I have always wanted to visit this place ever since it was published on the social media and opened for public visits. This is the Temple of Leah. An Old Greek type structural building made just for a beloved woman, a wife and a mother named Leah Adarna.

The building is situated at top part of Metro Cebu called Busay. It is a 20 min travel time when you take a public transpo from main Cebu. In case on my part, I was travelling with my bike Concordia. It was also my first time travelling in this part of Cebu. Some says it is a dangerous road to try on for first timers but unfamiliar places make the most out of exciting moments to expect. And I had a great experience driving with my babe.

Most corners of the place were under construction and improvements were still on process. It seems they're making good stuffs around the building and not just only emphasizing the main building as the center of the attraction. Outside, you can see some amazing sculptures and bronze statues.

Ofcourse, the main attraction, the pantheon inspired building has some good outlines too. On the inside, the bronze statue of Leah Adarna was erected where you can see individuals so eager to take some photos and selfies.

The place is crowded with excited personalities coming from different cities and provinces. There would be no other chance to take pictures without photbombers unless you wanna organize and control those unknown people who barely know you too. But, I guess you only need huge amount of patience to capture beautiful angles inside the building.

And here are some of my noob shots. Jewels that I consider because of my great patience in capturing multiple times and getting the perfect box(imo).

I never thought that traveling will give me a different kind of thrill to enjoy life. Plus, it is also a chance to explore and share what I have discovered. And lastly, to incentivized what I believe that is worthy to be rewarded and not just likes and thumbs up.

So if given more time and chances, I will still visit this place to see and witness its transformation. There will be much more than Temple of Leah and its beauty is yet to come! Till then. See you on my next adventure!