crafts from Dumaguete City, Oriental Negros. The second one is in Larena town. FJ Palacio and Lite Ferries ships dock here. Both shipping lines route from Cebu City to Larena, Siquijor via Tagbilaran City, Bohol. After it stops in Larena, these boats proceed to Plaridel in Mindanao.


Wednesday, August 10, 2011

PAL unveils ‘fly-all-you-can’ Philippine promo

Other Promos: Globe Tattoo More promos Rocket Plug-it from Smart bro Metro Deal Oceanjet Libre Balik Smart Unli Postpaid PAL Promo Cebu Pacific Promo


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MANILA, Philippines—Due to the clamor for a domestic version of its successful “fly-all-you-can” Asia promo, Philippine Airlines (PAL) has unveiled its latest offering called “Fly PINAS” which allows pass holders unlimited travel to 20 domestic points from August 8 to November 15.

To avail of the latest PAL offer, passengers may purchase the “Fly PINAS” pass online, PAL ticket offices or their PAL partner travel agents.

Fiesta (economy) class is P7,070 while Mabuhay (business) class is pegged at P37,070. Ticket sale period is from August 8 to 14, while travel period is from Aug. 8 to Nov. 15, 2011.

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“Fly PINAS” pass holders can hop to 20 domestic points in the PAL network, which includes Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Cotabato, Davao, Dipolog, Dumaguete, General Santos, Iloilo, Kalibo, Laoag, Legazpi, Manila, Ozamiz, Puerto Princesa, Roxas, Tacloban, Tagbilaran and Zamboanga.

For example, one can fly to and return from different domestic destinations such as Manila-Cebu and return from Tagbilaran to Manila.
Similar to the “Fly Asia Pass” promo, “Fly PINAS” pass holders have two weeks to plan, book and have their passes ticketed in any PAL ticket office or any travel agency-partner. All domestic destinations must be finalized and confirmed before ticket issuance.

Fares do not include taxes and surcharges.

Go to PAL WEBSITE

Source: inquirer.net


Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Bohol, a one day tour

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Bohol Video
Oceanjet Schedule
Weesam Schedule
Supercat Schedule
Lite Shipping Schedule
Going to Bohol via Tubigon




Here are some facts from Wikipedia about Bohol that I believe you should also know.

Bohol is an island province of the Philippines located in the Central Visayas region, consisting of Bohol Island and 75 minor surrounding islands. Its capital is Tagbilaran City. With a land area of 4,117.26 square kilometres (1,589.68 sq mi) and a coastline 261 kilometres (162 mi) long, Bohol is the tenth largest island of the Philippines. To the west of Bohol is Cebu, to the northeast is the island of Leyte and to the south, across the Bohol Sea is Mindanao.

First of all, I love the place so much which makes me real proud of the natural wonders and magnificent scenes you can have while having a one day tour. Before, a day would be enough to see all the sites you ought to see. However, since tourism has greatly improved in the province, you would probably need to stay for 2-3 days for you not to miss a single activity and not to miss a single shot in any of the wonderful tourist spots scattered in this paradise.

For purposes of this blog, I am sharing to you a one day itinerary especially designed for my cousin and her Japanese friends. I personally handpicked most of the sites which rightfully belong to the must see list.

Getting to Bohol

There are 2 ports in Bohol. One is in Tubigon while the other is in Tagbilaran City. Tubigon is nearly an hour from Tagbilaran if you ride a van (fare is P90) while bus takes an hour and a half (fare is P50).

If you take Cebu-Tagbilaran route, you can get aboard 3 fastcrafts. Oceanjet departs from Pier 1, Cebu City while Supercat and Weesam dock in Pier 4 of Cebu City. If you list down all the trips these boats have, you can go round the clock. You can take as early as 6am and as late as 6pm.

Slow boats also sail to the island. Lite Shipping is one of the shipping companies serving passengers who are destined to Bohol. One way trip fare for fast crafts averages at P500 while for slow boats, that would be at least P200 depending on the accommodation; Economy, Tourist, or Business class.

Accomodation

There are already a wide array of hotels, inns, and resorts where you can spend the night just with yourself or with your loved ones. White beaches are like bread and butter in the island of Panglao. Panglao Island composes 2 municipalities, Panglao and Dauis. You can choose from the 2 bridge connections from Tagbilaran City but the one in Mansasa is already wider so traversing that way would be more convenient. This could be a major preparation as Bohol realizes its international airport very soon.

Transportation

Tricycles and multicabs are the most common means of transportation in the island. Minimum fare is P7. When you get to the port of Tagbilaran, you can ride a tricycle going to the multicab terminal near Alturas supermarket. From there, the multicab takes you to Dao Bus terminal which is just near the newest mall in Bohol, Island City Mall. All buses are stationed in one terminal in Dao. This is the starting point for you if you like taking the bus touring around the province. However, they do not have 24hour schedule so you might want to be conscious about your time. Most buses could not go beyond 6pm. Jeepneys are available for you to ride going to nearby municipalities like Baclayon (the oldest church is here), Albur (Prony the Python is seen here), Loay, and Loboc (river cruise is here).

There are taxis in the city however, they are not visible most of the time because you have to call the operator each time you need a ride. Not much people use the taxi in the city since establishments are just located near each other. But with the latest development, a taxi stand is already made available when your reach the port of Tagbilaran.

If you want to choose a more convenient way to tour Bohol, you can rent a van at P4500. Gasoline is quite pricey nowadays so that explains.

Delicacies

Calamay is the sweetest delicacy in the island which you can buy right in the port of Tagbilaran. Vendors are lined just near the area where barbecue stands also abound. Residents of Ponong, Albur, Bohol are famous in producing this calamay. Peanut kisses are also favorite pasalubong items of tourists.

Places to GO

You can party at Lazer party club in Bohol Tropics or sing your hearts out in the resorts VIP Videoke bar. Time out in BQ mall is also highly recommendable with rates of P100-P150 an hour. There are several party bars within the city but not too many people stroll around after midnight. BQ Mall and Island City Mall are perfect places for you to shop if ever you need some things while in the island.

This is taken in Island City Mall


One day Itinerary

What follows is the actual itinerary we had during our tour. The time and duration are specified to make sure we hit the targets we set for the tour and the applicable rates or entrance fees. Annotations have been added based on what we experienced in every stop.

The time, duration, and the destination with applicable entrance fees are specified below for easy reference.

8:30am 10:15 Supercat to Bohol (Pier4) 500.00

Terminal fee 20.00

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Destinations

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1015-1035H Bee Farm, Panglao Island, Bohol (bees, healthy foods and malunggay ice cream) P20-30

Stay 15min

I tell you, only at Beefarm you can taste the perfect Bahalina. You should take that small glass and have a drink.

1050-1100H Early Lunch at Bohol Tropics Resort, Panglao, Bohol

Stay 45min; consumable entrance fee of P300-P500

(leave BBC at 1145)

The place is perfect for a honeymoon or just a simple date. The sand is naturally fine and white. You can have it only here in Panglao.

1205H Blood compact site, Bool,, Tagbilaran City, Bohol

Stay 5min

1220H Aproniana Giftshop, Baclayon, Bohol (for pasalubong, shirts, etc)

Stay 15min

This is the biggest souvenir shop you can find along the road.

1240H Baclayon church, Baclayon, Bohol

Stay 5min

1310-1400H Loboc Cruise (Lunch,musical entertainment while on cruise) P 400.00 Stay 45min

Tarsier watching, Loboc

Stay 15min

1450H Bilar Manmade Forest (just passed by)

Stay 5min

1530H Chocolate Hills, Carmen


You will reach the bell at the top of the viewing area.

Stay 30min

1630H Sagbayan Peak

Stay 30min

(leave Sagbayan at 1700H)

(must arrive Tubigon at least 1730H)

1745-1845pm MV Starcraft Tubigon, Bohol to Pier 1, Cebu City P200.00

Terminal fee P10.00

Even the time we are allowed to stay in every stop is so specified since we only have limited time for the tour.

More Lists of Tourist Destinations in Bohol

Resorts in Panglao, Bohol

Dumaluan Beach Resort

Alona Kew

Eskaya

Bilar Manmade Forest, Bilar, Bohol

Danao Zipline, Danao, Bohol

Diving in Balicasag Island, Panglao, Bohol

Whale Watching in Pamilacan Island, Baclayon, Bohol

Mag-aso Falls, Bohol

Ubay Stock Farm, Ubay, Bohol

Hinagdanan Cave, Dauis, Bohol

Motor Bike, Carmen, Bohol

Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella, Bohol

Paradise Python Sanctuary, Alburquerque, Bohol

Sta. Fe Beach, Alburquerque, Bohol

Calamay Production and Pot Making, Alburquerque, Bohol

These are all the good things to see in the 10th largest island in the Philippines and to me, always the no.1 tourist destination in the country and definitely one of the best in the world.

If you have comments and suggestions to improve my blog, you can send them to all2go.email@gmail.com. Always feel free to comment. Some of the rates are given a range whenever I am not so sure of the approximate figure. Please do verify always. For corrections, just add them in the comment box.

Bohol Video
Oceanjet Schedule
Weesam Schedule
Supercat Schedule
Lite Shipping Schedule
Going to Bohol via Tubigon

Vote for Puerto Princesa Underground River as one of the World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature
Bohol, a one day tour
Imperial Palace Waterpark Resort&Spa in Mactan, Cebu
Going to Siquijor Island
Dao Waterfalls, Samboan, Cebu
Waterfalls in Ginatilan and Samboan, Cebu
Gilutongan Island, Cebu

Monday, June 13, 2011

Vote for Puerto Princesa Underground River as one of the World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature

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Bohol, a one day tour
Imperial Palace Waterpark Resort&Spa in Mactan, Cebu
Going to Siquijor Island
Dao Waterfalls, Samboan, Cebu
Waterfalls in Ginatilan and Samboan, Cebu
Gilutongan Island, Cebu

Click here to vote online for Puerto Princesa Underground River
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Vice President Jejomar C. Binay is encouraging the public to vote for the Puerto Princesa Underground River as one of the World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature to highlight the beauty of the country.

“Please encourage your relatives, friends, and every concerned Filipino to vote,” Binay said in a statement.

“This is also in support of the Aquino administration’s effort to put the country in the map and bring attention to our beautiful country,” the Vice President added.

The Puerto Princesa Underground River is one of 28 finalists competing for the New Seven Wonders of Nature list to be determined by voters around the world.

To vote, Globe, Smart, or Sun subscribers may text “PPUR 15” to 2861. The public may vote as many times as they want until September 25, 2011.The official declaration of the New7Wonders of Nature will be on November 11, 2011 (11.11.11), which coincides with the Vice President’s birthday. (JC Bello Ruiz)

Click here to vote online for Puerto Princesa Underground River
Click here to vote online for Puerto Princesa Underground River
Click here to vote online for Puerto Princesa Underground River

Source: http://www.mb.com.ph/

Vote for Puerto Princesa Underground River as one of the World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature
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