The Grand City Hotel Cagayan de Oro

Visit
the Folk Museum of Xavier University and learn about enchanted
“aswang” and “kapre”. Enjoy the Gardens of Malasag and meet
with different indigenous groups of the area.Cagayan
De Oro is an experience in itself. Try your hand at white river
rafting and lunch “boodle” style.

... Bug-ong's gorgeous black sand beach. There are only about 5 guest houses here so we only see about 10 other tourists in our entire stay and pretty much have the beach to ourselves most days, bliss!

The island is about 40km long so we rent a bike and easily drive around the island in a day, taking in all the sights along the way. We do an early morning stop at the 250 m Katibawasan waterfall, followed by Macao Cold springs which ...

when i was a kid i wished to work in a big company but this year i stopped thinking about that dream now i want big companies to go down beacuse they are causing global warming beacuse there are ice burgs from the north pole going to hit newzeland or switzerland beacuse the ice burgs melted and i hope nothing will happen to them i wish there wont be tsunamies,earthqukes,floods and tornadoes if you belive in god start conffessing and pray for your self. message form the church :)

... the culture, without engaging in the local foods. These market places are smelly, but it is there that a visitor can actually get a good idea of the culture in that area.

Buenavista is a small township and, therefore it doesn't offer much tourism. But the people there are wonderful. Some of the most caring and considerate people live there. A ...

I'd classify myself as the average type. I'm not so brave as to try bungee jumping - one of the bravest things, if not the scariest and most hilarious is to ride the white water raft Philippine style. It's unlike the white water raft that's fun, smooth and breezy. This is in the Philippines to set the picture properly, so safety is really 'guaranteed'.

Take for instance the fact that it's down a raging river ...

these were treasured moments. wild water rafting at cagayan de oro. i just wanna share my simple pics. we had a side trip on our way home from our international conference at Lanao del Norte. we were already nearby so we gave ourselves some last adventure before heading home.

... go back there and experience it again, actually what I missed a lot there? Its there squash muffins it tasted really good. After that we went to Chocolate Hills, this is the landmark where Bohol is famous of, the place is breathtaking and you will see a lot of tourist around and I did try there wishing well, I throw a coin and make a wish then ring the bell(I wish I could go back there soon). After that we went to Sagbayan Peak the entrance fee is Php20, actually I like it much ...

... trekking up to the mountains, rapelling down to the cave, jumping over the bridge to the river, whitewater rafting, crossing the monkey bridge, riding the zip line, snorkling, food trip with my closest friends - I had the time of my life!!!

After getting the bus back to Cebu my German friend Klaus and I jumped on an overnight ferry to Cagayan de Oro where he had been living for the past 7 years. This ended up being quite an OK trip compared to some of the nightmare overnight bus trips I had been on before. The beds were small but comfortable and the air conditioning was set to Arctic freeze but it had a nice bar with a live band and even video Karaoke on the rear deck. In the ...

... they dont really have much of a culture different to ours. i found the women very friendly, i dont mean the *****s but im sure they are equaly if not more, but the lads are pricks. they are clever little *******s and call every whitey joe and it right on my tits. doesnt sound much, but if you got called joe 10 times a day by groups of lads that think its hilarious i gets tiresome.