Nagasa Cave in Bakun: A Culturally Well-Preserved Cave
Aside from the picturesque mountains and waterfalls of Bakun, spelunking in well-preserved Nagasa Cave is now open for tourism.
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Caves: how they are formed and their different characteristics
A cave is a natural opening on the earth’s ground. There is a process how a cave is formed and each have their own unique characteristic.
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San Carlos Cave: Of Speleothems and Subterranean River
San Carlos Cave is a lesser known technical spelunking destination in Peñablanca, Cagayan which showcases variety of speleothems, easy path
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Sierra Cave: An Underdog Cave in Peñablanca
Sierra Cave is one of the few explored among the 300+ caves in Peñablanca, Cagayan, recently being dubbed as the
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Callao Cave: Home of the Asian Archaic Hominin
Callao Cave in Peñablanca, Cagayan is famous of its seven chambers, church inside one of them, rich history, artefacts, and
Read MoreMunicipal 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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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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The Altar in Libtec Crystal Cave (a.k.a. Quiling Crystal Cave)
Libtec Crystal Cave, also known as Quilling Crystal Cave, is located in Dolores, a municipality in the nature-blessed province of
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Sibud-Sibud Cave: A Hidden Spelunking Destination in Abra
Sibud-Sibud Cave in Tineg, Abra offers multitude of mineral deposit formations and is slowly gaining its momentum in spelunking tourism.
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