The WATERWORLD in the PHILIPPINES
These floating houses in Talacogon shows how Agusan Marsh residents adapt to a 4-month flood.
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TOP 8 MOST CROWDED ISLANDS IN THE PHILIPPINES
These are the Top 8 Islands in the Philippines that are extremely populated and considered as the most crowded small islands in the country.
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This Wetland was home to the World's Largest Crocodile in Captivity
The Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in Agusan del Sur. The marshland acts like a sponge, as it is nestled in the midwaters of the Agusan River drainage basin. Within its lakes, several floating communities can be found. The sanctuary was home to the 20.24 feet (6.17 m) saltwater crocodile Lolong, the world's largest captive crocodile.
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cave falls upper talacogon waterfalls lugait misamis oriental
cave falls upper talacogon waterfalls lugait misamis oriental
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its nice to swim in cave waterfalls in luga-it, misamis oriental philippines
AYA-AYA WATERFALLS | LUGAIT, MISAMIS ORIENTAL | Everyday Shatz
Aya-aya Falls is a multi-tiered alluring architecture of falling water uniting two barangays of the Municipality of Lugait. It’s water springs from Barangay Aya-aya cascading into 22 individual water falls (but I just only feature 10) ending it’s trail at Barangay Upper Talacogon. Travelers can enjoy the thrill of trekking and adventure climbing ascending to its peak, free diving to extreme plunging, a little fishing and boating in between steps or simply have a picnic, relishing on the grace and character of the falling water, ultimately communing with nature.
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A Quick Tour at San Francisco Agusan Del Sur, Philippines
The birth of San Francisco is associated with the history of Agusan and Surigao del Sur. Before San Francisco became a municipality, it was part of the District of Gibong, which was then governed by Deputy Governor Francisco Cataylo. During this period, the district comprised the barrios of Santa Ana, Caimpugan, Ebro, Borbon, La Caridad, Prosperidad, Azpetea and Los Arcos, with Santa Ana the seat of government. Like other barrios, Santa Ana comprised several sitios, including Sitio Hagpa, which was the site of the present day San Francisco. Hagpa was coined from a Manobo word for swampy as the sitio was a small village nestled along the Adlayan River and inhabited by Manobo tribes.
The opening of the Province of Agusan del Sur to most parts of Mindanao came during the government of President Ramon Magsaysay who ordered the first road survey to be conducted by the Department of Highway in 1952. In early 1954, road construction began paving the way for the institution of public land subdivision and the in-migration of different local tribes and settlers from the various provinces of Mindanao, Visayas and Luzon.
Hagpa was later renamed San Francisco in honor of Deputy District Governor Francisco Cataylo. In early 1955, the first local government was established as San Francisco was created as a Municipal District. Francisca Tesoro Samson was appointed as the first Municipal District Mayor by then Provincial Governor Felixberto Dagani. In June 21, 1959, through Republic Act No. 2518, San Francisco was officially created into a regular municipality of the Province of Agusan.[6] In the same year, the first local officials of the municipality were elected with the Atty. Paquito Fuentes as the first elected municipal mayor, who served for three consecutive terms of office. He was succeeded by his vice mayor, Cresencio Ausmolo who stayed in office by operation of law during the latter half-portion of his last term.
Eight years after its creation as a regular municipality, on June 17, 1967, through Republic Act No. 4979, the Province of Agusan was divided into the Provinces of Agusan del Norte and Agusan del Sur, in which San Francisco was part of the latter.[7] The continued growth of Agusan del Sur also saw the development of the municipality of San Francisco. Its growing population later paved the way for the creation of the municipality of Rosario through Republic Act No. 5760 approved by President Diosdado Macapagal on June 21, 1969, just two years after the creation of Agusan del Sur. As a result, the several barrios of San Francisco including Bayugan III, Wasi-an, Santa Cruz, Cabawan, Cabantao, Marfil and Tagbayagan were incorporated in the newly created municipality.[8] The barrios of Buenasuerte, Caimpogan, Pasta, Lapinigan, Ebro, New Visayas, Bayugan II, Borbon, Tagapua, Pisaan, Santa Ana, Hubang, Alegria, San Isidro, Das-agan, Ladgadan, Lucac, Bitan-agan and Poblacion consisting of five barrios as stated in PD No. 86 dated December 31, 1972, remained to form part of the 39,253-hectare Municipality of San Francisco. The barrios of Rizal, Ormaca, Mate and Karaos were later created and added to form final 27 barangays of the present day San Francisco.
Source History: wikipedia.org
Takened this video last year of July..
RIDE PANAGANGAN TO TALACOGON AGUSAN DEL SUR
Hi! guys welcome back to my channel isa itong video na ito sa ganap sa aming pag bakasyon sa agusan del sur sa family ng aking jowa.lumabas kami at nag ride panagangan to talacogon.grabe guys after 10 year ngayon lang uli nakabalik ng panagangan si jowa dati daw ay sobrang lubak at putik ang daanan na ito ngunit ngayon halos lahat ay sementado na dito sya lumaki kaya excited din ako na makarating dito.
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Agusan del Sur Halal Culinary - Teaser
In Agusan Del Sur, it’s tradition to have Guinamos in the kitchen. Listen to the locals talk about how this staple and other Halal dishes found their way to the hearts of Mindanaoans.
Watch out for the full video of this episode of Mindanao Halal Culinary Tourism tomorrow!
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BEGA FALLS, Agusan del Sur (Tourist Spots and Travel Guide)
#Vlogging my comprehensive travel guide and things you need to know about Bega Falls, Agusan del Sur; how to get here, where to stay and budget.
The #BegaFalls is the newest tourist destinations in the Municipality of Prosperidad, the capital of the province. Its name is derived from a local word Bega which literally translates to flirt in English. According to the local folk story, the area is the home of the mystical women. One thing for sure, this #waterfalls is picture perfect because of its a majestic landscape. From the crystal clear waters free flowing from the towering limestone cliffs carpeted with ferns and mosses. The strong water pressure created a natural pool at the base that serves as a swimming pool.
The ambiance in the area is relaxing as it is surrounded by the lush greens with the sound of the rushing waters on the background. Going down to the Bega Falls area is not easy because of the countless steps, though the trails have concrete stairs.
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Contact: Kuya Aljon
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HOW TO GET HERE:
You can take a flight to Butuan airport. In my case, from Butuan City, I took a bus bound for Davao and alighted at the Awa Crossing (available on Google Maps).
WHERE TO STAY:
My visit to Bega Falls was a day tour and I headed to Davao City where I stayed at D'Morvie suites San Pedro.
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The STRANGEST TUNNEL in the Philippines
After the world war II, the tunnel was forgotten except for treasure hunters who have thought that the tunnel was the repository of the famous Yamashita gold.
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Cultural Heritage and tourist Spots in Philippines
( Butuan city Agusan del Norte And Surigao del Sur)
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San Luis Hanging Bridge - Agusan Sur
Crossing the hanging bridge on a back of a motorcycle. This hanging bridge connects Talacogon and San Luis in Agusan del Sur, Philippines.
Agusan Del Sur Adventure (Bislig and Tandag)
I was assigned in San Francisco Agusan Del Sur for Two Weeks.
I was bored this time and opted to have an Adventure on Saturday and Sunday just to make my Stay worth it.
So the exploration Begins.
This is the approximate Distance from San Francisco going to these places.
San Francisco to Barobo - 23.6KM ( approximately 30 Minutes Travel).
Barobo is the middle town between Bislig and Tandag,
This Place has a lot to offer as well;
Turn Right From San Francisco to Barobo (To Bislig 45Km approx):
There's a lot of Spots along this road some of which are
Panaraga Beach - which 18KM away from Barobo
Bogac Cold Spring and Beto Lagoon are the most accessible in barb
Enchanted River is 38 KM away from Barobo
Hinayagan Cave is about 50Km away
Tinuy-an Falls is approximately 60km
Turn left from San Francisco to Barobo ( To Tandag Approximately 98km)
10Km away is the fisherman wharf, you may rent a boat here for you to go to Cabgan Island, Turtle Island and Vanishing Island.
From Tandag to Laswitan is about 29km.
Hope you like my Video and start exploring.
Enjoy and take care!
FEEDING ACTIVITY AND GIFT GIVING AT BUENA GRACIA, TALACOGON, ADS
Feeding activity and gift giving to Day Care Pupils at Buena Gracia, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur spearheaded by our Officer In-Charge.
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JC Travel to Agusan del Sur
JC's single day travel from Villasis, Pangasinan to San Francisco, Agusan del Sur. After few delays such as air traffic and bus breakdowns, I arrive at my destination 11.5 hrs later and 1178 kilometers away from where I started the day.
DestiNation: Agusan Marsh — Official Mindanao Tourism Video Series
DestiNation: Agusan Marsh:) Birds of all feathers flock together. Homes rise from water. Lush greens, secret hideaways. Picture this. Selfie that. Take it all in. Agusan Marsh is in the Caraga Region of gorgeous Mindanao. Fly from Manila or Cebu to Butuan City. And then, in just a few hours– wild fun all over. It’s more fun in the Philippines!
TRAVEL | DUMAGOOK SPRING ADVENTURE | TRENTO | AGUSAN DEL SUR | PART 1 | DONNATICSTV
Title: TRAVEL | DUMAGOOK SPRING ADVENTURE | TRENTO | AGUSAN DEL SUR | PART 1 | DONNATICSTV
Visiting a floating village in Agusan Marsh, Mindanao
The trip into Panlabuhan, a floating tribal village inside the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary was the highlight of my recent trip to Mindanao (Philippines) . This is a longer video, more like a documentary with a detailed look into the marsh environment and the lives of the people that live there.
A big thankyou to Joy from IPAS, Glen from Bunawan Tourism and Linda and Maritess from the Manobo tribe.