Wake
up sunshine! It would be Day 3 and the start of our formal tour with the rest
of the gang. Since we were on our packaged tour, our housemates from Manila
joined us in the tour starting with our first stop, the Currimao Rock
Formations.
Currimao Rock Formation
Jumping atop the rocks
We
then passed by Herencia Café, a restaurant famous for the pinakbet (mixed
vegetables) pizza. We then went to the Marcos Museum where the remains of the late
President Marcos is open for public viewing. It was quite an experience with
the Gregorian chant background and the smell of fresh flowers bothering your
nostrils. We were also reminded not to take photos and make unnecessary noises.
Entrance at the Herencia Cafe
We ate our lunch at La Preciosa where we feasted on the original Bagnet (local version of lechon kawali)
and Bagbet (a fusion of Bagnet and Pinakbet). They also have drool-worthy cakes and pastries.
La Preciosa
Mouthwatering pastries at La Preciosa
After
our sumptuous meal, we passed by St. William Cathedral and the Sinking Bell
Tower.
St. William Cathedral
We
proceeded to the famous Pasuquin Bakery where we bought the soft Biscocho.
After munching some along the way, we arrived at Cape Bojeador, one of the
oldest lighthouses in the country. Based on the inscription, the lighthouse was
built in 1887.
Soft Biscocho
Cape Bojeador
Inscription at Cape Bojeador
Souvenirs
were also sold at the foot of the lighthouse.
Souvenir Shops
We
also shot some prenuptial pictures in the lighthouse.
Photo courtesy rareimages Robert E. Regala
Then
we went to Bangui to visit the majestic windmills. The local café in the
vicinity of the windmills served one of the best tasting buko shakes. We
enjoyed the ambiance at the same got some awesome pictures to be included in
the prenuptial package.
Bangui Windmills
Our
next destination was Pagudpud but we have seen a stuck truck along the highway.
Stuck!
It was already dark when we
arrived in Pagudpud nonetheless it was a fruitful day for us.
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