Sto. Niño Cold Spring, Camiguin

Sto. Nino Cold Spring is one of Camiguin’s top tourist destinations. By its name, you can easily expect fresh and cold spring water. I had no plans to get wet, especially with the temperature of the water, it was really a NO NO. Because of its super dupper clear water, I dipped into the water and experienced how great this cold spring is. I was also stunned by the bottom of the pool, there are no silts because it is made of concrete.

Bura Soda Water Park, Camiguin

Bura Soda Water Park, Camiguin
Bura Soda Water Park in Camiguin has a swimming pool with crystal-clear water. I know you're wondering why they call it Soda, it's because the water coming out from this spring tastes like a soda and it is safe to drink. Like Sto. Nino Cold Spring, this natural pool also has cool, refreshing and crystal clear water (photos below are proof).

Guiob Church Ruins

The old Guiob Church was damaged by the volcanic eruption that happened centuries ago, damaging the other structures on the island. The Old Church Ruin of Camiguin is composed of meter-wide walls and huge columns. These walls and columns are made of coral stones and are now covered with mosses and plants.

Calle Crisologo

It is also called Mena Crisologo Street, named after Mena Pecson Crisologo, who is the most respected son of Ilocos. He wrote Mining wenno Ayat ti Kararwa, which is compared to Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere; he is also the author of Don Calixtofaro de la Kota Caballero de la Luna and Codigo Municipal. With these stunning heritage houses, Calle Crisologo is definitely the top tourist attraction in Vigan City. 

Ardent Hot Spring

Photo of tourists enjoying Ardent Hot Spring.
The relaxing warm water of  Ardent Hot Spring.

This hot spring resort was our last destination in Mambajao, Camiguin. Situated at the base of Mt. Hibok Hibok, it has a wide land area composed of trees, plants, cottages, and other structures. Tourists usually make Ardent Hot Spring Resort their last destination to soothe their tired muscles, and it is true. I spent an hour here and felt relaxed while my body was submerged in the warm water.

Colon Street

Colon Street is the oldest street and shortest road in the Philippines. It was named after Christopher Columbus, who bears different names (Spanish: Cristobal Colon, Italian: Cristoforo Colombo, Portuguese: Cristovao Colombo.) It was established by the Spanish, arrived in Cebu in 1565, and was led by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi (a Spanish conquistador.) The local government erected the Colon Monument at the intersection of the street.

Malamawi Beach

Malamawi Beach is a hidden paradise and the top tourist spot in Isabela, Basilan. It is a privately owned resort with a long stretch of fine white sand shoreline. The resort has a wide area with open ground covered with grass, coconuts, and other trees, maintaining a relaxing ambience. There are cottages for rent and a function hall. A store and canteen are available inside the resort premises. Also, parking areas are available.

Featuring La Union (Tourist Spots + Itinerary)

Photo: Surfers enjoying the waves of La Union.

About La Union:

The Province of La Union is the surfing capital of the North. The gigantic yet friendly waves make this place a paradise for surfers, well, let's include those beach addicts. The beach has a long stretch of fine grey sand with a clear view of the golden sunset. The sand has a mixture of shells and colorful corals. For people who are afraid of the waves, like me, having a wide view of the emerald water with surfers dancing on their boards is just amazing.

Taal Basilica

Also known as the Minor Basilica and Parish of Saint Martin of Tours is considered the largest church building in Asia, standing 88.6 meters (291 feet) long and 48 meters (157 feet) wide. I am eager to visit this old church because an earthquake hit the province and it created a crack in its wall.

National Museum of Natural History

The National Museum of Natural History in Manila recently opened with a bang! They open their doors, cases, and glass cabinets to everyone, offering extremely rare items that can only be found here for FREE. The National Museum staff and researchers exerted their effort to preserve and keep these items for the next generation. It is my and your wealth! So, what are you waiting for? Tara na!