A Blessed Day to all Travel Lovers Hivers and all my Fellow Hivers all over the World! 😇
Unexpected visit to a tourist spot is truly amazing and unforgettable because it is sure to happen as compared to some planned travels.
Just recently we have held our feeding mission this month at Durano, Kapatagan Lanao Del Norte and it is our first to be here in this place. We have found out through the Pastors here that their is a famous tourist spot here and this is the Durano View Campsite and Mountain Resort.
Before I proceed, I just want to thank first everyone here in the community most especially the admins, all curators and all of my supporters, and above all to our God for everything He did to me.
I just want to thank God first for our feeding mission and a mini crusade is very successful for many kids and adults in the place had joined us and we have cater all of them.
After our event which last until 12:00 noon, one of the Pastor here told us that their is a known and famous tourist spot they have here and invited us to visit it. As we heard about it, we immediately said yes as this is our first time to be here and we wanted to see what they have shared to us.
Just after we have take our lunch, we then immediately went to the tourist spot which just a few minutes away from where we have held our feeding mission.
As we arrived at the tourist spot, I was very amazed for it was truly beautiful even if it is in the outside and someone told us that as we go up, we will be able to see a wonderful overview of the bay and other sceneries.
Before we go up, I never missed the moment to take pictures here as a remembrance as will with my co-Pastors and others who is with me during our feeding mission.
We even see this very friendly kite eagle or what we commonly known here as Banog. I have take some pictures of the bird and never leave his place and I am very happy taking pictures of him before we continue our journey here.
After we have paid the entrance fee of 50 Pesos around 1 HBD, we then started the journey as we need to climb until we reach the top but along the way up, I was amazed by the plants for it was very nice to looked at.
We need to climb more or less 50 steps and finally, we have reached the top and witness the wonderful sceneries here and landscape is truly amazing. What do I really love to watched here is the overview of the known Panguil Bay which is very huge from here with some rice fields.
Now that we have finally here in the top and have already seen the wonderful sceneries here. I never missed the opportunity to enjoy the moment we have here knowing that we only have few hours to be here.
I then looked for some wonderful spot here to take pictures. I called on one of our young people and asked him if can take pictures on me here and I thank him a lot for he never hesitate to take pictures.
They have already some areas which are best part to take pictures and even though I am not that good in posing for pictures, I do really did my best I can so the results will be good and I thank God for it was good to looked at, all this because also of my photographer.
I have also looked to other areas the tourist spot already made and honestly, it was very nice and as I looked at my self in the picture, I am very happy to see all of it, I do really loved it much.
Around 2:00 in the afternoon, we have decided to go home as we need to travel more or less three hours going back home but as we were about to go down, we first stopped by at the Café they have here just to relax.
Their café here is very nice and the interior design they have is very unique and simple. One of my co-pastorss went inside just to try the table he found it very nice.
Finally, after we have rest for a while, it is now time to go down for it is now time for us to travel.
I just thank and praise God for such an amazing and unforgettable experience we have here to witness such an amazing tourist spot like this.
This would be all for today's Travel Escapade and until next time again and I just want to thank everyone in advance all will drop by on my post.
