Showing posts with label Filipina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Filipina. Show all posts

Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise

Puka is the second longest beach in Boracay and is still relatively empty, without resort by the beach and restaurants. Boracay's main road ends at Puka Beach. You can also hire a tricycle to get there in about 10 or 15 minutes from the center of White Beach lies the location of this.

Boracay Puka Beach sand is so white; you might even want to bring your snowboard to play there. Boracay is a small island located about 315 KM from the Capital City of the Philippines, Manila. Boracay may be a pimped-out tourist zone, but there's always a reason to keep the top ranking among your many travels. Because the beauty of this beach.

Those who like peace and quiet might want to skip the famous White Beach and instead head to Puka Beach. It is named for Puka shells that can be found on the beach, so expect the sand to coarse compared to the beach next to it.
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
Boracay Puka Beach a Tropical Paradise
 

Bohol Filipina : Chocolate Hills haystack

Chocolate Hills is the most famous tourist attraction in Bohol. This popular tourist spot is currently ranked number 6 in the list of Seven Wonders of the world. Chocolate Hills consists of approximately 1268 haycock perfect conical hills with altitude ranging from 40-120 meters. The Chocolate Hills is a natural wonder The Hills is considered as a Philippine National Geological Monument.
Chocolate Hills
Chocolate Hills
Chocolate Hills
haystack
Chocolate Hills
Bohol Filipina : Chocolate Hills haystack
During the summer, the dome-shaped, grass-covered limestone hills dry up and turn brown turning the area into rows of chocolate "kisses," hence the name.

There is no such natural formation in the world. From a distance, they look like half a ball grows from the ground. The molehill-shaped and almost uniformly sized hills dot the landscape of green and brown.
Bohol Filipina : Chocolate Hills haystack
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