Lipton Milk Tea

Posts Tagged ‘mangroves’

Siquijor: Guiwanon Spring Park

Guiwanon Park boat and Nipa Huts among mangroves

What I really liked about this small island of Siquijor, is it’s just so easy to get from one place to another. Just hop in a habal-habal or an AUV, you’ll be in there in minutes. So after wandering around the tree house in Tulapos, we head forward north of the island to visit another marine and mangrove sanctuary, the Guiwanon Spring Park.

Siquijor: Sandugan in monochrome

A lone mangrove

Isla de Fuego or the Island of Fire as early Spaniards called this small island in Central Visayas when they saw a warm glow of light caused by fireflies when seen from afar. Nowadays, just the mention of Siquijor, people are quick to associate the place with mysticism, magic, witchcraft and sorcery. For a traveler like me whose more interested by stories of such phenomenon than to be shunned away by it , I guess it’s just a matter of time ’til I come to visit the place. And for the first time in this blog, my initial set for Siquijor will be in black and white. I thought that the monochrome treatment captured the mood of what I want to convey a certain mood somehow which is very “Siquijor” to me.

Lipton Milk Tea

Share

del.icio.us Digg Bloglines Facebook Google Sphere StumbleUpon Technorati Twitter YahooMyWeb

Related Posts

Travel & Leisure - Top Blogs Philippines Ratified.org Home Home / Top Back at the Top.

Ironwulf.net Ver 6: En Route - Philippines, Travel, Photography is proudly powered by
WordPress and BigSkyMedia.net
Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).