Hundred Islands National Park | Hundred Reasons To Visit

  Date : January 17, 2016 | Author : Jeric Par Esplana | Category : Travel Blog

Hundred Island

Hundred Islands is located in Alaminos, Pangasinan and considered as one of the famous tourist destination in northern part of Luzon.  It is the first National Park here in the Philippines. There are 124 islands at low tide and 123 islands at high tide scattered in Lingayen Gulf. Most of the islands are not accessible because those are just stand alone rock formations with many trees on top.  As of today, Quezon Island, Lopez Island, Marcos Island, Governor’s Island, Children’s Island, Cuenco Island and Virgin Island are innovated made for the tourist.

Minalungao National Park | Discovering Majestic River

  Date : November 29, 2015 | Author : Jeric Par Esplana | Category : Travel Blog

Peñarada River

Wondering where Minalungao National Park is located and what to expect with this hidden paradise? It is located in General Tinio, Nueva Ecija, central part of Luzon. We all know that this province is well known to its rice fields and referred as the Rice Granary of the Philippines but not all of us know about this hidden gem of this province. This beautiful Peñarada River is bordered by the 16 – meter high limestone formations. It has a greenish color during dry season that made its amazing scenic views so surreal and it becomes color caramel during rainy season. It also features a cave where in you will see the shimmering stalactites and stalagmites.

Mt. Pinagbanderahan | Quezon National Forest Park

  Date : September 5, 2015 | Author : Jeric Par Esplana | Travel Blog

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Quezon National Forest Park was first established as a National Forest Park on October 25, 1934 because of Proclamation No. 740 covers an area of 535.08 hectares. Its total area was enlarged to 983 on August 5, 1940 with Proclamation No. 594. Despite of being reclassified as a protected landscape in 1992,  it was reestablished as Quezon National Park on June 2, 2003 because of the Proclamation No. 394 and reduced its area to 938 hectares.