MAMPUROG RIVER

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Mampurog River is located in San Lorenzo Ruiz, Camarines Norte. Mampurog River is the most popular river in the province because of its crystal-clear water, long-span hanging bridge and with lush foliage inherent in the place. Best of all the place is well visited because of its proximity in the capital town of Daet.

This river is wide with clear and deep cold water, a nice place to wade in and explore. It is a very popular choice for swimming, excursions and picnics during summer. Read More: http://greedypeg.org/camarines-norte/Mampurog-River.html

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Mampurog River is the most popular river resort in the province of Camarines Norte, which is located in San Lorenzo near the capital town of Daet. The river has deep, cold and crystal-clear water, z long-span hanging bridge, and lush foliage inherent in the place. The place is a very popular choice for swimming, excursions and picnics during summer. It is a good place to wade in and explore. Read More: https://www.vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/Mampurog-River

Photo from: http://www.backpackingphilippines.com/2008/05/club-noah-mampurog-river-camarines.html

We readied ourselves for a trip to Mampurog River for a short dip in the cool waters.

It was located at a town near Daet. Our guide was the one who introduced this place to us. It was a picnic area where you can cook meal and eat beside the flowing river. They have huts on the side of it which is easily accessible to the waters. We looked at the area on the bridge first and it was a hanging bridge which makes most of my companions dizzy, so we decided to take a dip in the water instead.

The water was super cold and you need to go in slowly in order for you to adjust to the coldness. It was a bit raining that time so the waters are a bit high and the current is strong. We just opted to stay at the sides just to be safe. If you are adventurous enough, you can go up the rocks and dive in the deep waters. It was quite exciting and I hope I could also do those things. Maybe next time when I have the courage to do it. Read More: http://roamaholic.blogspot.com/2012/02/exploring-daet-camarines-norte.html

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