In the eyes of birds, the coastal stretch of Hinunangan is actually forming a heart shape.
One afternoon, while others were sleeping, Dentor and I sneaked out of the sitio and went to the far village of Calag-itan. There at the view deck of Mt. Tabjon, after a short walk on a dominantly unpaved path surrounded by coconut trees, we had a perfect glimpse of The Heart.
 |
Unpaved path
|
 |
Oh! There's the Heart!
|
This place is commonly known as the heart-shaped of Hinunangan, but according to some residents, its real name is Tabjon. It seems like a mountain without a formal name. Therefore in this writing, I would like to call the entire place Mt. Tabjon and, the spot where the heart-shaped cove can be fully seen as the view deck.
 |
Photo at the view deck
|
 |
Photo at the view deck
|
We came here a day or two after a week-long lockdown. I'm certain that we're the only tourists who visited the spot that day.
Aside from Mt. Tabjon, there's also a marine sanctuary located at Calag-itan. However, Our plan of visiting it after the climb at the view deck was an epic fail, the gates were closed! Honestly, all tourism-related activities during these times were still not allowed, but it was just our rebellious sides that prevailed. I guess Dentor is a strong influencer, huh?!
 |
Small cottages that can be seen outside the sanctuary
|
 |
Den, the great influencer! I was also a victim here you know!
|
 |
| Time to go! |
No comments:
Post a Comment