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Beyond Boracay: Unveiling the Natural Wonders of Kalibo's Bakhawan Eco-Park
Located along the Aklan River in Barangay New Buswang, Kalibo is another reminder of how natural disasters can pave the way to a stronger ecosystem as well as community driven conservation. This can be a great way to spend your vacation and you will find yourself surrounded by the many species of plants that make up mangrove forests. Approximately a site area of 220 hectares, Bakhawan Eco-Park is recognized as one the successful mangrove reforestation projects in Southeast Asia demonstrating the significance of this ecosystem services for coastal protection and biodiversity.
The Significance of Mangroves
Mangroves are important for ecological stability. They are home to different kinds of fish species, birds and lots more that give these areas a high biodiversity value. Mangrove forests with their complex root systems are stabilizing shorelines and acting as natural buffers to storm surges and floods. Kalaeeang Celebrating the International Day of Forests, The Bakhawan Eco-Park & Research Centre is a mangrove nature park forest where was established in 1990 with the primary goal to reforest and restore its original ecosystem (mangroves) that serve as buffer zone for outside calamities such as typhoons and tidal surges. The project has not only brought about a positive change to the local environment, but is creating sustainable livelihoods for residents - thousands of whom are poor fishermen experiencing difficulty in sustaining their families due to degraded marine ecosystems.
Exploring the Eco-Park
Bakhawan Eco-ParkMandurriao, IloiloVisitors to Bakhawan Eco-Park not only have access to a 1.3-kilometer bamboo boardwalk that seems endless as it meanders through its verdant mangrove forest...but also sourceMapping:Taxi AsPOnto which light up the moment you step on them! This raised walkway gives visitors an opportunity to experience the peaceful setting, topping it off with views of all kinds of wildlife as well. The boardwalk is constructed in a way that protects the delicate habitat so residents and visitors may enjoy it without disturbing any of the local wildlife.
Take a walk along the trail and, who knows: You might see birds - or crabs... x refers to the end of the previous graph where maybe you can also spot fish_) thriving in this lush environment. In addition, the park includes several rest areas that allow visitors to stop and enjoy the surrounding nature. At the very end is a sandy beach that provides space for relaxation and contemplation.
Activities and Attractions
At Bakhawan Eco-Park, it is not all about walking; the eco-park has activities to offer for nature lovers. Guests are able to rent kayaks and explore the waters at their own leisure, fish or take part in mangrove planting activities. The park also features picnic spots that let families dine in the lap of nature. Optional is the call of the adventurous, to munch on local delicacies like tamilok (woodworm) that spices up your gastronomic encounter with El Nido.
In addition, the park is a center for educational studies with the entrance area also serving as home to the Center for International Mangrove Studies. Here, visitors can get more information about the mangrove ecosystems and also understand why their conservation is essential. School & Special Programs are available for visitors who want to learn more about the environment.
Conclusion
One of the most pristine destinations including this site is The Bakhawan Eco-Park, a mix between beauty with how important maintenance can be. It is a reminder that there is more to Aklan than Boracay and here are the natural wonders of the region waiting to be discovered. In going to Bakhawan, travelers in effect help sustain the battle for this ecosystem. Not only does the park allow you to refuel by nature, but it is also a striking example of how communities and environmental organizations can work together for success. As a growing number of visitors finds its way to the natural treasures of Kalibo, Bakhawan Eco-Park shines as an example of responsible tourism and environmental conservation.
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Frendz Hostel Boracay One doesn't need to look far as the hostel enjoys close proximity to sightseeing options and local attractions. Keep your vacation simple, with a visit to White Beach just 1.4 km away, where the ocean breeze makes you instantly feel relaxed. How far are you willing to explore? Take the perfect ocean adventure with a day trip to Crocodile Island located 3.2 km away.
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Sun Life in the midst of sun, sea and fun in Boracay
Summer is in full force, and Sun Life Philippines is one with Filipinos in welcoming the season with bright and fun activities in Boracay. Tourists who headed to the island paradise for the recent five-day break were greeted by colorful paraws that were specially designed for Sun Life. As a bonus, Giftaway e-gift certificates are also up for grabs for those who will join Sun Life’s Spot the…
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THIS IS: SIARGAO ✨
December film dump 🎞️
Growing up in Mindanao for almost 2 decades and never actually being able to traverse the picturesque landscapes in the eastern part of the island is something that I know I have to break before the year ends. So I did.
I flew from Manila to Cebu so early in the morning to catch a connecting flight to Siargao by noon. Traveling to Siargao was a lot of firsts for me. Not having to go to every detail but when the plane was about to take off to Siargao, we were all offloaded due to the bad weather on the island. Fortunately, instead of having to fly back to Manila, the airline was kind enough to take me to a nearby hotel in Cebu, all expenses paid including food, transportation, and next-day ticket. It was an unexpected staycation which surprisingly I enjoyed.
Coming from a very tiring day at work and then going to the airport, I felt like I really needed this quiet time, and I was able to check in to this lavish hotel all by myself while waiting for my flight the next day. Also, I had a great night as well in Cebu catching up with one of my long-time friends and her beaux. I went back to my hotel around 3 in the morning because there’s just so many things to catch up and I really missed my homie so much. Keyword: low-maintenance friendships.
So the day finally came, and I was able to land safely on the island of Siargao. Right off the bat on my first night, I had a lovely dinner with my travel friends slash buddies at work and we went to a bar, and danced the night away which to me serves as a prelude to the great experience this vibrant community had in stored for me as a Mindanaoan that have never set foot beyond the confines of Zamboanga and western Mindanao.
We spent our days being on the road which to me was such a release. Being able to smell the fresh ocean breeze while blasting our favorite Y2K songs in the car and relying on Waze or Google Maps for our next destination, to me, makes the trip so much fun because of the spontaneity and unpredictability that it brings. We went island hopping, danced in the boat, swam on open waters, ate our hearts out, moved from one accommodation to another, and I tried surfing for the first time! I never thought I would enjoy the experience because it was raining lightly at that time and the waves were so big it could easily engulf me, but man, best day ever!!!! I fell on the surfing board and slammed my body on the rushing waves several times but being able to stand on the surfboard for the first time was such a liberating experience. A little bit of a stretch, but it was and I will try it again once I go back to Siargao.
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I flew back to Cebu and then to Manila to catch one of my friend’s wedding and luckily I made it with no delay. Looking at the pictures that I got to develop from a Fuji film camera that I brought with me on the island, I am reminded again of the incredible healing power of what it’s like to try new things, be with nature, and just breathe. Knowing that the year is about to end in a couple of weeks, I felt so blessed to have that opportunity to break the complicated rhythm of corporate life and to disconnect for a moment.
After 3 weeks, I get to fly back to Boracay to celebrate New Year’s Eve. So many epic moments that I am also grateful for which I may save for the future but nevertheless, my last month of 2023 was such a banger and I hope it always feels that way.
By the way, I’m writing all these on my iPhone because I’m too tired to get up and open my MacBook, so I appreciate you for hanging with me this far. So that’s it for 2023!
Simply put, I just want to say Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones, and may 2024 be as effervescent as your hopes and dreams for the future.
J.
(December, 2023)
(Photos were shot using Fujifilm Simpleace 35 mm camera + iPhone 15 Pro Max)
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Hotel reco sa Boracay around station 1 yung hindi gaanong mahal pero maganda and malapit sa beach 😊❤️. Thank youuuu
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It’s more fun in Boracay!
Ang Boracay ay isa sa mga pinakasikat na destinasyon sa Pilipinas, kilala ito sa kaniyang puting buhangin, at maraming aktibidad na inaalok para sa mga turista. Matatagpuan ito sa lalawigan ng Aklan at kadalasang binibisita ng mga lokal at dayuhan.
Agosto 29, 2023.
Sa araw ng aming paglalakbay, kami ay nagising nang maaga upang hindi ma-late sa aming flight, dahil alam naman nating lahat, ang oras ng mga Pilipino ay laging maaga. Nagsimula kaming umalis ng alas-kwatro ng madaling araw mula sa Balanga patungong Clark International Airport. Pagdating namin, kumain muna kami ng almusal at naglibot sa paligid ng paliparan.
Sa pagpasok namin sa eroplano, nakaramdam ako na para bang sumakay ka lang ng bus ngunit mas malaki at mas organisado. Ang mga stewardess ay napakaganda at napakabait, talagang nakakatuwa. Sa pag-angat ng eroplano, kinuhanan namin ito ng litrato at sa wakas ay nakapagpahinga kami nang kaunti habang nasa biyahe.
Sa aming paglalakbay patungo sa hotel, labis ang pagpapatawa sa amin ng drayber dahil sa mga kwento nito tungkol sa Boracay. Binigyan niya kami ng maikling paglilibot at ipinakilala sa amin ang mga lugar na maaaring puntahan kung nais naming maglibot.
Pagdating naman namin sa hotel, nagpalit kami ng aming kasuotan upang makapagkuha ng mga litrato sa labas. Kahit malakas ang hangin, napakaganda pa rin ng tanawin. Maraming tao ang nag-aanyaya sa amin na subukan ang kanilang mga pagkain at mag-enjoy, ngunit tumanggi kami at naglibot sa paligid.
Sa gabi, muli kaming nagpalit ng aming kasuotan at dinama ang ganda ng tanawin. Maraming propesyonal ang nagsasayawan gamit ang apoy at ang mga tao mula sa iba't ibang lugar. Kumuha rin kami ng mga litrato ng magagandang tanawin at inikot ang buong beach.
Labis ang tuwa ng aking puso sa mga tao na nadadaanan ko. Abot langit ang kanilang mga ngiti na para bang sila ay malalapit sa amin. Napakaraming turista at talaga namang makikita mo sa kanilang mga mata ang kasiyahan at kung gaano nila kagusto ang lugar.
Agosto 30, 2023.
Kinabukasan, tinanghali na kami ng gising dahil sa pagod mula sa pag-ikot sa lugar. Pagkatapos, tumawag kami at nagrenta ng isang tour guide upang maglibot sa Boracay. Sa wakas, nasubukan ko rin ang crystal kayak na pinag-uusapan ng lahat sa internet. Nakakatuwa ito ngunit medyo nakakatakot.
Sa mga aktibidad na aming nasubukan, ang pagsakay sa crystal kayak ang pinaka nagustuhan ko. Isa ito sa mga bagong karanasan na aking nagustuhan sa buong buhay ko. Matagal ko nang inaasahan na masubukan ang aktibidad na ito. Kahit nakakapagod ang paglalakad, sulit pa rin ito.
Sinulit namin ang huling gabi ng aming pananatili sa Boracay. Inikot namin ang buong beach kahit na nakakapagod ito. Bumili kami ng mga pasalubong at marami pang iba. Binisita rin namin ang mga lugar na nakikita namin sa internet at talaga namang totoo ang balita, maganda ito sa personal. Sa karanasan na ito, nakuhang mahumaling ulit ng aking puso sa isang lugar na talaga namang napakaganda.
Sa kabuuan, lubos kong itinamasa ang kagandahan ng Boracay. Sa loob ng dalawang araw, naramdaman ko ang kapayapaan at kagandahan ng lugar na iyon. Minahal ko ang bawat aktibidad at kasiyahan na naranasan ko. Tiyak na irerekomenda ko ito sa lahat ng tao.
Mensahe para sa aking minamahal, aking Aly: Balang araw, dadalhin kita sa Boracay, sa lugar kung saan ako ay nakakaramdam ng lubos na kaligayahan. Pakatatandaan mo, walang katumbas ang kapayapaan at kasiyahang hatid mo sa akin kumpara sa anumang nadama ko sa lugar na ito. Naniniwala ako na ang Boracay ay isang pook ng kaligayahan, ngunit mas naniniwala ako na mas magiging masaya ito kung kasama kita, ang aking pinakamamahal. Sa huli, ikaw at ikaw pa rin ang lugar na natatangi at hahanap-hanapin ko.
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Island 3: Boracay
The trip just keeps getting better and better. After both strongly deciding against the public boat we paid 10 times the amount to get a private one.. albeit it was only $150 between us! The popular island of Boracay was just 30 minutes away.
When we arrived we checked into our hotel, the beach club resort and were welcomed with a pool foam party! It looked like snow on the beach! We then headed to one if the hundreds of beachside bars for sunset. The sunsets here were amazing.
9 years ago when I did farm work in Australia I met an English guy called Matt. Turned out he randomly happened to be in Boracay at the same time so we hungout for the next few days.
Also 9 years ago, I tried scuba diving for the first time in the great barrier reef. I had such a bad experience I have never been too keen to try it again. Well it was the last day of the year and there was no time like the present and the glorious waters of the Philipines to give it another go. I was terrified and I made the instructor very aware of that. They were so good. Held my hand, guided me through and I was so happy to complete a 12m dive!
In the evening, Claire, Matt and I boarded one of the many sunset sailing boats and headed out for a cruise. It was very relaxing and just what we needed on NYE. That evening we spent having a few drinks a dance and watched the fireworks from the beach. It was an awesome atmosphere and the beach bars were world class.
New years day was spent relaxing, swimming, snorkeling, ready to leave for our final destination in the morning.
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Boracay often locally shortened to bora, is a resort island in the western Visayas region of the Philippines. Boracay island is located 0.8 kilometers off the northwest coast of Panay, with a population of 37,802 in the year of 2020 Boracay was originally inhabited by the Tumandok and Ati people. Boracay is famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation aside of its boasting white sand beaches. Before the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century, Boracay was populated by the Ati and Tomandok people. It was known as Buracay, Buracay had a population of one hundred people before the Spanish colonization, they cultivated rice on the island and augmented their income by raising goats. Boracay was previously part of the province of Capiz it was under the jurisdiction of the town of Buruanga until the municipality of Malay was established on June 17, 1949, the Municipality as well as the island became part of Aklan, which became an independent province on April 25, 1956. Negrito people also called the Ati people, spoke the Philippine language called Inati.
Boracay transportation is via motor tricycles and electric tricycles or e-trikes along the main road. Pedicabs also known as sikads in Boracay are also available along the beachfront Path. Other transportation includes mounting bikes, quad bikes, and motorbikes, all of which can be rented as of 2018, the municipal government of Malay was encouraging motorcycle operators to transition to e-trikes in their coordinated efforts to promote environment-friendly public transportation. Here are the Do's and Don'ts in Boracay island, first do your research, second bring enough cash with you, and third mind the environment. And their don'ts are, don't drink tap water, don't smoke or drink alcohol near the beach, and lastly don't leave your things unattended. These are some of their Do's and Don'ts for you to remember. If you're talking about the weather, in Boracay there are two seasonal weather patterns known locally as the Amihan and Habagat seasons. The Amihan season is characterized by moderate temperatures and the Habagat season, is characterized by hot and humid weather, frequently heavy rain. Boracay will be in the Amihan weather pattern from sometime in October to sometime in March and the Habagat weather pattern for the remainder of the year.
The expenses of Boracay Island are not that expensive if you are traveling as a family of three or four people, the price person often goes down because kids' tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can longer be shared. The average hotel price in Boracay for a couple is Php 44,101, a vacation for one week usually costs around Php 22,051 for one person. But first, you should have booked your accommodation before your trip, because Boracay has a "no booking, no entry". Boracay offers a variety of budget-friendly restaurants. Eating local restaurants on the island will cost you around Php 150 to 200 a meal, instead of visiting 5-star restaurants why not take advantage of eating at D Talipapa for fresh seafood at reasonable prices? There are a lot of activities to try when you are in Boracay you could even try parasailing, banana boat riding, and helmet diving activities for only Php 2,000. But if island hopping is at the top of your list you can try an island tour with another guest for only Php 600-800, when shopping for souvenirs D'Mall is the place to visit. Boracay is one of the best places on Earth to visit without going bankrupt. Experiencing the way you imagine a paradise with beautiful sunsets, sand, and the beach is worth every peso you spend.
Top 7 famous delicacies in Boracay Aklan, first is Binakol, which is an Aklan dish made of chicken that is stemmed with some of its delicious juice cooked over flaming charcoal inside a bamboo container. Second is Inuburan, a chicken dish cooked with coconut milk and pieces of banana pith. Third is Tinu-om, a common Aklan dish called Tinu-om consists of sliced native chicken that has been layered with chopped garlic, ginger, white onions, lemon grass, and tomatoes. The remaining ingredients are tightly wrapped in banana leaves. Next is Linapay the aklanon version of "laing" Linapay consists of small shrimps that have been pounded and are cooked in coconut milk with tender "bat wan" fruit, garlic, onion, gender, and chilies. Also part of the 7 famous delicacies is Inday Inday, Inday Inday is similar to the patilaw, this dessert is made with sticky rice flour(malagkit) cooked in hot water and topped with bukayo, which is gelatinous coconut meat simmered in water with muscovado sugar and coconut milk. Also, Latik is one of the famous delicacies, it is a must-try food in Boracay. And lastly Eangkuga, Eangkuga despite its peculiar name is similar to ginataang bilo-bilo. This delicacy is made of bilo-bilo (glutinous rice balls) banana pieces of camote and shredded young coconut meat, it is cooked in coconut milk and muscovado sugar.
Boracay activities in new year's a celebration by the sea where there are sand castle competitions. Ati-atihan fiesta the celebration of the catholic region of the Philippines is celebrated every do's of January. Different groups and put paint on their faces and wear different designs of costumes. There are more activities and celebration like, Boracay International Funboard Cup, Sand lantern festival, boracay international dragon both festivals, and Yapak Fiesta and lastly, Boracay Food Festival which are the celebrations that you can't miss in Boracay Island.
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Boracay Grace Hotel Get excited for all the adventures in Boracay Island with a stay at All offerings provided by Booking the best tickets and getting the hottest restaurant reservations are made easy with help from the hotel's tours. For longer stays or whenever you need it, the laundry service keeps your favorite travel outfits clean and available. Feel like doing nothing? Available services like room service and daily housekeeping let you get the most out of your time at the For guests who would like to smoke, the designated smoking areas are available. A range of amenities is offered in guestrooms at Don't worry about being thirsty as a refrigerator is provided in some guestrooms. Bathroom amenities are just as important as others, and at the hotel you'll find a hair dryer, toiletries, bathrobes and towels available in some guest bathrooms. Each morning you can start the day with a delicious in-house breakfast offered at A day in will be as fun as a day out with ranges...
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Our newest #fullfinnoy episode just dropped. Check us out and how things are going here in Boracay
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