One of Baguio tour and places to visit is the BenCab Musuem,
Whale Shark Watching in Oslob
Whale Shark Watching in Oslob, Cebu
One is the best thing activities you can do while relaxing would be to go on an early morning boat trip to the nearby town of Oslob, Cebu, and watch the baby whale sharks as they come so close you can almost touch them.
In the Philippines, Donsol in the Bicol region has been known to be the place to watch migratory whale sharks. Whale sharks in Donsol are called “Butanding”. In Oslob, whale sharks are called “Tuki”. The tuki feed off krill and plankton that are abundant in the area all year round, and therefore these baby whale sharks can be seen in Oslob all year round, too.
One is the best thing activities you can do while relaxing would be to go on an early morning boat trip to the nearby town of Oslob, Cebu, and watch the baby whale sharks as they come so close you can almost touch them.
In the Philippines, Donsol in the Bicol region has been known to be the place to watch migratory whale sharks. Whale sharks in Donsol are called “Butanding”. In Oslob, whale sharks are called “Tuki”. The tuki feed off krill and plankton that are abundant in the area all year round, and therefore these baby whale sharks can be seen in Oslob all year round, too.
Sterling Silver Making in La Union
Sterling silver making in Naguilian, La Union.
Silver are melted with high temperature fire so it will melt.
This machine is use to polish the silver jewelry.
Checking the sizes of the jewelries.
Final sterling silver ring.
Not just ring, you can request for earrings, necklace, bracelet and others here in La Union, the silver capital of north.
Pinoy Lechon
Filipino Lechon Porchetta is a crispy, roasted pork belly infused with yummy aromatics.
While Boneless Lechon is a whole belly, deboned, stuffed with herbs, garlic, and chili, and slow-roasted in an open charcoal fire. The result is a sumptuous Lechon roulade with equal layers of crisp skin, fat, lean meat, and stuffing.
Sungka
Kinakin
Kinakin house is compact and, though deceptively simple, its architecture is quite sophisticated. Built by clever mostisans without nails or hardware, it exemplifies the exactness of Ifugao construction. With the exemption of reed and cogon used in the roofs, the entire house uses heavy hand-hewn timber. Elevated to about shoulder height by four posts usually made of hard wood, the house, with periodic re-roofing, can last several generations.
Kinamot: Eating Bare Hands
It's not practice in every household, but some Filipinos enjoy eating with their bare hands. In Cebuano language, we called this "kinamot". I noticed that when you eat in bare hands, you'll eat a lot more than you eat using silverware, specially if you've got sticky rice and dried fish for viand. :)
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| Boodle Fight Lunch: Rice, crispy fried maling, salted egg mixed with vinegar and sliced onions |
Adding twist to eating bare hands, boodle fight is now popularly serve even in middle class restaurants. Boodle fight is a where rice and different kinds of viands are placed in banana leaves. You'll eat with your bare hands along with everyone, this is good experience to share with family and friends.
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