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Enjoy a Serene Family Getaway in Sumlang Lake

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Other events included a balsa race at the scenic Sumlang Lake, one of the town’s newest tourist attractions, with the picturesque Mayon Volcano in the background.

Sumlang is a nine-hectare swamp which was excavated by the villagers through a bayanihan system to create a man-made lagoon where visitors can cruise aboard a bamboo raft with Napa’s furniture creations. Read More: http://choosephils.herokuapp.com/do/festivals/3180/camalig-culture-cuisine-and-countryside/

It's More Fun in the Philippines, No.1 for Fun!

Photo from: http://www.mariaronabeltran.com/2017/08/diy-itinerary-travel-guide-to-bicol.html

The imposing Mt Mayon, from any angle in Albay looks picturesque but there are places that’s more conducive for gawking at its glory. This 14-hectare Sumlang Lake used to be a carpet of lilies until the village residents decided to clean it up three years ago and uncovered its placid beauty. They saw the potential of its unobstructed view of Mt. Mayon as the backdrop for this scenic lake. To this date, it is a rising destination in Albay, enjoying 300–500 visits on weekends.

To date aside from the rattan outdoor furniture, guests can rent the rafts to explore the lake. Prices differ on the size. The small ones for Php 25/hour and the larger ones can cost Php 200/hour that is good for 8–10pax. Kayaks and pedal-boats are also available to rent. Read More: https://www.ironwulf.net/2016/07/17/albay-sumlang-lake/

SUMLANG LAKE

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If you have a lot of time or you’re looking for something to do. If you’re in Bicol or you’re planning to have a trip to Albay. Visiting this place should be on your list.

Located in Camalig, Albay, Sumlang Lake is known for its nature friendly image. Having a lot of man-made floating fancy structures, this place definitely fits your Instagram. You can experience floating above water while standing or sitting on a bamboo with your feet slightly invaded by water. The lake has different stations where you can capture great pictures.

If you want a different perspective of the Mayon. Sumlang Lake in Camalig is the place to be. This place, with its calm glittering surface, inspires a relaxing afternoon wading out in a bamboo raft outfitted with a stylish set of chairs made from abaca. Cruise down the lake, or rent out a paddle board or kayak, while marvelling at the grandeur that is the Mayon Volcano. Read more: https://rabaslakwatsera.blogspot.com/2017/03/sumlang-lake.html