Municipal Tourism Council proposes to close Sagada Caves on rainy season
The following is an excerpt from the PIA website news article: “The Municipal Tourism Council of this scenic town has
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Kennon Road Temporarily closed from June 26 until further notice
KENNON ROAD PUBLIC ADVISORYFrom DPWH-Cordillera Facebook Account The following is an excerpt of a public advisory from DPWH-Cordillera: “A blasting
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Speleothems: What are they made of & what make them colorful?
Speleothems, what we commonly call as cave formations, are secondary mineral deposits formed in the ceiling, floor, and walls of
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Team Taraki Baguio has organized an event which involves exploration of Manacota Underground River and Lussok Cave in Luna, Apayao.
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Leave No Trace Principles: Always Practice Them Even in Caves
As a spelunker, going to a cave is not just about conquering your fear of the dark. Leave no trace
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Why the Heck Do People Visit a Cave?
There are a variety of reasons why people dare enter the darkness of a cave. With their purpose in mind,
Read MoreKennon Road closed as of 14 June 2019
Posted from NAPCOS BCPO Facebook account: “On June 14, 2019 at around 9:00 AM BCPO PS8 NAPCOs PLT JANE SAMODEN, PLT
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Aran Cave (formerly Tukang Cave): An Adventure-Packed Spelunking Destination
Aran Cave, formerly known as Tukang Cave, is an adventure-packed spelunking destination in Tuba, Benguet. The length of the cave
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Ambongdolan Caves (Paterno & Bengaongao): Spelunking wonders of Tublay
The Ambongdolan caves (Paterno and Bengaongao Caves), situated in a roughly 18,000-populated municipality of Tublay, is slowly attracting visitors because
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CAPISAAN CAVE: A Spelunker’s Heaven
Capisaan Cave in Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya is full of magnificent stone formations which enchants tourists and locals alike. This is
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