"Life is like a waterfall, it is always moving and there is always an uneven flow to it." 

The province of La Union, north of Manila is known for its famous surfing spots – with the town of San Juan being the most visited. In recent years, the sleepy surfing town has been making waves into the local and international surfing scene. Just a few minutes away from here is San Gabriel where Tangadan Falls is located – overlooked, but still worth a visit!

The falls sits in the middle of the mountains of San Gabriel. It’s created by a big rock face blocking Baroro river’s flow. There are two swim-able basins here. The main basin is bigger which sits directly below the waterfalls. Swimming at the base is possible but be very careful since the rocks are slippery. There’s also a basin above with calmer waters.

Last somer we visit Tangadan Falls here are some picture we take:

 

   

Credits for the picture at the Google

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"That Crazy Little Sun of a Beach"

It is a tradition of Ilocanos to swim every Sabado de Gloria and you know all the Cottages every Sabado de Gloria are sold out. Why? Because of the beauty of Darigayos Beach. They are hiring a life saver of life guard to avoid accidents. 

Last Sabado de Gloria my Cousins and I plan to have a swimming time at Navalta Beach found at Darigayos, Luna, La Union. Here are the some pictures:

#cousinsgoals

For more Information and also the feedback of the tourist:

• Visit Navalta Beach Resort Page
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The beauty of stones at Bahay na Bato found at Nalvo,Luna, La Union

"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science" -Albert Einstein

Last summer we visit Bahay na Bato here are some picture:

Here are my cousins you are thinking were I am, well I'm there photographer.......

For more picture you want to see and Informations:

• Visit Bahay na Bato
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 La Union Barbeque

Foodtrip? You may visit LUBBQ@ Rizal Ave. San Fernando City La Union. 

For more Information Visit; Credits to the owner of the pictures:

• L.U. BBQ PAGE                                               

Here are some feed backs from the costumers

The Beauty of IMMUKI ISLAND

Kaparingitan as what barangay folks call it during the olden times is what we now call as IMMUKI ISLAND.

IMMUKI is a word which was derived from a sea creature that can thrive only on the paringit (dead corals) these are SEA SLUGS or BABAO. BABAO is a Pangasinense term which refers to the female genital or in ilocano, UKI. Since then, the word IMMUKI has been associated with the island also because the shape of its main lagoon is like the shape of a female genital.

Because of the naughty minds of people attracted by the beauty of the island, and from word of mouth passed through generations, the other lagoons in the island were also named with other body parts, the BIMMUTO (male genital), and IMMUBET (anus).

At present, the IMMUKI ISLAND is a stunning island, not anymore a mere paringit because of the mangroves (Bantigue/ Nirad) on it. The crystal clear waters where you can see fish swimming is also an added attraction.

Credits on pic (LGUBalaoan) for more information:

• Visit Website of Balaoan
• Visit Facebook Page of LGU Balaoan