Author: Island Living Channel
From the capital city of Negros Oriental, Dumaguete, the town of Sibulan is 6 kilometers away and about 20 minutes road travel time. From a certain point you head up to the mountains, a steep and winding path, until you reach the area for disembarking. Finally, you make a short descent to the lake by way of a man-made stairway made from flat stones. The majestic and serene lake slowly unfolds before your eyes as with the silhouette of the mountains behind it. Twin Lakes of Balinsasayao is situated in San Jose, Negros Oriental, Sibulan, Philippines. It was recognized last…
Your Travel Guide to Negros Oriental Known for its beautiful natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, this province offers something for every traveler. Whether you’re seeking pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, breathtaking waterfalls, or charm of laid-back provincial life, Negros Oriental is a destination that keeps on giving. In this comprehensive travel guide, we’ll take you through must-visit spots, local cuisine, and travel tips to help you make the most of your journey. Places to Visit: Rizal Boulevard, Dumaguete Named after the Philippines National Hero, constructed in 1916, this scenic quarter-mile lined with old fashioned street lams is…
Siargao Secrets: Essential Tips for Travelers Welcome to the Philippines’ very own slice of paradise—Siargao. This Island offers far more than its world-class waves, Siargao promises an unforgettable experience for adventurers, dreamers, and beach lovers alike. Whether you’re chasing the perfect barrel, seeking serene sunsets, or exploring vibrant island life, this guide unveils the secrets that make Siargao so magical. From practical travel tips to insider recommendations, learn all you need to know about navigating this fantasy island like an experienced traveler. Dive in and let Siargao’s beauty leave an impression on your soul. Best Time to Visit If you’re…
Siargiao: The Surfing Capital of the Philippines Siargao is a gem that as captivated the hearts of travelers from around the world. Known as the “Surfing Capital of the Philippines”—it is more than just a paradise for waves chasers. Its charm extends to lush landscapes, hidden lagoons, vibrant marine life, and a deeply rooted culture. However, behind its postcard-perfect façade lies a truth every traveler should know. Siargao’s Natural Beauty Siargao is known for its stunning sceneries. It’s easy to see why Siargao is known as a fantasy island, with the famed Cloud 9 surf break, the tranquil Sugba Lagoon,…