Hotel Ramon Cagayan de Oro
Tirso Ner-Burgos Streets, Divisoria Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao, Philippines
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Cagayan (rafting)
... of the country has the most famous white water rafting trips in the country and have got very good reviews. We were off to the SM Mall first to get some good food and window shopping, then off to the hotel to rest and grabbed some dinner at a restaurant called MexItalian. It was pretty good. We walked around a bit after dinner and I have got some balut for Nel. I had been in the situation before in a few other cities in Philippines and I really do not ...
Whitewater Rafting Adventure with KAGAY :-)
... br> companies that can cater your rafting adventure needs, we finally choose to
book with KAGAY (the Cagayan de Oro's Premiere Whitewater
Rafting Voyages) for this one hell of an experience. We took the
beginner course which requires us to go beyond 14 rapids. With no idea at all,
the girls and I set ourselves at around 7am. Kagay team fetches us at around
7:30am and headed to the rafting site, it took about 30mins to get there.
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The Beach
This morning we delivered rice to a church that runs a school and feeding program for children that live near the sea. What an amazing outreach this is. It was really cool to see. Our children had a great time searching the beach for all kinds of creatures and treasures. There were drains running to this beach from inland ...
Maharlika: What's in a name?
... with sores and pus, emitting bad and foul smell. This gave him too much pain and suffering. During the last days of his life, the disease spread rapidly that caused difficulty in coordinating muscle movements, paralysis, numbness, partial blindness and memory loss that lead to his death in 1598.
In 1898, the Philippines got her liberty from Spain during the 300th year of King Felipe II’s death, commemorating and upholding a name of negativity and an immoral king ...
On the road again.... and the story of Leo
... to the journey. Around 3 pm we stopped off in a large city en route to Cagayan called Malaybalay (trans. home of the Malays). That was where we bought some fateful rice sweets.
We arrived at 4 pm at Jay's family house and by 5, I was beset by exhaustive diarrhea. It was out of the question to catch a ferry last night due to this, and also this morning. I have had enough of staring at toilet doors to last me a lifetime in the last ...


