Puerto Princesa & El Nido Day 3: En route to Subterranean River
It was one of the longest night I have had but I was still able to sleep for two hours, okay na rin. Buti na lang hindi ako nangingilala ng bed. Should I be proud that I can sleep anywhere? haha.
I rode the backseat of the van in hopes that I'll be able to continue sleeping but we had a tour guide so I forced myself to stay awake the entire time. o_o I learned a lot though I can't tell you everything kasi na-unlearn ko agad halos lahat ng sinabi niya. haha! Sabaw pa more sa umaga.
I rode the backseat of the van in hopes that I'll be able to continue sleeping but we had a tour guide so I forced myself to stay awake the entire time. o_o I learned a lot though I can't tell you everything kasi na-unlearn ko agad halos lahat ng sinabi niya. haha! Sabaw pa more sa umaga.
One thing though is of the 7,107 islands that we have here in the country, 20% are in Palawan. Marami-rami pa kong babalikan ah. Yes, Calauit Island? Haha!
Also, you don't have to worry about the language gap or language barrier since Palawan is a part of MiMaRoPa so Tagalog is widely-spoken.
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| We went down the van for a short break here at Buenavista. Buenavista when translated to English means good view. Good view nga naman pero mas maganda pa rin ako. Ayyy hehe |
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| My breakfast for that day. haha. I got thrilled that they were selling banana chips but it turned out that Palawan's version of my favorite banana chips doesn't have caramelized sugar coating. Still bought it though since I had to eat something breakfast. I really need to practice eating rice meals even when I am alone!!!!!!!! So that is what it felt like to travel alone. I may have been alone but I wasn't lonely. Charot. :)) De, okay lang. Diba nga, one of my life goals ay to try travelling alone. Kainis talaga. Dami kong arte pero soon. :)) |
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