Till The Landslide Brought Me Down

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August 4th 2012

Published: August 4th 2012

Rainy season is not the best time to travel in the Philippines. Let alone travelling in Banaue which is prone to landslides. But it was scheduled months ago and I don't know why they chose July, but it was dirt cheap at P2,000 for accomodation and transpo so I signed up because thats less than half the usual cost. There was a low pressure area when we left, which turned into a full blown typh... Read Full Entry

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4th August 2012

Cindy Natasya
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very nice trip
This is a very interesting blog I've ever read... Keep on writing Bro.. ! I believe there are lots of people who needs this kind of travelling info... Thanks a lot.. ^_^

6th August 2012

GRACIELA
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I wonder...
I am planning my trip to Philippines and I have asked if there is a more simple way to visit the rice terraces. Nobody answered. So I suppose it´s the only way. What you did was great, a nice experience. Well, difficult but nice. Do you know if there is a way at least to SEE the rice terraces avoiding the walks?????????

7th August 2012

Josevich
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@graciela
theres a viewpoint in Banaue thats rights beside the road. Its the picture that you see in our 1000 peso bill. no hike required there

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