Quezon Park in Baler, Aurora where visitors can get a good view of the place. Quiet, clean and has a relaxing ambiance all over the place. Known to be the birthplace of Manuel L. Quezon, our first Philippine President. Baler is the capital of Aurora Province and this area is serves as a recreational park for everyone. In the middle of the park is the bronze statue of Manuel L Quezon, surrounded of tall trees, flowers,ornamental and hanging plants. This historical landmark can easily accessible by a tricycle, just hire from the terminal or market which ranging Php. 150-200 pesos for the whole day. You will experience the historical landmark of Baler. just passing through this area and other sites.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Around the Museo De Baler in Aurora Province
About 6 hours bus trip, this province does not only attract local & tourist because of surfing site with this big waves but also known to have great historical landmark and home for our first President Manuel L Quezon which the province named after his wife " Aurora". The facade of the walkway is inspire to the Spanish Architecture which is surrounding view of plants and trees. The museum has a unique sculpture and mural outside with a great view of the park where the statue of Manuel L. Quezon is being placed at the center of the park. This mural was dedicate to the youth of Baler that they may always remember and strive to emulate the valor, self reliance and quiet heroism of their ancestors who all lovingly cared for their children and aspired to give them a better life by Sen. Edgardo J. Angara. We had a quick photo shot before heading to Doña Aurora Ancestral House, about 5 minutes away from the Museo De Baler.
Historical Marker: Baler Church in Aurora Province
One of the must-see tourist attraction. I remember this church when I first saw from the movie "Baler" starring Anne Curtis-Smith & Jericho Rosales - Actor and like to surf in Baler in Aurora Province. This is the first stop over of our 3 days trip in the province. Baler Catholic Church is also known as " The Siege of the Church of Baler". This historical landmark have a unique interior design and landscape outside the church. The church is not so big compared to other church in the country and great touristic background, simple yet elegant architecture design. Because we only have 1 day allotted to experience heritage tour, we maximized the whole day touring around the town proper of Baler. We took about 20 minutes at this church and visit other place around. After visiting the church, we proceed to the Museo De Baler located at the town proper, a few hundred meters away.
Friday, September 20, 2013
How to Get to Burot Beach in Calatagan, Batangas
Going to Burot Beach in Calatagan, Batangas:
About 2 hours away from Metro Manila, you'll enjoy this hidden paradise of Burot Beach. From Southwest Terminal in Coastal Road, Paranaque City, take a air conditioned bus bound to Calatagan. Fare is Php. 290.00 per person or you may try the bus going to Lian, Batangas. From then take a jeepney to Calatagan Public Market (Fare is Php 25.00). As you reached the market, ride a tricyle going to the beach which is about 30 minutes away from the town proper. Haggle the price to Php 150.00 two way. You'll passing through a rough road going to the center of the beach. From the guard house, just ask permission and inform him that you want to swim or over night in Burot Beach which is a privately owned property of SM. Entrance Fee is Php. 60.00 for day tour and Php. 150.00 for overnight stay. Happy Trip Everyone.
A Charm of Burot Beach in Calatagan, Batangas
Burot Beach 2013 in Calatagan Batangas! One of those favorite summer destination in the country, about 2 hours away from Metro Manila. This is one of my bucket list for the year 2013. Discovering and experiencing the beauty of Burot White Beach in a hidden & unspoiled beach of Calatagan, Batangas. I planned my trip in a weekday to experience less crowd in the area. Truly amazing, wonderful getaway and beautiful hidden white beach in Calatagan, Batangas. You can do sun-bathing, snorkeling with fishes and corals, swimming with this pristine white sand and blue water, can also do island hopping in the nearby island of Calatagan. The beach has no electricity, so make sure all your gadgets and batteries were fully charged. No parking fees & no cottages or rooms available in area. Here are some of the fees in the Burot Beach: Entrance fee for whole day - Php. 60.00 / Overnight stay - Php. 120.00 / Tent Rental: Day - Php. 150.00 & Night - Php. 300.00 ( good for 3-4 person).
Also bring your own foods and drinks during you trip. There is a store in the area but expect higher price. They have about 4 restrooms in the resort and also have shower and wash area. Don't expect good rest room as the ones in some hotel but overflowing water is available for free.
White Beach Resort in Calatagan Batangas
After a quick getaway from Matabungkay Beach in Lian, Batangas, I proceed to Calatagan Batangas to check out hidden beach of Burot. About 30 minutes away from Calatagan Town Proper. This white beach resort is actually a hidden gems of Calatagan because of it's white sand beach area, blue and clean water. Perfect for a summer trip with your barkada and family. The resort was well-maintained and looked to be a perfect camping destination. Just get yourself a quick place to relax and in the front of a white sand beach, beautiful sunset, rocky side of the resort and calm, blue and clean water. This place is not yet commercialized but this property was already been bought by SM and will be developed soon. The place is amazingly beautiful and surely you will enjoy. I hope SM Property will preserve the beauty of Burot Beach.
It was a solo traveling that time! Looking forward to be back to have wonderful getaway again. I will highly recommend this place to my friends and family. Rest, Relax, Chat, Sun Bathing & Dive!
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