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pink_candy

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #40 on: June 15, 2009, 03:30:36 pm »
mount banahaw yung tinatawag na holy mountain dun sa quezon then the mt. cristobal is the opposite ng mount banahaw according to some folks there.

Kelangan meron ka guide pag pupunta ka ng Mt. Cristobal kasi medyo delikado daw yung place pag di mo alam kung san ka dadaan may tendency na maligaw ka. Kasabihan kasi na mountain daw yun na puno ng engkanto and evil spirits... which nababasa ko lang or napapanood. ;D

someone from quezon can verify this nalang. ;)

boobuh

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #41 on: July 23, 2009, 12:47:31 pm »
mga sis, ask ko lang kung open for public ang Pueblo por la Playa? TIA

mhardghz

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #42 on: September 15, 2009, 05:21:04 pm »
kinabuhayan cafe in dolores quezon

i posted this in another topic under weekend get aways

i am recommending kinabuhayan cafe if you want to experience zero-worry atmosphere. because the place is a far cry from city life

kinabuhayan cafe has a website so you check it out but i will describe my visit last week

kinabuhayan cafe (it's not a coffee shop hehe) is situated in a typical barangay, with no signage so lumagpas kami

as soon as you stepped in, you will feel like you are in another world. the "coffee shop" is full of antique-like decor, the table has fresh flowers or a small fountain and the walls are adorned by old decor

then at the other door leading to the "bakuran" is a place composed of kubo and trees and plants and stone and and nature talaga. you see green everywhere. very relaxing

then there are kubo, with no walls and there is a small attic where you will sleep and and dont worry, the native bubong makes a good cover when you sleep naman. and there's mosqutio net, but not the typical one, naiiba and matutuwa ka

in one kubo, there's duyan

the banyo is sobrang ganda, there are plants and stones and designed talaga for the women to feel like you are an enchantress or encantanda

in the evening, there are candles everywhere and i couldn't resist having my pictures taken

for dinner, there are fresh flowers, with candles, not just on the table but at the windows and the floor. grabe. sobrang romantic talaga. you will feel that it's your anniversary with your husband or boyfriend

lunch was in kubli spring. and the spring is private so feeling eva at adan kayo and ang sarap ng tubig, cold and clear. the table for lunch was situated sa spring so you eat while your feet tingled due to the running water of the spring

the food was superb as mentioned many times already. where can you eat tomato with an egg inside? or ulam with flowers sa ibabaw? and not just any flower but a "katuray"? and the katuray was designed pa ha! the food is sobrang dami ang serving. breakfast was served with a fish na 12 hours under the fire. and of course there's coffee na dito mo lang matitikman. according to jay, the owner, it's just coffee with pandan. but when you tasted it, it's better than starbucks. and there's lambanog. purong lambanog or lambanog with melon and others that jay can make

and there's the massage before you sleep. and it was very good

and the the sta lucia trek (be ready for the steps) and the kinabuhayan falls and the cave, be sure to bring a candle or flashlight

jay and his assistant are super accommodating. jay won't accept your goodbye handshake because he prefers a warm hug

and of course, there's onion, the pet pig who is toilet trained who will follow your every step and look at you asking you to scratch his belly. what a very friendly and spoiled pig. onion sleeps on the sofa and he is covered by a blanket.

both jay and ralph love to talk to guests so you feel like you are a family guest and not just a stranger on vacation



sis can you send me the webpage and some pictures ill send you my email i wanna go there this long weekend.. THANKS!

baleleng

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #43 on: September 16, 2009, 07:03:06 am »
Im also a proud quezonian, madaming white beach dun sa place namin sa Padre Burgos Quezon. There's "puting buhangin", "dampalitan" and "borawan", saka mga small islands pa.

Minsan na lang kami makauwi kaya sa susunod na uwi namin medyo magstay kami ng matagal dun kasi madami na dw nabago at nadevelop dun sa place namin.



may mga resorts na ba doon that you can recommend? tnx! =)

petite63

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #44 on: September 17, 2009, 02:38:52 pm »
you have to pay for the three meals for 600 pesos each for the privilege of staying overnight for free so that's 1,800 pesos per person

then it's up to you na for the other services

massage is 300pesos per person

for our sta lucia trek, we paid the guide 300pesos only at dalawa na kami nun

for the kinabuhayan falls and the cave, we paid the guide 200pesos only and dalawa na rin kami nun

the travel was more than three hours because of the traffic in slex, by car

if walang traffic, i think less than 3 hours yun, by car

btw, mga sis, dito ko lang din nalaman sa gt ang kinabuhayan cafe

dagdag ko lang pala sa experience ko sa kinabuhayan, while in kubli spring you can see birds. we saw nga a blue bird so bring your camera

then sa kubli spring, they have bamboos too na lumalabas na water and if you stand below it, para kang minamasahe but compared sa mga resorts the water is malamig

sa sta lucia trek naman, at the bottom after more than three hundred steps ay may spring and falls. ang ganda ganda talaga. pero nakakapagod nag steps. pero it's worth it.  bring a container, kasi in some falls, the water is supposed to be sacred and healing so you can give it to your sick friends or the oldies

si onion pala, the pet pig is vegetarian/frutarian

our total expenses is 4,700pesos and dalawa na kami nun

you have to text for reservation because they don't accept walk in

hi sis,

we'll be going there this weekend.  tanong klang kung how did you settle the payment? i assume it's Jay that i texted. he replied that we can talk about the payment once we're there though better if we can pay partially in advance.  sa mga nagpunta na dun, pede ko b makuha contact number ng kinabuhayan cafe or ni Jay so i can check against what i have before doing the payment transfer?  we decided to commute and sana d kmi mahirapan hanapin. exciting! :)
« Last Edit: September 17, 2009, 02:47:51 pm by petite63 »

Tickeled-Pink

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #45 on: September 25, 2009, 05:09:57 am »
mga sis.. taga quezon ako... try nyo pueblo por la Playa  located in Pagbilao , Quezon.

Has anyone been here?

The website looks really nice - interesting yung Mexican inspired villas. I want to know how to get here and how much the rates are. Sana may mag post naman ng reviews

Pretty_ava

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #46 on: September 30, 2009, 07:54:17 am »
need ba na member ka para makapunta ka sa pueblo por la playa?  malapit lang kami dito and it looks promising.

batang bantot

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #47 on: October 01, 2009, 01:55:12 pm »
mga sis, may alam ba kayong cheap na travel lodge or hotel in lucena area?

i'm going to attend po kasi a wedding on the 24th, medyo may kamahalan kasi yung hotel ng reception nun friend ko...

wala pa naman ako alam sa quezon, hopefully you can help me po.. TIA  ;D

eeatrice

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #48 on: February 05, 2010, 09:48:11 am »
up ko lang ulit iyong thread na ito, sana more info on beach resorts in Pagbilao, quezon...

rocky

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #49 on: February 07, 2010, 09:32:49 am »
ganda pala sa padre burgos. feature to last friday sa trip na trip. pinuntahan nila yong borawan island, pinagsamang boracay & palawan. ;D

eeatrice

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #50 on: February 08, 2010, 06:00:59 pm »
oh no, i missed that episode...
im planning to go to pagbilao quezon pa naman...  :(
« Last Edit: February 11, 2010, 01:53:11 am by eeatrice »

eeatrice

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #51 on: February 11, 2010, 01:54:00 am »
more info on this place... sana iyong mga GTs na nakapunta na dito magshare naman ng experiences nila... i want to know more about this place, since malapit lang siya sa manila...  :D ;)

miss resilient

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #52 on: February 13, 2010, 03:27:16 am »
thanks! sa lahat ng response ninyo. alam ninyo ba dapat punta kami ng hubby ko last week sa sariaya para to spend pre valentines date, hehe...kaya lang wala kaming maisip na puntahan kasi pareho naming di alam kung saan kami lalapag doon. nacheck ko na mga websites about it pero walang info paano pagpuntang sariaya puro info lang na kung ano ang mayron doon. i look at the map ang layo ng dasmarinas sa sariaya, daming dadaanan, so to cut the story short, zambales ang pinuntahan namin.

anyway, nakakuha ako ng info sa officemate ko she told me ok ang lucban, naroon yung Kamay ni Jesus...yung may 215 steps kung tama ba ako? duon na lang kami pupunta siguro pag nagkaroon na ng time - Godwilling.

interested din ako sa mt banahaw KAYA lang sinara na pala yun pero sabi sa website ng quezon bubuksan daw yun after 5 yrs (after it has been closed last 2004) kasi nga napollute nga. may info ba tayo na nabuksan na uli ito?

purpleish

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #53 on: February 16, 2010, 10:45:58 am »
uy buti na lang nakita ko itong thread hehe ;D nung isang araw ko pa ito hinahanap....ito naman next target namen this Holy Week para medyo malapit naman sa Cavite..backread muna akech ;D

purpleish

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #54 on: February 16, 2010, 12:12:53 pm »
mga sis saan pa kaya ang pwede niyo marecommend na ok pag stayan sa Quezon?

so far parang ok ang Pueblo por La Playa :) musta kaya ang beach and sand? ok den ba mag dala ng food inside?

eeatrice

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #55 on: February 17, 2010, 02:39:29 pm »
im eyeing "the tamarind tree resort" or "silangang nayon park and restaurant"

anyone who have tried these places?

purpleish

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #56 on: February 18, 2010, 10:50:02 am »
^ sis saan location niyan?

eeatrice

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #57 on: February 18, 2010, 05:32:00 pm »
sis tamarind resort is at padre burgos, quezon. you can check their website

while silangang nayon is located at pagbilao, quezon

ceejhei

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #58 on: March 02, 2010, 10:12:37 am »
^ im trying to target quezon din on my trip with hubby this march. sino na nakapuna sa tamarind?

ayanlanz

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Re: Quezon province travel
« Reply #59 on: March 02, 2010, 10:24:09 am »
few years ago nag-Visita Iglesias kami from our town in Batangas hanggang sa mga town church sa palibot ng Mount Banahaw sa Quezon. It was Holy Week that time kaya medyo traffic. it was good sa mga relihoyoso lalo na ang Kamay ni Hesus at Sinakulo sa Tayabas. Just keep out sa mga roads kasi iba-iba ang structures. I remembered when we first traveled on this route, may mga gripo sa tabi sa daan na pwede inuman at gamitin ninuman. ang lamig ng tubig galing sa bundok. :D

for happenings, I can't forget my experiences in Graceland in Tayabas.  :-*

 

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