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I have a looooooot of moments that took my breath away but I've also suffered from several heartbreaks last 2016. I won't enumerate them all but one is my Trip to Korea that didn't materialize. HAHAHA. Oh well, papel. I wasn't able to go to that trip but the universe introduced me to my climbmates turned friends (hello kung napadpad kayo rito!) so who am I to be bitter about it, diba? Pinas Muna! There's always a next time for South Korea. Push ko 'to! Claim pa rin. 


Anyway,  one itinerary on my supposed to be trip to Korea is to go to a field of LED roses. I got kilig when I found out that Nuvali did this display for the Christmas season last year. 

Remember how I'd always go to Ayala Triangle, COD in Greenhills and Trinoma to watch the free Christmas shows? I wasn't able to go to any for 2016. Instead though, we went to Nuvali after Christmas for their Magical Field of Light a.k.a it's so fun sa Ja-fun. 'Cause the pathway where you'll pass through Christmas lights was almost like that of an attraction in Japan.

 HAHA. Friends, this is Japan and Korea frustrations in one! Charot. Enough for the backstory of my hearbreaks, here are the pics:


ANYARE STA. ROSA?! 

I haven't been going back to the South (Laguna and Tagaytay Area) as much as I did last 2012-2014. Those were the years when it felt like Tagaytay was just as a tumbling away from me because I was there almost every month or two. 

Anyway, I was surprised with all the developments that welcomed me within the vicinity of Paseo and Nuvali. Ang bilis! 

Here are my Nuvali/Paseo posts for the past few years.

TBS Blue Corner at Paseo de Sta. Rosa
Paseo de Sta. Rosa
Nuvali's Water Taxi
Nuvali's Fish Feeding Area
Tagaytay Itinerary


Finally❤

BES ANG ARTE MO BES 


The light show that goes on every thirty minutes from 6 PM... haha! I'm to tamad to search the details but it's from 6 PM, guys. 


After watching the field of light and blocking the view of those comfortably seated at the bleachers (kontrabida forevs), we went back near the entrance where the other light displays are. 


I only wanted a picture with no other people in there but yeah, I must not ask for the impossible. I should just make the most out what I have. DIBA LIFE. 


SELFIE GAMING


JAPAN FEELS

THANK YOU, NUVALI. :D


There you go.

Our short but sweet and colorful escape to the Magical Field of Lights in Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, Laguna. If you have time, make sure to visit 'cause the displays will only be there until the 8th of January. 3 days. :D

A video posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Dec 29, 2016 at 8:37am PST
Huling hirit sa Paskong dumaan ng pagka-bilis bilis. :)))
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When you ask the right person the right question, you'll find yourself tagging along a day hike, regretting all your life choices during the ascent, and then suddenly feeling good 'cause you're convinced that you made the right choice even if it's hard and it hurts.

Ang sakit, sakit, sakit. Pero as usual sa isang akyat, lagi naman may pagsisisi sa upisa lalo na pag mahirap na 'yung trail pero alam mo 'yun, mga ganitong bagay na kahit napagod ka o napuno ka ng sugat e ang sarap ulit-ulitin. HAHAHA. Sensiya na. Na-miss kong magsulat ng mga ganitong klaseng post. Taglish at lagyan ng hugot for more hugot sa bundok. 

Ilalagay ko rito 'yung experience saka 'yung gastos namin sa Mount Tagapo. (a.k.a. Bundok ng Susong Dalaga) Kung naghahanap kayo ng sulit na day hike, ito na talaga 'yon lalo na kung gusto niyo rin ng senti moment sa bangka. Para lang kayong nanood ng sine sa budget.

FYI: Mt. Tagapo (438 MASL) is the highest point at Talim Island, an island in Laguna Bay. 


We rode a jeepney from Sta. Lucia to Binangonan, Rizal's Pritil Port. There are more than one destination for the boats that are docked so make sure to ask the people there which one of the boats is heading to Mt. Tagapo/ Barangay Janosa.


This is what the boat looks like.

I chose to sit on the side of the boat just so I'll have a better view of the Laguna Bay. I wasn't able to track the travel time though but it may be from 30 minutes to an hour.


Here you'll pay the registration fee and you'll be assigned a guide. 


The hike started easy. I assumed that it's going to be really easy. 

Flat lang nung umpisa so hindi pa ko part ng sweeper team. haha. Andun ako bandang gitna until it got steeper and steeper and hotter and hotter... ah bahala na kayo, masyadong mabigat katawan ko. Chos.


Ascents and Heat are two words that would make you regret your life decisions. 

As in. Bakit ba hindi na lang ako natulog sa bahay?! Bakit ko ba naisipan gawin 'to? Ano bang buhay 'to?! Bakit nga ba ko gumagastos para pahirapan sarili ko?! 


But yea, I'm still thankful that it wasn't raining during our hike 'cause that would make this a lot harder. Also, it's kinda fine to take your time since the view is really nice with all the bamboos along the trail. 


Shades and Take Fives.

As for the trail, I think this one is beginner friendly. Just that go there as early as you can and try not to hike when it's almost noon. The trail may not be overly difficult but the heat of the sun was just too much that it was very draining for all of us. 


That sigh of relief when we reached this... sulit na. <3 

Grabe, parang nasa anime/ fairy tale. Ang ganda nung pag-sway ng damo tas may mga lumilipad pang kala mo dandelion. 


Maling medyas.
Paltos ang inabot.


There are no stores in the summit so make sure to bring your lunch with you. 

Eating this there kind of reminded me of the day we hiked Zion National Park 'cause we also had Jollibee Chicken meal. Savior talaga 'tong si Jollibee eh. 


After eating, we rested for a while before ascending Mt. Tagapo's summit. 


Ang mga babae (at lalake) sa talahiban.

Sobrang unique experience nung hinahawi ko 'yung damo habang umaakyat pero dami kong sugat sa mukha saka sa braso! hahaha. Hindi siya halata o hindi siya ramdam nung una pero nung nag hilamos na ko, ayun na. Kasalanan ng mga damo so make sure to keep them away from your face and wear clothing na covered buong arms and legs.


This was the view from the summit.

Would've been a lot better if it wasn't too smoggy/foggy that day pero keri, one of those places na applicable ang, "It's the journey, not the destination."


Las Vegas Represent/ Ang bilis magpataba sa Pilipinas.

Maputla kong lips at ang nawawala kong miraculous medal na kwintas kaya ganyan na itsura nung suot ko. :( 



We thought that it was going to rain so we hurriedly went back the camp area.


Always whenever I climb a mountain, I'll have thoughts of regrets of why did I even decide to climb one but I always find myself returning.

Iba pa rin 'yung sense of accomplishment after every summit eh. At iba pa rin 'yung makikita mo personally 'yung iba't ibang itsura/ mga klase ng puno o damo sa bundok. First time ko to na ganyan kataas 'yung mga damo.


At for you, if you want to try mountain climbing, you can leave me your contact details 'cause we have another one set before this month ends. :) I'm planning to always join the group I climbed Mt. Tagapo with buti na lang everyone's welcome. hehe. Eng seye. Bundok ne nemen.

Phyisical Activity + Ganda na + Affordable pa. 


For me, what makes Mt. Tagapo special are the bamboo plants and these tall grasses na hindi ko alam kung ano pangalan. I am just not sure if these grasses are like this whole year round. 


We descended fast. As in parang dalawang beses lang kami nagpahinga though the steep descent was killing my knees already. Dapat na talaga kong magbalik-loob sa page-exercise, noh? Grabe! Kawawang tuhod!!!! 

Safely got back to the jump-off point where we cleaned up and waited for the boat. 



Boat selfie and my favorite part of the day. <3

Grabe! Daig pa 'yung mamahaling sunset cruise eh. Sobrang ganda. Always thankful for experiences like this. 


That, on the left, is Mt. Tagapo. 


The boat ride is something that I'd love to do again. 


It was cloudy and wala 'yung bilog na orange na araw na gustong gusto kong tinititigan but it was very beautiful.


Back to Pritil Port. <3

Sobrang sulit.

I mean, with less than P 300.00 nakaayat ka na sa bundok tapos meron ka pang sunset cruise, oh! Kahit na lagi akong nagtatanong sa sarili ko, "Ano bang ginagawa mo sa sarili mo?" Lagi pa rin akong sumasagot na, "Sige, sabihan niyo ko pag may next na akyat ah! Sasama ko kapag pwede ako." Yan. Yan. Yan. Para sa'ming mga masokista, the beauty is worth all the pain... kahit isang linggo halos akong may stiff neck dahil sa maling position ng ulo nung nakatulog ako sa FX. Haha!

Mount Tagapo Expenses:



Paka-healthy na tayo, life. Ang sakit eh.💔😭😂 #wanderlust #nature #laguna #rizal #travelph #mttagapo #talimisland #sunrise #mountain #lostinph #pinasmuna
A video posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Oct 4, 2016 at 1:48am PDT
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Here are the churches we visited for last year's Visita Iglesia hehe posting this now because Lent 2016 has started. I'll be linking at the end of this post our other Visita Iglesias or just click the church tag in sidebar for all the churches that I've posted about.  



We were only able to visit 4/7 but I'm giving you the complete list. 
The churches are located on the areas where the stars are just to give you an idea but I have also embedded an interactive google map below.


For the churches, what we visited are part of the Laguna Loop or those found near/surrounding Laguna Bay. The churches are all decade old churches (built during the Spanish Colonization Era) so history-wise they're very interesting to visit as well. Even if there are a lot of stories these churches have, I won't mention their history because my goal is to just identify churches that are part of the loop. 
St. John the Baptist Church
Calamba, Laguna

When we got there, it was only the time did I realize that we've already attended a mass there after swimming at a hotspring in Pansol, Laguna.
St. Agustine Church/ Simbahan ng Bay
Bay, Laguna
Interior of Simbahan ng Bay

After this, we were supposed to go to St. Anthony de Padua / Church of Pila but ironically we lost our way when we were about the visit the patron saint of those who have lost things.

We found a church on the way but it isn't a part of the Laguna Loop so I am not posting it here.
So went to Pagsanjan which turned out to be our last stop for that day because of the heavy traffic in the area. One national government official and one local government official (not naming names but may God bless their souls and their heartfelt desire to serve us Filipinos!) were there that time so they had a lot of escorts and guards that made the already crowded area more congested.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Pagsanjan, Laguna
Do you also believe that lighting up candles of different colors (based on what you're praying for) is more effective than just lighting a white candle?
Altar of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church


Here's an interactive google map for your convenience because I'm feeling extra helpful today. Charot. :))) I'll try to embed maps in my travel posts from now on.

I've plotted the locations of all the seven churches.


You may click on the letters to know the names and details of the churches.



The URL of this map link: here.







Visita Iglesia in Manila
Visita Iglesia in Tagaytay
Visita Iglesia in Batangas


Regina Rica, Rizal
Kamay ni Hesus, Quezon
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I've gone to another hotspring in Pansol, Laguna but this time, it was an overnight swimming and I was with my friends. 

My first time in Laguna Hotspring since 1946 link: here.

Unlike my previous post, there isn't much to say about Villa Kitane so I'd rather show you the pictures I took there.
Hot night, hot water... hot ako? 😂😂😂 ♨ Night swimming.💗 Ay, morning na. #hotspring #pool
A photo posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on May 1, 2015 at 9:33am PDT



This was our room. 2 bunk beds and 1 pull out bed.

It was an okay room but we had two problems with it.

1. They did not provide blankets.
2. 'Yung aircon namin, nasa bandang baba kaya hindi naka-circulate 'yung lamig. Dun ako natulog sa taas kaya ang init. Akala ko naman mahina lang 'yung aircon, only to find out when we were exchanging stories in the morning na 'yung mga nasa baba e hindi rin naman masyadong nakatulog kasi sobrang lamig naman pero hindi nila mapatay 'yung aircon dahil sobrang maiinitan naman kaming nasa taas. 
No water heater but it's fine. Hindi naman sobrang lamig dun para maging essential ang water heater.
Party party sa gabi.

May kasama ng water dispenser,refrigerator, lpg, water saka karaoke dun sa binayad namin. 
Sa compound ng Villa Kitane, pwedeng share 'yung dalawang group. Kung ano 'yung facilities na meron sa side nila, meron din sa'min kaya dedma lang.

Unlike the other hotspring that I went to, walang stones and fishes dito at okay talaga aesthetics wise.
Okay dito kung swimming sa hotspring ang gusto with friends/family saka private.


Pero 'yung pag naghahabol ka ng therapeutic properties, syempre mas okay dun sa isa.
Good morning, Mt. Makiling!!!



I don't know what the rates are kasi hati-hati na 'yung binayaran namin.

 And... you can find them on facebook because I don't have their contact number. :)


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NOTE: WAG MASYADO SERYOSOHIN LALO 'YUNG MGA LINES NA MAY POTENTIAL MAKA-OFFEND. MEDYO KINAILANGAN KO KASI NG COPING MECHANISM NUNG UMPISA. ANTICIPATION GANYAN. :)))

We knew that we were going to a hot spring resort in Pansol and since there are a lot of resorts with "hot springs" in the area, we thought that we were heading to one of the "new" resorts. By the way, Pansol in Calamba, Laguna is considered the "Hot Spring Capital of the Philippines" The hot spring water is from Mt. Makiling. 

Laguna Hot Spring
Mineral Spring Water since 1946.

Mas mashonda pa sa Mudra ko. Sabi niya pa nga, dito raw sila dinadala ng mga Lola't Lolo ko nung bata pa sila pero lumilipat daw sila ng tita ko sa ibang resort na malapit kasi puro masho-shonda 'yung naliligo dito at hindi nga ko binigo ng Laguna Hot Spring. :)))) Halos puro masho-shonda nga.

Pero 'yun nga, someone's gotta do it. Bridge the generation gap. :))
'Yung mga pool kasi na mae-enjoy namin, hindi naman nila mae-enjoy at vice versa.
Pagkakita ko ng pool...

"ANMERON? LIPAT NA TAYO PLEASE. NOW NA. "

Basag na 'yung ibang tiles tapos pag titignan mo pa na ganyan 'yung nililiguan... Ugh sige, matutulog na lang ako.  Buti na lang may aircon 'yung ni-rent namin na room. Bawi bawi din sa tulog.
Mapapaatras ka KAPAG HINDI MO ALAM. :)) Wag tayong manatiling walang alam, guys. 


Habang kumakain kami ng agahan, nagsisimula na ko mag-"cope". Sabi ko sa sarili ko na hindi ako uuwing hindi ko nasusubukang maligo dyan at gusto ko malaman 'yung dahilan kung bakit dyan nila piniling mapunta kahit medyo marami samin ang nagp-protesta hehe.

"Mama, 1946? taon ng Philippine Indepence 'yun at medyo kakatapos lang ng World War II. Baka nga mamaya, may naliligo dito tas may bombahan saka barilan pa sa ibang lugar eh. Imagine ko na lang na bumalik ako sa 1946 para exciting."

"OMG. Para nga tayong bumalik sa World War II. I'm so excited. Ligo na tayooooo."

At nagbihis na nga ako panligo kasi "excited" ako. Please lang ha, wag kayong mag-OA kagaya ko. Hahahaha. 

Ayan naaaa.
Sabi ko pa nga, "Lublub for experience."

Bakit may bato? May isda pa. Huhuhuhu. Nakakaiyak.

Pero pagkatapos lang ng halos 10 minutes na pag-iinarte at nang makarating na ko sa gitna banda.

"OMG! HEAVEN."
hahahahahahaha

Naging masarap na sa paa pag inaapakan 'yung mga bato.
Naging masarap na liguan 'yung tubig kasi fresh.
Galing sa yuck naging ayoko na umahon pls. :)))


'Yung experience dito sa Laguna Hot Spring ay pinaghalong Ace Water Spa link: here at Fish Spa ng Manila Ocean Park link: here. Whole body na fish spa na nga, mas mura at siguradong mas malinis pa dahil flowing water. 'Yun nga lang, hindi kasi aesthetically appealing/pleasing 'yung pool lalo pag nasanay sa magandang resort na may maayos na tiles at hindi mukhang brown/putik 'yung tubig sa malayo. Pero aanhin mo 'yun, give love a chance. ANORAW?! 


At para sa masho-shonda (Sorry pooooooo), okay lang naman, hindi nakakailang na maki-stay dun kasama nila. (Sorry po ulit! Ang judgmental ko.)

Pwede din siguro ipa-renovate ng management 'yun kahit papaano. Maganda naman ang rooms saka shower at dressing areas nila, pool lang talaga ang deal breaker sa umpisa.
Note: HINDI PO SILA TILAPIA. Baka lang may bumili e kasalanan ko pa kapag kinain kayo ng tilapia. 

'Yan 'yung stones then mga doctor fishes na hindi ako pinansin ng madalas. Alam mo kung bakit sila snobber? Kasi wala ko masyadong dead skin cells. Imsoproudopmyselp.

Then dun sa isang part ng pool, merong bukal. As in, bet na bet 'yung init ng tubig na umaagos mula dun. Then sa isang part din sa bandang area na 'yun, biglang lalamig 'yung tubig. Uyy, healthy rin daw ang alternate init at lamig pagka ganyan eh.


Nung pinaahon na nga kami habang nakaupo ako dun sa area na 'yun at feel na feel ang kainitan ng tubig, "HA? UWI NA?"


Ayan, so for documentation purposes:
They have a canteen inside the resort should you opt not to bring food.
Here's the description posted near the entrance.

They claim that they're the only natural hot spring with volcanic cinder flooring.

Sabi nila na therapeutic 'to diba, makiki-oo lang ako dun kasi nawala nga 'yung sakit ng katawan ko tas na-relax pa. Kaya 'to pinupuntahan lalo ng mga senior citizens dahil sa therapeutic properties nung hot water saka ng stones. Sabi daw nakaka-lessen talaga ng pain lalo na 'yung mga may arthritis na.
Opposite nung bukal, merong massage and scrubbing area. Dun lumalabas 'yung tubig kaya okay lang na may naliligo dun kahit may sabon at shampoo pa ha.
We rented Kamagong Room for P 2,600.00
RATES!
Para makita mo ang itsura ng reklamadora. :)))

Uyy, na-rosy cheeks kaya ako pagkatapos ko mag swimming.


This made me realize na we should give chances even to those things we never thought of doing. Kasi pag gagawin mo lang 'yung mga bagay na gusto mo, you'll never experience how is it like to enjoy the things other people consider "pleasurable". Hindi kasi natin alam kung ano 'yung mga "gems" at "learnings" na meron dun sa places beyond our comfort zones. Kung ako kasi, hindi talaga. Walang wala 'to sa choices ko pero nung nandun na ko at ngayon na tinatype ko na 'to, "Round two please." 



Saka ano, don't judge the book by its cover. Yun eh. :)




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