Comments on: Traveling like Phineas and Ferb during my Kalibo/Libacao/Pandan trip

By: kessiah

kessiah — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 08:43:51 +0000

AKLAN; The promised Province
ma. kessiah itulid regalado
Aklan, located at the heart of the Philippine map is known for its piÃ±a fabric and rich aqua resources. Blessed with bountiful marine products, clean and cool water shadowed by the popularity of the island of paradise; the Boracay Island. The province which was known before because of the ati-atihan in the capital town of Kalibo, is now in every Filipinoâ€™s tongue because of the piÃ±a fiber and bountiful array of coastal wonders. The 17 municipalities of this province has so much to offer because every town is endowed with abundant natural resources and scenic spots. Added to these are the blessed fertile soils favorable to agriculture, the vast land area, upland farms and virgin forest which made this province the leading producer of Abaca and PiÃ±a fibers. The Promised landing the Visayas, now the center of tourism in the Philippines will soon to be transformed as the regional capital of social economic and religious activities in the Western Visayas.

By: chymera00

chymera00 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:34:05 +0000

Hehe, if that’s the case then the Pandan-Libacao would be a 1 hour full body massage. Just Kidding! Dirt roads are part of the fun and adventure :)

By: kurapica89

kurapica89 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 10:11:56 +0000

hmmmm…but don’t you worry about those inconvenience experience you have brought by roads, think it as a free services of antique. As we always say “free massage”. jajajaja. Still antique is a place of natural attractions.

By: chymera00

chymera00 — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 16:55:15 +0000

Yeah… butt aches. Somebody should be doing something about those roads.

By: sillmastcell

sillmastcell — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 08:17:52 +0000

haha it’s true, passi sucks! i blame passi for the extended travel time, nausea, back and butt aches.

By: chymera00

chymera00 — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 21:48:36 +0000

I has mostly been nice hanging out with you Lee. Boracay has become too much of an inconvenience to travel to lately plus the fact that it’s getting more and more crowded and commercialized.

By: Lee

Lee — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 01:40:20 +0000

I was in Boracay last week and the road trip was gruelsome! The highway is not worth calling as such, maybe I’ll settle for a feather road or an outback road will be more appropriate. It took us 6-7 hours each way to negotiate the road and I considered it a waste of time, totally unacceptable! So, I promised myself NOT to go back Bora again, unless a plane ride from Manila. Better still, I’ll go to Guimaras instead!
But, hey, your trip to Malumpati cold spring looked exciting! I won’t mind travelling to those kinds of places as you’re rewarded at the end of the trip. I wish I’ll get a chance to go there before my holidays is over.