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Exploring "Cavite" All over again

Updated: Apr 8, 2021

By: Uy, Charissa



Amidst the protocols being raised again due to the bubble of COVID-19, we are once more on strict measures and must stay at home. However, the heat forecasts that summer is just around the corner. Fortunately, we got a lot of refreshing spots here, Caviteño! Spots that can be added to your go-to bucketlist once this pandemic is over.


Looking for resorts and swimming places? Cavite has hidden paradise for you to dive in and cool down in nature. Yes! Nature.


Here are some of the natural sites you can go to:


Malibiclibic Falls


A secret must-see waterfall is situated within General Emilio Aguinaldo, near the foot of Mt. Mataas na Gulod. The falls are truly a gem to be found; requiring a hike to get there. The convergence of the three rivers of Maragondon, General Emilio Aguinaldo, and Magallanes causes a 2-meter decrease.

Despite the short duration of the water fall, it has a wide, deep carved pool.


Pantihan Falls


Escades a stunning limestone falls within Maragondon, situated less than 10 kilometers from Malibiclibic Falls, is another sight to behold. It's also known as Balayungan Falls, and its bridal-veil-like water creates a beautiful scene. Pantihan Falls takes inspiration from the location of the falls, which is in Maragondon's Brgy. Pantihan 1.


Katungkulan Beach Resort


The beach was opened to the public in Calumpang, Ternate, Cavite, despite the fact that it is situated inside a Philippine Marine Base, the Gregorio Lim Marine Base. The small cove beach, known locally as "Boracay de Cavite," has grayish to off-white sand and clear waters for tourists to enjoy. The towering stone wall on one side of the cove is one of the most striking features.


If you are seeking for a little exciting outdoor adventure with a combination of water forms, we have it also here in Cavite. For spelunking lovers, here’s one recommendation:


Cabag Cave


This cave is situated in Poblacion 2, Maragondon, at the bottom of a hill that leads to a brook. With a waterfall at the cave's entrance, water will cascade gracefully into the brook. A 50-meter-long underground river flows through this cave. As a result, this tiny valley is surrounded by lush greenery.


Paragliding


Want little bit of atmosphere, the south offers paragliding in Brgy. Lantic, Sugar Road located in Carmona, Cavite. An ideal paragliding site due to the hill facing the wind coming from the Laguna de Bay. This adventure is called “tandem flying” because you are accompanied by a professional paraglider but if you want to fly solo, would must enroll to a 3 day intensive paragliding lessons. Don’t worry about your weight, it can carry up to 100 kilos. Now, you can fly without wings butu with paragliding!


Now that we’re talking about heights and horizons, let’s visit some peaks of Cavite.


Mt. Pico de Loro


One such mountain summit is just 664 meters above sea level, making it an easy climb for climbers at all classes. It is part of the Mt. Palay-palay National Park, which is located in Maragondon. This pinnacle, known as the Parrot's Beak in English, is Cavite's highest point, with a 360-degree obstructed view of Cavite, Batangas, Laguna, and Manila de Bay. Indeed, a popular hiking destination.



Mt. Marami


If Mt. Pico de Loro is a hit film, Mt. Marami is its sequel, a parrot's beak's equivalent. This peak is less climbed, but it has rugged outcroppings and scenic views. This peak, which rises to a height of 633 meters above sea level, is known for its various composite rock pillars, which is why it is now known as ‘Marami,' which translates to ‘many/plenty.' As a result, it was historically known as ‘Nagbuo’ by the locals. Also, it is one of the ancient volcanic features of Bataan Arc.



And to add a little spice, opens another new tourist destination last January, still following Covid-19 methods and safety protocols.


Buhay Forest


An eco-tourism site located inside Brgy. San Agustin, Magallanes, Cavite, Buhay Forest (Life in the Forest) is 10-hectare thick of foliage trek paradise. The local government of Magallanes started developing the forest park in 2012, which Mayor was then an advocate for massive reforestation that results to this project. According to Freddie Sisante, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Officers, the Buhay Forest concept provides tourists and trekkers with a simple climbing experience to the highland's summit, which includes a camping spot, a shelter, picnic table, benches, and an Instagram motif spots.


So, what are you waiting for? Of course, its for the pandemic to end to start your Cavite adventures. For now, explore them with your eyes and get ready. If your a real Caviteno, you wont let this scenic places pass by, right? Cavite has a lot to offer.



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