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Libuacan looks so inviting and I do hope the place is sustainably developed in the future.
looking at crystal clear water… is very refreshing to our whole being
I always love to go to Libuacan weekly!!!! The water is really refreshing.
I heard so much of this cold spring when I was in the Philippines. I am sure it will be on my bucket list when I return home. There are many places I wanted to visit in Surigao, I read the blog of Italian blogger and the way she describes Surigao, makes me want to fly and be there.
Mapuntahan nga yung cold spring na yan.
I believe Tinuy-an Falls is in Bislig, not Hinatuan.
I would love to try it! Look at that crystal clear blue water and tropical atmosphere! I will definitely visit this!
Oh, it’s on of those so-called cold springs that came from the mountains. I love how clear the water is, and how beautiful the clear blue color it gives. I would love to take a dip there too!
I have never been to Surigao but I have heard wonderful things. This place is an addition to my growing “Places to Go” list! 🙂 And I’m glad to know they decided to clean it. I think it’s such a waste when beautiful places are ruined by people.
That’s amazing! It looks like the shallow end of Enchanted River.
It’s really nice to hear that the locals heeded your suggestion to clean the spring. But we do hope they will control the “touristy” development there to prevent it from becoming another Enchanted River.
I have never heard of a cold spring before. I bet that’s needed in tropical setting. The water is so beautiful. I remember seeing something like that in Cancun – that’s one of the reasons why I love the place so much because of the water.