Siquijor has been veiled in mystery due to the presence of folk healers practicing spiritualism. Visitors are drawn to witness the preparation of herbal brews, testing the reputed medicinal powers for various ailments and even matters of the heart. Beyond its mystique, it’s the warm smiles and hospitality of the Siquijodnons that leave an indelible mark, making every visitor’s stay delightful and unforgettable.
True to its name, Anda de Boracay resembles to Boracay’s white sand beach (though not as fine). As it was a weekend and the place was opened to public, there was a quite number of people on the beach that day. Nonetheless, it didn’t spoil the beauty that the beach already has and the fun we had. We stayed until after and saw how the place can transform into something magical. As the tides change, we saw a number of species hidden underwater. Though the sunset on the area isn’t as majestic as of the real Boracay, it was still such a sight to behold.
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My Mindanao trip was more than amazing because of the warmth that you extended. You made me realize that this will never be called a solo backpacking trip because I was never alone. Wherever I go, good Samaritans are always present. This blog post would never be enough to show how I greatly appreciated your hospitality and for changing my views about your magnificent place. Surely, there’s more to life than what mainstream media shows.
Dakilanglaagan 