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KANLAWIG HOT SPRING

 

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Nothing is more refreshing than dipping your whole body in warm water. This is the reason why a hot spring experience is something that is difficult to forget. It is also an experience that you will always look forward to. If you are planning to indulge in a hot spring experience, then the Kanlawig Hot Spring Resort is definitely one of the most ideal sites to visit. First, it offers a majestic panoramic view of Mt. Candalaga.

Accommodation is also not a problem as there are a lot of small cottages to choose from. For those who were not able to bring enough food and drinks, the hot spring resort has an in-house store where you could buy from. It should be noted that the place also charges entrance and corkage fee. It is located in Maragusan and is difficult to miss as it is situated just along the road going to the center of the town. Read More: https://wayph.com/kanlawig-hot-spring-resort/

 

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Kanlawig Hot Spring Resort is one of the ideal destinations in Compostela Valley for a quick weekend getaway. It can easily be accessed since it is just meters away from the main road going to the town proper. It features a wide hot spring pool at its center while cottages and tables are erected on its sides. The area is being mantled by grasses, surrounded by verdant trees and gives an amazing view of the nearby mountains.   Read More: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g2138866-d2639089-Reviews-Aguacan_Cold_Spring-Maragusan_Compostela_Valley_Province_Mindanao.html

 

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Inside the resort, there were a lot of trees around. I can barely see a mountain due to the heavy volume of clouds. Also, there were plenty of open cottages where you can sit and/or leave your things. Shower and toilet rooms were located on the other side of the resort. 

The pool wasn’t that deep. I guess it’s between 3-4 feet and kids were really enjoying it. I noticed that time that only one part of the pool is hot. Maybe this could be because of the number of people in the pool.

The hot water was quite relaxing. It was a really nice experience. This hot spring resort in Mindanao is worth visiting. If you’re visiting Haven’s Peak Highland Resort, don’t forget to drop by this hidden gem.  Read More:  https://www.tiffanywanders.com/2017/09/maragusan-escapade-kanlawig-hot-spring.html

 

Photo from:   http://inlovewithdavao.blogspot.com/2016/11/tagbibinta-falls-aguakan-kanlawing.html

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

Compostela Valley is Part of Region XI

Where is Compostela Valley and How to Get There

Compostela Valley – Province with a Solidarity Ring

Awesome Sites to See in Compostela Valley

Colorful Festivals Celebrated in Compostela Valley

Enjoy and Have Fun in Compostela Valley

 

 

Other Visitors Also Viewed:

 

Boliney Hot Spring in Abra

Handuraw Festival – Remembering History

Iloilo Bike Festival

Tultugan Festival – Bamboo Dance and Music

Culapnitan Cave Displays Magnificent Stalactite Formations

Gota Beach – Setting of Reality TV “Survivor” Series

Napantao Marine Sanctuary – Great for diving, snorkeling, and many more!

The Miraculous Statue of Virgin Mary at the Joroan Church

Rosquillos Festival – Celebrates Delicious Rosquillos Cookies

Silmugi Festival is Celebrated by Street Dancing

 

 

 

 

 


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