Mystical cave in Antipolo

I got nothing to do for the weekend, found my way going to Antipolo. Target destination is the Mystical cave

About 2km of rough road, good thing that I brought my Yamaha Fz with me.

photo credit: alluringantipolo.weebly.com

A 20 meter hike before reaching the cave entrance. A payment of 40 pesos and a guide will give you a tour inside the cave.

The friendly guide

Rock formations are associated with religious images of Jesus Christ, Mary and other saints. The cave is massive in the inside.

They say that the water that flows in the cave has healing properties and visitors can bathe in the cool clear water.

collecting water for drinking

Inday Nelly Dales said to have discovered the cave, she had a dream of the cave ,when she was seven years old.

Inday Nelly with a visitor

So try visiting The Mystical cave, and be captivated by the beauty of this natural wonder. To get there, pass Marcos highway going to Cogeo , it is at barangay San Luis Antipolo Rizal.

An afternoon in Intramuros...

A Saturday afternoon walk in " Walled city" as they call it. It was years since I last visited Intramuros. Built during the Spanish era, was the seat of the government back then


















Bricks along the wall are stamped with dates of 1981 and 1861




















The Manila Cathedral













































Fort Santiago

Built by Miguel lopez De Legaspi, a historical site for the people of Manila.

Rizal's back bone, said to have been hit by a bullet