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      Mantayupan Falls is composed of two levels, at the first level are three fourteen meter (14 mtr.) falls, and at the second level is a ninety-eight meter high (98 mtr.) waterfall. The drop creates a thundering roar that echoes within an enclave of greens. It fills the atmosphere with a cooling mists, or maybe a dip into the cold basin would be much better.      The double-tiered Mantayupan Falls is nestled on the foot of Barili’s rugged mountains which was slightly modified into a park. These mild developments paved convenience for visitors getting from the first falls to the second. Though man-made and minor installations are present, Mantayupan Falls succeeds in retaining its natural and unspoilt environment which many are probably inclined to agree, should remain this way. 

       The walk is also leisurely compared to Kawasan’s rugged stony trail as the path is cemented and iron and steel bridges are utilized as walkways. In the middle of the walk to the main falls you pass by some mini-falls which adds excitement as to the view that lies ahead.

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     Tops is one of the most overrated tourist spots in Cebu. It can be found in Barangay Malubog, Busay, Cebu City in the Philippines. The entrance of Tops along the main road of Busay is fronting the entrance of Doce Pares Zip-line Adventure.  Other attractions which can be found in the mountainous areas of Cebu are Hidden Paradise Mountain Resort, Q Park, The Family Park, Cebu Taoist Temple and a lot more. 

      One notable thing in Tops is the big old bell which a lot of people enjoyed banging. There are about a dozen seats near the viewing area which a lot of couples and families used for spending the night watching the bright lights of the city. During sunset a lot of foreigners and photographers visit the place just to relax, enjoy, take a panoramic view of the city and breathe the fresh air which you can’t experience in the polluted areas of the city.

      It is about 30-40 minutes from the center of Cebu. You will already see the City even if you’re not inside Tops. When inside, you can see the wonderful view and the spectacular city lights ofCebu and Mactan. Bohol is not too visible during nighttime but you can still see some lights.

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     We visited first one of the famous sacred church in Cebu, the Simala Church. Simala Shrine or the Monastery of the Holy Eucharist is located at Marian Hills, Lindogon Sibongan, Cebu which is 2 hours travel from Cebu City. The place is extremely nice, solemn and is operated by the monks. We’re really amazed as we get inside to the Simala Shrine because you will see the different statues of the Blessed Virgin Mary from different places and represents the different culture and replicas from different places/provinces of the Philippines and even replicas of Virgin Mary from other countries.

     Inside the Simala church, you get to read all over the bulletins overwhelming testimonials from people who have been cured or miraculously survived, serious illnesses and those who have successfully hurdled (dreaded) national licensure examinations. Some of them left their crutches, wheelchairs, and school nameplates. They are beyond grateful for having been given a second chance at life or for all the guidance leading to their victory. You will see also a lot of things on display as a proof of Mother Mary’s miracles to the lives of the devotees. The place is very peaceful and it is a good place to show your faithfulness to Mama Mary, although it is far from the City. Most people who visit Simala Church, will have their wishes granted. Others will have their lives changed and experience different other miracles.

      The whole place is still in the process of improving its structure and they are working on expanding the place to make more tourists visit the place. The monks are now building their monastery at the side of the church but due to some financial constraints, it will take some time before it will rise. However, it is incredible how the place had developed from a simple hut to what it is right now.

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     The Heritage of Cebu Monument is a tableau of sculptures made of concrete, bronze, brass and steel showing scenes about events and structures related to the history of Cebu.The Heritage Monument is located in the historic Parian District, which during the Spanish period was home to the residences of the most prominent families in Cebu at that time. The museum complex highlights the lifestyle of a rich household in Cebu during the Spanish era and displays antique furnishings, clothes, kitchen equipment and utensils, and other antique items.

      The spot where the monument stands now, the Parian, is very historical. It used to be a home to the residences of the most prominent families in Cebu during the Spanish Period.The structures depicted in the Heritage Monument are the Basilica del Santo Niño, the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, the Saint John the Baptist Church, the Magellan’s Cross, and a Spanish Galleon.  

      The Heritage of Cebu Monument is very accessible whether through public utility jeepneys, taxis, or a private car. It is located just a short walk from Colon Street and 15-20 minutes taxi ride from Ayala or SM. It is very easy to find as taxi and jeepney drivers are very familiar to the place.

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                         Monument of Undying Love

     If you believe in love, Love can move mountains. If we got love that is strong enough, we can do anything, make it through anything ‘Coz through it all love will always find a way.  When someone tells you they will build you a castle as a symbol of their undying love, they do not mean it literally. Well, here in Cebu, someone did just that! He just didn’t build a castle for his one true love but he built her a temple. 

      As you step inside the temple, you will feel like you are being transported into a European haven. With its intricate sculptures, wondrous floor design and high pillars, this place will leave your eyes wandering, and give you an urge to snap a million of photographs. What’s more, it offers outstanding overlooking views of the city, which for me is the best part of my visit to this place. And, there’s a lot more to do in Temple of Leah, besides sightseeing and snapping photos. After all, the temple has a museum, gallery and a library wherein all of Leah Villa Albino-Adarna’s favorite things are stored. Plus, the place has a few tables and chairs where you can nibble on some snacks as well as enjoy a drink, while admiring the incredible scenery.

      It is a fascinating love story and what a beautiful structure/place like I'm not in the Philippines. It was not yet done when we visited the place last October 2016. the architecture alone is a work of art. The place is okay, it's like being in europe, sculptures like the ones in the moves and encylopedias, the place is okay. still needs more developing. One of the unique places in Cebu. They also have a shuttle service parked at Dessert Factory, SSY Center (across JY Square). Very convenient to go there and only P120 per person round trip. You can search them in fb at gototops.

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     The Minor Basilica of the Holy Child and commonly known as the Santo Niño Basilica, is a minor basilica in Cebu City in the Philippines. The devotees keep increasing over the years and could easily fill the Basilica. To accommodate this growing number of devotees who come to hear mass in the Basilica, a pilgrim center was built within the church compound opposite of the Basilica and Holy Mass is celebrated on Fridays and other Religious Festivities are held here in the open-air, theater-like structure.Completed in September 1990, this open-air structure can accommodate 3,500 people. The basement of the Pilgrim's Center houses the Basilica Del Sto. Niño Museum.

     It is advisable for religiously devotees. Too many faces of Sto. Niño. Too busy though no matter what time of the day. If you are lucky, you might be able to attend a midday mass as well. This is a very historical church and I bought a souvenir there. It always has many people selling candles. It is as impressive on the inside as outside.  Basilica Del Santo Nino Church is one of the oldest church in Cebu, here you can find its museum and can say that its one of Cebu treasure.

       Great for history and culture enthusiasts. It's a religious place that shelters the Miraculous Child Señor Santo Niño. Definitely a must-see place if you're in Cebu. Great to see one great place that has a lot on Cebuano and Filipino heritage. This place and the Basilica is great proof of Pinoy's deep faith.  This is a very religious place that shows a lot about Christianity. In here we can see the history in what we believe now.

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     I rarely write about the places that I’ve been to. I mentally hoard them one by one and keep them in a corner of my head where I can revisit them all by myself.  By and large, almost all of these destinations were worth the funds, time and energy spent.  Reaching these places almost always involved a lot of walking from Point A to Point B. Cavorting from one tree to another is not exactly necessary, but it often requires me to cross x number of rivers and crawl my way to the destination when the situation really calls for it. You would be surprised; these places are just a stone throw’s away from the city. The most common point of entry is Sunny Hills, Talamban. 

     From there, you can ask thehabal-habal driver to drop you off at Brgy. Baogo (specifically the jump-off point for most trekkers when heading for Budlaan River or Sirao Peak). The driver will know right away which jump-off point you’re referring to when you mouth these keywords (Kan Irag, Budlaan and Sirao). Sirao Peak can be covered by day trek alone. If you wish to camp overnight, ask The Guide about it. Now that  you’re already armed with the must-knows of getting there, you can find the kindest and very accommodating of the city’s seasoned trekkers.  

      Trekked and camped there just last thurs and weds. I had no choice but to learn how to climb and go down rocky and slippery mountains. But the feeling of accomplishment afterwards is irreplacable. On the way down we were so tired that we just chose the easy way, ayala heights. One can actually ride the jeepney to jy square. Just ask the locals what time it'll arrive. Ours arrived at about 9:30am. It'll cost only 30-35php.

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     The Philippines is a gorgeous country, with over 7000 islands . For me, it was the surrounding area that made El Nido worth the lengthy trek to get to. Giant rock formations bulge around tiny islands and gorgeous private beaches, inland fabulous hiking abounds, while under water untouched reefs wait for exploration. Palawan, the island El Nido is on, easily took the prize for the most gorgeous island. Getting to El Nido isn’t really that easy, and it can be pretty time intensive. Prepare yourself to keep an open mind and remain laid back. The better accommodation options are outside of the city, if you’re looking for great beaches and quiet/relaxation. 

     El Nido, really is a magical place. From its ageless towering marble cliffs to its white sandy beaches with crystal clear water, many refer to it as paradise. It is a top destination for island hopping, book your boat, take some food, some drinks in a cool box and disappear into the heavenly marine reserve that is Bacuit Bay. It is a truly relaxing and inspiring place. Seafood is a local speciality, in fact many fish are exported to Manila, and on to other South East Asian countries. 

     El Nido is one of the nicest place in the island Philippine. There is simple living, enormous landscape & seascapes with hospitable people. Around 1:15 hr ride on a 19 seater plane, half an hour land travel to El Nido town. You can't compare the beauty of El Nido to, it's different. It is somewhat similar to the virgin islands of Camiguin you’ll need to ride a boat and wander the islands of El Nido! It is really a wonderful and magnificent and you will love the sea foods! It's very fresh! El Nido is a municipality situated at the northwestern tip of the province of Palawan, Philippines.