After feasting a lot during the holidays and filling up the tummy much, I thought I needed to do some exercise and trimming down.
While last month, I joined a fun run, now, it's time to climb.
Picture below is Mount Caniaw and if you see the one that is encircled, is where we will be in just a few hours...
It's a 2-hour climb but we did it just a bit longer. Mount Caniaw is located at Bantay, Ilocos Sur. It's usually called by the natives as "radar" as the term would say is the home of radio, cable and communication of the province. We started the trail at about 8am in Tay-ac Bantay.
Although this is my third time to climb the Philippine Mountains, my first was Trekking to Aninuan Falls in Puerto Galera and second is Sunrise and Sunset at Gulugod Baboy in Batangas, I was a bit uneasy because its a road less travelled. We're not too familiar of living creatures round there and what's up for us. Still we dared.
We din't have our breakfast so when we reached the top about 10am, we were a bit starving already. While enjoying the view, we had our simple breaklunch. Some few towns of Ilocos below is seen.
This is Abra of the Cordillera Administrative Region, the other side of Ilocos.
I felt so much pain on my feet going down. I think I'm not use to it anymore but I still wanna do this next time. Kulang lang sa exercise, so I'm gonna prepare for it. ;)
While last month, I joined a fun run, now, it's time to climb.
Picture below is Mount Caniaw and if you see the one that is encircled, is where we will be in just a few hours...
It's a 2-hour climb but we did it just a bit longer. Mount Caniaw is located at Bantay, Ilocos Sur. It's usually called by the natives as "radar" as the term would say is the home of radio, cable and communication of the province. We started the trail at about 8am in Tay-ac Bantay.
Although this is my third time to climb the Philippine Mountains, my first was Trekking to Aninuan Falls in Puerto Galera and second is Sunrise and Sunset at Gulugod Baboy in Batangas, I was a bit uneasy because its a road less travelled. We're not too familiar of living creatures round there and what's up for us. Still we dared.
We din't have our breakfast so when we reached the top about 10am, we were a bit starving already. While enjoying the view, we had our simple breaklunch. Some few towns of Ilocos below is seen.
This is Abra of the Cordillera Administrative Region, the other side of Ilocos.
I felt so much pain on my feet going down. I think I'm not use to it anymore but I still wanna do this next time. Kulang lang sa exercise, so I'm gonna prepare for it. ;)
15 comments:
namundok ka pala ha
:-)
@abou: ciempre naman, sir.. samahan mo ko minsan.. mabundok ba jan? :P
wow! ayos ah! parang gusto ko subukan.. :)
@richard: ei tanx for dropping.. try mo, masaya.. :P
Hey ardee, looks like you had fun... and paturo turo ka pa sa pic? Nax!
Be safe buddy...
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interesting RD! :) ang ganada ng top view. I;m thinking of joining some mounatineering groups na din para umakyat this year.
Happy travels! :)
@michael: tanx bro.. sabi ni direk kelangan ituro ang mga mountains.. LOL
@thepinaysolobackpacker: tara, akyat na.. masayang adventure to :P
yun--- nagpost ng pic kaso nakatalikod. talaga bang inakyat mo yan? baka sumakay kalang ng dyip paakyat. take a pic then yun na.hahaha
@pusangkalye: parang gawain mo yan sir ah.. hahaha.. sus parang wala kang picture na nakatalikod.. remember sa CR.. hahahah
lovely view!
@mayet: tanx for dropping ;)
ang hangin sa labas a. hahaha! AYos sa pic. Gusto ko na rin itry. I heard Gulugod baboy is a good start. Thanks for charing.
@malditang kuracha: nagsuper-saiyan lng.. dragonball itu haha.. tried gulugod baboy.. sobrang ayos.. see my posts on Travelling the Philippines side bar.
i'm going to Vigan next week... hmmm... parang gusto ko akyatin 'to... salamat sa pag share... :)
@Pinoy Adventurista: wow, really??! try to make akyat this.. heheh :P
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