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IGBACLAG CAVE

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Igbaclag Cave is made up of two cave chambers with different openings. The bigger cave, home to numerous swiftlets or balinsasayaw, has two entry points and has narrow pathways that lead to still unexplored areas. The other one is quite bare and short.

The cave is crowned with tall limestone rocks forming a cliff that locals refer as Stone Castle. Prepare to be amazed as it does really feels like you are in a castle once you get inside, particularly in the spot aptly named as “Balcony” with its high ceiling stone tower. For the more adventurous ones, go cliff scrambling and climb on your own risk to the rocky and pointed peaks they call “Terrace” and be awed with the panoramic view on top. Read More: https://www.lakwatsero.com/spots/antique-blooming-the-rafflesia-of-san-remigio/#sthash.sEQXvJHj.dpbs

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Igbaclag cave is known to be an open mysterious cavern in the middle of the forest of Igbaclag San Remigio Antique. Way back in time, before civilization the cave is believed to be the home of the giants, an oral history which thrived in the nearby barangays. No wonder why such a story was told, passages inside the cave looked like it was carefully carved by enormous, mighty yet gentle hands. Read More: http://hugginghorizons.com/attractions/igbaclag-cave-13-tips-1st-time-free-climbers/

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The remaining forests in San Remegio including the Igbaclag Cave form an essential connection between Sibalom Natural park and the forests of the central Panay mountain range further north.

Adventure seekers can scramble over the jagged rocks to get a spectacular view of the mountain ranges. Read More: https://www.traveling-up.com/travel-guide-antique/