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Tuesday, August 27, 2019

Angono Petroglyphs

  Itching to take my 2 wheels for another ride, I embarked on visiting one of the great spots (IMO) to peek on weekends, the Angono Petroglyphs.

Let's see what I found!





Located in the rear recesses of a shallow cave in Binangonan, it is believed to be the oldest rock art inscription in our country, dating back to the Neolithic period.





Carved in rock formation, it holds a collection of 127 figural carvings engraved on the walls of a shallow cave. 


It's like entering a different era as we indulged ourselves on the rock drawings. Experts have been deliberating on whether the art are symbolic representation of the culture or if it is medicinal and religious as ancestors are said to have carved these in order to transfer the sickness of their children onto the limestone wall. For travelers craving for adventure with a touch of history, this place is definitely worth seeing!



Thursday, August 22, 2019

Make Marilaque safe agin unity ride


Pls support for the safety of the motorcycle riding community

Wednesday, August 21, 2019

In memoriam

Today is the 36th death aniversary of Ninoy Aquino

photo credit to Inquirer.net


Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Riding with Jet Lee and Des Buncio

Sensational riders  from Cebu, Jet Lee and Des Buncio, meet and greet at Shell Pugon along Marcos highway last July 30th, Tuesday. We arrived at around      6:30 am, and many riders waited patiently.


Riders from different biker groups gathered together to be with Jet and Des on a fun ride to Marilaque.


Jet Lee arrived around 9 am, and received a warm welcome from fellow riders.

Des Buncio with a fellow rider


Jet Lee and Des Buncio gave their time taking pictures and giving out stickers to their fellow bike enthusiasts.

Jet and her KTM bike

The group took off to Marilaque at around 10am, good thing it stopped raining during the ride.

First destination is going to BNK cafe along Marilaque highway at Sampaloc, Tanay Rizal. 

Jet greeted by restaurant staffs




BNK offers delicious meals at an affordable price


After eating, they headed out going to Jariel's peak. The event was a succesful one, everyone had fun meeting and riding with lady riders Jet Lee and Des Buncio.




Saturday, July 20, 2019

Visiting the Lion Head

The Lion's Head, situated along the renowned sharp curves in Kennon Road, has been one of  the tourists' and travelers' popular stop overs when they visit Baguio.It's worth to take an extra mile to see it though, and have some souvenir pics as what we did when we has a motorcycle road trip last month.


We took Mac Arthur Highway getting there and rerouted to Kennon Road just to have a peek (and pic!) of the famous Lion's Head. Look up, ain't it worth it to have your pics beside the 40 feet towering statue!



The glimpse of the natural landscapes along the road is also a sight to behold! Souvenir shops can be found within the area as well. 




It's just a 15 minute drive from the heart of the city; with its cool breezy weather, it's nice to stop by, take pics and stroll.



Driving via 2 wheels is quite a task, specially when you go to places like Baguio. But reaching your destination and seeing these tourist spots, a new and refreshed feeling will manifest and you's grasp that it's all worth the trip. So, next time you're in Baguio, don't forget tovisit this landmark!