LAGAW TA BAI

In every experience we encounter in life, there is always something to learn. This usually brings back memories - those that makes us grin or frown and even cry, but I'd choose the happy ones. Sometimes we've done things, we thought we couldnt do. Then realize after all that happened, you were able to overcome something unusual and prove to yourself that "Wow I've done it!"  Sounds familiar? Right? Our Mt Naupa climb was one of those events which was absolutely worth remembering and worth doing.  As I write this, memories flash back one on top of the other. It was a short-notice hike with my pal, Kim, on a Wednesday afternoon of March. Prior to the climb, Kim made preparations for our food and other stuff such as cooking set, camping stove, tent, etc. I was shocked that she purchased some of the tools within 3 days before the trekk. Whew! Rich kid! Its you already! Hahahah. The Travel Time Straight from my Patag trekk, we headed to Naga where M...

Plans don't usually turn out the way we expect it to be. Some gets worse, some brings the best out of us which makes it more exciting and gives that thrilling experience. Indeed! Our Patag mountain escapade was one I couldn't forget. When i recalled what happened, it brought a big amused smile on my face. Patag is located in the mountanious part of Silay City, an hour and a half drive from Bacolod. I've been asked many times where to go near my hometown. I'd always recommend the white beaches and tourist spots such as Lakawon or Sipalay and Campuestohan for those who want some rides in the mountains.  But little did I know that Patag showcases such beautiful waterfalls and verdant scenery. I realized it should be on my list of recommendations now. Just look at the traces below. My two constituents Crystal and younger bro Xian went with me for a day hike supposedly. However, things turned out the opposite way. We departed from Bacolod past 10am and ...