Credits: Papers — Cherished love by Carena Designs, K Pertiet Notebook 8 and King Me paper; Photo Mask — K Pertiet Grunged up photo block No. 2; Overlay– House of 3’s Rhonna swirl cluster No. 8
Setting aside the fact that it is tainted with a peace and order situation, Sitio Sepaka, a beautiful site is also known for its cool stream. Four habal-habals with us in tow arrived at an entrance that charged P5 per head.
It led us to a shaded foot trail that eventually revealed a refreshing creak that enticed us to take a dip.
Children were all around, watching us with interest. The remoteness (and of course the peace and order stature that it holds) probably does not bring many tourists to their neck of the woods thus the delight. Oblivious to whatever threat that supposedly surrounded us, we had a great time frolicking with the locals, and the invigorating cold stream was a great “perk up” for the rest of the day.
Disclaimer: Four guides that made sure that everything was safe before we headed out to this place of course accompanied us. If there were any danger to our wellbeing, we would never have ventured out at all. Please check with your guide at the time of your visit and please do not insist if it is not advisable.
nice, I like to go there with you next time.
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A beautiful treasure!
I always want to cry when I see this kind of beauty in our country yet so poor and fraught with danger. When? 😥
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I agree with Hilda, beautiful treasure indeed!
Burn.. Relieve.. Enjoy
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Beautiful scenery.
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Glad to hear you had guys scout out the surroundings before you went in. It is a beautiful unspoiled place.
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