A GAZEBO OF JOURNEYS AND RANDOM THOUGHTS OF AN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER AND WRITER. Life is a series of pictures. Some blurred, others vivid and sharp; some are panoramic while others are close-up views with tiny little flaws. You may be taken by a luxurious DSLR camera or a plain Point and Shoot Cam, but in the end, when all of the films are used up and all batteries empty, people all have one thing in common: what we leave are footprints in the sand, pictures in the album, and flashes of memories.

Monday, June 9, 2014

MAGPUPUNGKO LAGOON

Surrounded by limestone and granite sculptures facing the Pacific Ocean, its pockmarked limestone floor reveals pools of assorted shapes and sizes resembling basins, barrels, tubs and ponds during low tide. - Amazing Siargao Website


Located in Pilar, Siargao, about one hour or more by car, Magpupungko is truly a natural beauty that's worth seeing. That super long jittery ride along the uncemented road from General Luna becomes certainly worth it once the rock formations and the tidal pools loom into view.

Magpupungko from the root word "pungko" which in Bisaya means "sit", is named so, as a huge rock has been sitting on a smaller one since it was discovered. I wonder, when will it ever fall?





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The Magpupungko tidal pool in front and the Pacific behind us.
We got the van for the 6 of us at a rate of 3,500php inclusive of pick-up at Dapa port, and hotel transfer, to and from Magpupungko Lagoon, and pick-up and transfer to Dapa port on the following day. (Kuya Lito - 09073103333)
For breakdown of expenses and more attractions, see full itinerary.

Travels that satisfy the heart 
and fill the brain with cherished memories. 
This is TRAVEL-licious.


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