Experience the Combination of History and Adventure at Luyang Cave
by Jhaypee Guia on August 31, 2012This cave below the San Andres-Virac highway reveals an interesting episode in the history of this town. The historic cave served as a hiding place for locals during the Moro Raid in the early years of the 18th century. It was believed that a long time ago, the town of Calolbon (now San Andres) owned a very big bell at the belfry of their local church. Whenever this bell rings, it could be heard as far as Tabaco, Albay in mainland Bicol. There was an existing village (now called Lictin) on the southern part of the town which according to the old local folks, the natives residing in this village were called “Binanwahan.” During those days, the Moro pirates always attacked this village to enslave the male inhabitants.
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Nahulugan Falls of Catanduanes
by Jane Dacumos on August 31, 2012Many have not yet discovered the beauty of Catanduanes. The province is crammed with different attractions that are still undamaged and unspoiled. Nahulugan Falls is one of the systems of waterfalls of Catanduanes. Its simple beauty gives pleasure that only nature can afford to give.
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Nagngangang Buwaya (Gaping Crocodile) in Catanduanes
by Jhaypee Guia on August 31, 2012In 1575 when Fray Diego de Herrera sailed from Mexico, he had with him nine new volunteers of the Order who were going to work in the Philippines. Their ship was the galleon, Espiritu Santo. With passengers and merchandise for Manila, it set sail on 18th November 1575 from Acapulco, Mexico. Little did anyone anticipate that disaster lay ahead.
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Mt. Cagmasoso: Catanduanes' Highest Peak
by Jhaypee Guia on August 31, 2012Mt. Cagmasoso is the highest mountain peak in the province. Popular for nature lovers and mountain hikers, the view at the top of the mountain is simply spectacular. Surrounded by thick forests with waterfalls, the shores of Maqueda Chanel can be seen at the southern part.
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Dororian Falls of Catanduanes
by Jhaypee Guia on August 31, 2012The province of Catanduanes is home to Dororian Falls, a natural wonder that has drawn thousands of people because of its stunning beauty and graceful power. Situated close to the falls is a resort that was partially developed by the local government. It has cascading waterfalls and unspoiled vegetation where interesting wildlife abound.
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