Sunday, November 2, 2014

Breathtaking Views in Rizal and Quezon



  1. Palo Alto Falls


Just an hour away from Metro Manila is Palo Alto Falls. It lies at the foot of Sierra Madre Mountain Range. The waterfall can be found in Brgy. Pinugay, Baras, Rizal and can be reached after climbing 249 steps at almost 1000 feet high.


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  1. Mount Balagbag


According to Rizal Government’s website, Mt Balagbag has a waterfall that looks like infinity pools. Climbing the waterfall is somewhat challenging, some part of the rocks were slippery and sharp.…. imagine climbing up an 80 degree incline almost 2 storeys high, using only your wits and balance to guide you to the top.

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  1. Calinawan Cave


“The Calinawan Cave of Tanay, Rizal will provide a spectacular experience inspired by the view of bountiful natural rock and mineral formations which can attract tourists and adventurers. The very step of its dark claustrophobic corridors gives a thrilling feeling. For spelunking enthusiasts, Calinawan also offers a treat. It is a true gem within the mountains of this nature-favored town.”


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I have already featured these next three tourist spots in my previous blog post. But since they are really breathtaking, I am going to feature them again.

The next 3 tourist spots can be found in Quezon Province.

  1. Puting Buhangin Beach


Located in the famous Pagbilao Grande area, Puting Buhangin Beach is like the Boracay or Pagudpud of Quezon with its pure white sand beach, crystal-clear and calm water. It is the tropical dream of every tourists with the summer-like setting and coconut trees.


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  1. Durungawan, Mt. Banahaw


Once you have reached the peak of the popular Mt. Banahaw, Durungawan will greet you. Durungawan is the perfect place to see the towns and city surrounding Mt. Banahaw. It is a tourist’s reward for surviving the hike up the mountain. Durungawan is located in Dolores, Quezon.


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  1. Puting Bato


If Puting Buhangin Beach brings you to Boracay, Puting Bato will bring you to North Palawan.

“The major attractions of Puting Bato are its cliff walls, which look like limestone cliffs of North Palawan. Aside from the walls, there are small caves. Small isolated beaches, which are good for swimming, can also be found. Rock formations, which look like umbrellas, abound in the area. It is located in Barangay Puting Bato, Burdeos, Quezon”

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