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Japanese Shrine in Valencia
This historical monument called the Filipino – American – Japanese Amity Shrine (Fil-Am Japanese Shrine). It stands on a sacred battle ground where an encounter during the World War II actually took place. It was built to remember the many lives taken by the vicious war.
The Japanese shrine is beautifully situated and well worth the effort to visit
Erected 1977
The pillar has three angles, making it appear 3 sided similar to a triangle. These three sides represent the three countries: Philippines, United States of America and Japan. In 1977 it was erected and unveiled by the war veterans, the surviving families of the water veterans, and the descendants of those who marched and died in the same war.
The view from the shrine is really amazing
We hiked there
We hiked from Valencia proper heading in the direction of the more well known Casaroro Falls. After roughly 4-5 kilometers the road divides and there is clear signage, Casaroro Falls to the left and the Japanese shrine to the right. After the signage the road soon gets rough and it’s more suitable for hiking rather than driving unless you are an experienced driver. Going from Valencia to the shrine and back is around 14 kilometers.
The road uphill to the shrine offered nice views over Dumaguete
Hot and sweaty
It was hot, sweaty and tiring to hike uphill. On our way up and down we encountered amazing views, barking dogs, the pure sound of the jungle and people singing karaoke.
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I am sure many men have encountered themselves in this situation...
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A walk downtown Dumaguete... and who said a mum can’t be sexy?
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Going to Apo island
When you get visitors all the way from Sweden, what can be better than show them the little pearl of the Visayas, Apo island. Apo island is probably most famous for its sea turtles. Wednesdays is a good day to go there because it's market day at the Malatapay market just near the port for Apo island. There will be many locals going back and forth Apo island and the market so it will be easy to get seats on a boat. Facts about how to get there, fees etc see here >>>
Apo Island is known for its many sea turtles.
It was empty at the Rollin Pin today where I had my breakfast.
They have everything at Malatapay market...
Dried fish
Here the livestock market. 5 PHP to go in there.
The fisherman with his catch
A short clip showing the lively livestock market
Never sit under a coconut tree!
Instead of hiring a boat we had arranged a transfer through Liberty lodge where we were going to stay. We shared the boat with two other tourists and some locals. We were waiting over an hour for the boat to show up and get ready for the trip back. When we patiently were sitting there waiting we suddenly heard big THUMP! A big vicious coconut had fall from the palm tree and hit the woman in the striped t-shirt. She was very lucky since she wasn't hit in the head. The woman fainted by the shock and was carried away by some helpful people. Obviously she missed the boat but I guess, at least she survived the incident with just the fright and some minor bruises.
A few minutes after this pic was taken the woman in the striped t-shirt was attacked by the coconut!
Unloading and loading our boat.
Finally on our way and I managed not to get sea sick!
Liberty lodge and our room was at the very top of the building.
We had to climb many stairs to get to the Top 1 room.
Our view from the room was not bad. We paid 3700 PHP for one night with the extra bed included.
We were lucky, we swam with the sea turtles
We arrived at lunch time so we had the afternoon for snorkeling with the famous sea turtles. At first we didn't see any of them but later on we were lucky. That time of the day it was relatively many tourists and the snorkeling guides were busy towing around tourists who were not able to swim and snorkel by themselves.
A video clip showing the sea turtles
Life is wonderful
In the afternoon most of the tourists went back to mainland and only those who would stay over night were still on Apo island. After dinner we went up to the lighthouse at the top of the island and enjoyed the sunset. At 10 PM the electricity was shut down in order to conserve energy and the whole island got totally quiet. It was an almost surreal feeling to sit there on our balcony star gazing and contemplate about the all the wonderful things in life.
350 steps something and 600-700 m to walk to the lighthouse.
The lighthouse and the new construction at the top of Apo island.
The view from here was very rewarding.
Sunset at Apo island.
A compilation of pictures from our trip
Don't expect to sleep long in the morning
At roughly 4 AM the first rooster was calling good morning. Even the dogs were still sleeping at that time. 30 minutes later all roosters on the whole of Apo island were calling good morning together with the dogs which were barking. I guess they were also awakened by the roosters. 6 AM the boatsmen started up their boats. The good thing was that we took an early breakfast and plunged in the sea snorkeling before all the tourists were coming from the mainland. Time goes fast when you enjoy so already at 1 PM it was time to take to boat back again.
After 24 hours on this beautiful island we were heading back to mainland.
The budget
The budget for us on this trip was:
A double room with an extra bed at the Liberty lodge 3700 PHP with three meals included.
600 PHP per head back and forth with the boat, ask Liberty for the transfer.
100 PHP an environmental fee upon arriving to Apo island.
28 PHP with bus from South Terminal in Dumaguete going there.
20 PHP with jeepney going back to Dumaguete.
Not included in our budget, but available if you need it: Rent of life vests (when snorkeling), renting a table ( to put your stuff), snorkeling gear and snorkeling guides.
A double room with an extra bed at the Liberty lodge 3700 PHP with three meals included.
600 PHP per head back and forth with the boat, ask Liberty for the transfer.
100 PHP an environmental fee upon arriving to Apo island.
28 PHP with bus from South Terminal in Dumaguete going there.
20 PHP with jeepney going back to Dumaguete.
Not included in our budget, but available if you need it: Rent of life vests (when snorkeling), renting a table ( to put your stuff), snorkeling gear and snorkeling guides.
Going there:
Take a jeepney from Dumaguete city centre, around 20 PHP. Tell the driver to let you off at the Malatapay Market in the town of Zamboanguita, around 40 min from Dumaguete. Go down to the shore and rent a motorized boat that will take you to Apo island. The round-trip boat ride costs 2500 PHP (good for 4 passengers), 3000 (good for 6 passengers) or 3500 PHP (good for 8 passengers). Solo travelers may join other groups, and share the costs for the boat rental.
Or you can let the lodge arrange with the transfer as we did on this trip.
Or you can let the lodge arrange with the transfer as we did on this trip.
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An afternoon at Sans Rival in Dumaguete
At a Sunday afternoon, what can be better than taking the girls for an outing. Bonding, having a nice time and relaxing... oups maybe someone will not agree about the last statement hehe. Well check out the short video clip at the end and you will see what I mean...
The beautiful ceiling in Sans Rival
The cookie monster
Cutie overload
Someone gets lot's of attention
The mothers helping hands are always there
Sometimes the attention can be too much for someone
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We came and they went. Btw this was the pool which was not suitable for bath.
The unknown pearl
This is one of the more unknown hot sulphur springs in the area around Dumaguete. The place is located remotely in the rainforest so expect no shops, changing rooms or comfort rooms here. The hot spring basically consists of five pools where one of the pools is not suitable for bathing due to no maintenance. So that leaves us four pools, where another one is by far too hot, more suitable for boiling egg. So what remains are three pools with hot, medium and a little bit cooler water. The water is not clear but I guess it depends on the minerals... hey this water is volcanic and comes directly out from the mountain after all! The area is quiet and peaceful and if you are resonable fit and are not dependent of shops and changing rooms this is the place for you!
In some places the water was so hot so you burned your feet when stepping in it!
The water was not clear but I guess it was due to the minerals from the mountain.
The pools from upper left clockwise: far too warm, medium warm, luke warm and warm.
The medium warm pool suited me perfect. The water had a small scent of sulphur.
Going down to the hot springs. Indeed we saw many people at the turnback, but they were there for cock fights not for the hot springs.
Going there
The sulphur Baslay hot springs are accessed along a bumpy road 10 km off the main highway, best accessed by motorcycle or habal-habal (motorcycle taxi). When you drive south from Dumaguete, pass Dauin proper and when you see the Blue Pearl Minimart you turn the next available road to the right. Then go the bumpy road 10 km until it ends in a turnback. From there follow a cemented path with steep stairs down to the river for about additional 10 min. Expect it to be steep and slippery at some points.
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With more than 30 degrees and a distance of totally roughly 8 km back and forth, where some stretches were pretty steep uphill, would probably be considered as a good exercise. Right? Yes, for sure! We went to Puncak Tanawan today. The purpose was to get some kilometers in our legs. A real bonus was that this place is incredible beautiful and quiet coz it's far from the bustling city of Dumaguete. I really enjoyed it here today. The technical details of hiking Puncak Tanawan is covered in an earlier post: Hike the Puncak Tanawan
Hey! Don't forget to check the video clip at the end!
Hey! Don't forget to check the video clip at the end!
Someone was obviously really enjoying every step she took! Or hm was it in pain...?
On rare occasion I can smile for the photographer hehe
In one moment it's clear and in the next it's cloudy
One of the big guys was roaming around here
We were lucky this day, we hadn't any rain
At the summit there is a kiosk where we bought the Combo Special Meal. Just 120 PHP for two.
The view from here is breathtaking
A table for four
Heading back downhill was worse for our legs than going uphill. But we had the sun in the back so we could really enjoy the scenery.
A short compilation of our exercise up to Puncak Tanawan
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A little girl's own way to enjoy an ice cream, that's happiness to see. But for the mom in charge I guess the feeling is somewhat double-edged. The happiness is mixed with trying to avoid a total mess which is of course often is inevitable! But for me as a photographer, I could just sit, relax and observe.
Hey! Don't forget to watch the short video clip at the end!
Hey! Don't forget to watch the short video clip at the end!
Ube and vanilla ice cream... yummy!
Mom don't worry... I will not mess up
Ouch! Here we dropped the ice cream...
But the help is never far away
Mom is always there with a great patience... most of the time
Now we are back on track again
Baby wipes every parent's best friend
No baby wipes is necessary here!
It could have been worse
Done!
Heey... I want more! I want...
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You should buy the fruits from the vendors on the streets instead of the supermarkets. It's cheaper, more fresh and you exercise your negotiating skills.
This is the Veggie guy and he has his fruit and veggie stand just outside Sibulan. You can buy fresh buko juice there, only 15 PHP each.
Did you know this? That red bananas help combat nicotine withdrawal by fighting off the side effects, and reducing nicotine cravings.
One of many fruit stands in downtown Dumaguete
Can you see the plane?
Good night boats sweet dreams...
Someone said: Oh my, don't look like a crocodile! Ehh... what am I suppose to answer on that?!
This is a concern for everybody everywhere!
Imagine if you were able to fly... how fun that would be!
Walking down the road
You know how girls can be sometimes, right? Yes moody, and then as a guy you better stand down hehe.
The girls and our new space ship
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A very affordable place
Entrance to the coffee shop
Lobby of the RM Guest House
Nicely decorated
GK Coffee shop nicely decorated
GK Coffee Shop is located beside the lobby of RM Guest House. It's conveniently near the place where I am currently staying for the moment. So yesterday when it was raining, instead of taking the motorcycle to downtown I walked to The GK Coffee Shop instead. The place is nicely decorated and has warm and inviting colors.
The menu is nothing out of the ordinary
But the prices are reasonably
Reasonably prices
They offer the usual stuff to reasonably prices. I ordered beef tapas with rice and a caffe latte. I specifically asked if they make the latte without sugar. Yes it should be without sugar. But when I got the latte it had a sweet taste as if they had added sugar despite all. My beef tapas turned out to be a small portion but the taste was good.
My caffee latte
Beef tapas, small portion with a good taste
Conclusion
You get what you pay for I guess, so no complaining here. Since the prices were very affordable you might not expect miracles, right? But if I specifically ask for an unsweetened latte, then I expect to get that. So of course next time I will think twice before I order a latte or maybe I need to ask twice instead just to be sure... hehe.
Rating:
1-5 where 1 is terrible and 5 is excellent
3 Food
4 Service
4 Value
5 Atmosphere
1-5 where 1 is terrible and 5 is excellent
3 Food
4 Service
4 Value
5 Atmosphere
Gk Coffee Shop
Crossing E Rovira Dr and National Highroad
Bantayan, Dumaguete
Negros Oriental, Philippines
Phone: +63 915 110 3114
Crossing E Rovira Dr and National Highroad
Bantayan, Dumaguete
Negros Oriental, Philippines
Phone: +63 915 110 3114
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