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Agfa Wave Rock

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The wave-rock formation is a unique environmental phenomenon produced by wave action on a rocky shore. It is told that the wave-rock formation served as the quarry site for the distinct limestone and coral walls of the St. John Nepomucene Parish Church. It is a detrital type of sedimentary rock stratified in the colors yellow, grey, black, and reddish-brown. Dwarf mangroves have found a home amongst the numerous cracks and crevices. Read More: http://joebdiaz101.blogspot.com/

Katunggan It Ibajay

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The Ibajay Mangrove Forest is an eco-park managed by fishermen’s cooperatives of Bugtongbato and Naisud. The park is home to 28 out of the 30 species of mangroves found in the Philippines and one of the largest specimens of Avecennia rumphiana. The entrance fee for the park is 15 peos for students and teachers, 20 pesos for Filipinos, and 100 pesos for international visitors. All profits go to managing the park. Read More: https://ibajaymangrove.weebly.com/

Nasoraan Falls

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Finally we reached the waterfall the Nasuraan Fall of Libacao! After 2 hours of walking, climbing stones with large and thick edges and crossing the strong current of water. It was very nice to feel that we reached the waterfall.

The water of the falls can be drunk because it is fresh from the mountain. This is our long travel and difficulty due to our passing steep rocks and the immense flow of water that we crossed. Read More: https://steemit.com/travel/@archie18/wild-river-of-libacao-and-nasuraan-falls-or-adventure