Our favourite places to stay on this sleepy Cebu island.
As Filipinos, a big part of experiencing local tourism is climbing mountains and beholding our country’s unique landscapes and awe-inspiring sunrise to sunset sceneries. Thankfully, in the past couple of years, more and more Filipinos have become interested in mountain climbing if they weren’t already into it. But the view isn’t the only thing we remember and take back with us after the excursion. It’s the whole climbing experience. The excitement, the heat, the sweat, the sense of fulfilment, all of these are part of the climb. And we often go through all of it in stages. Diba?
Also read: Way to the Top: 14 Tips for Mountain Climbing Beginners
Your barkada has the highest energy level in the Philippines. Nothing can stop you!
The magical and breathtaking view you’ve been seeing in pictures is so near yet so far!
Your bodies are only starting to warm up. It’ll feel less painful as you go on…right?
May IG-worthy spot kayong nakita!
Bawal sumuko!
Nahuhuli ka na sa grupo…
Ilabas na ang packed lunch and drinks! Para gumaan na rin ang bitibit na gamit.
You’ve gained back some energy and are ready to keep climbing!
It’s like God Himself is showing you that it’s worth it.
You start to think “Na sa Pilipinas pa ba talaga tayo?!”
May casual pose. May wacky pose. May serious pose. At iba pa.
That sun can’t set without you at the top of that mountain!
Almost THERE.
Take a moment to bask in the setting sun and savour the breathtaking view. You’ve earned it.
The hardest part is over. Time to move on and go down.
BAKIT?!
Before you know it, you’re at the exit point of the mountain.
Also read: My First Mountain Climb: 11 Things To Expect When Climbing Mt. Ulap
Are your feelings ready for your next mountain climb? We hope they are!
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Our favourite places to stay on this sleepy Cebu island.
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