It is my long time dream to travel to the second highest mountain in the Philippines, "Mount Pulag" but due to time constraint and luck of resources it remains to be a dream.
Luckily, my Uncle Robert of Department of Agriculture, Cordillera shared his photos in their trip to the said mountain.
I am still a mega fan of green vegetation of our vast and wonderful mountains. It is the heart and lungs of the Philippine society. It is the backbone of the Filipinos.
Photo Credit: Robert Domoguen
Photo Enhanced by Author
I haven't been to Mt. Pulag either. But I also love nature tripping. Truly, the Philippines is blessed with abundant mountains. I just hope we'd all take care of them so our children would be able to enjoy them, too.
ReplyDeleteare there easy trail going to the summit? I have friends from Baguio insisting me to join them for a hike:) and I'm not really sure if i can make. I want to experience mt Pulag. I love the photos posted, I'm sure it's more beautiful and fun to be there. oh mt. pulag. :)
ReplyDeleteWere they able to see the sea of clouds during their visit? Cause we weren't able to see unfortunately :(
ReplyDelete@swexie - so true.... our natural resources are worth keeping not for everyone who havent travelled all this places but for our kids to see them as well.
ReplyDelete@Lance Romel bucoy: yes there's an easy way to go there as well. just ask the tour guide when you go there.
Pinay Travel Junkie said - yes they did see...