“Taking time to live life will only inspire
your work.”
- Anonymous
I got the hardship post for our annual community
education program on migration for this year – the Cordillera Region. It’s a
one-week seminar where we visit local communities to educate them about the
programs and services of our office and Filipino migration in general.
Though I have been to Mountain Province before, it
was my first time to set foot on its eastern side where the contiguous municipalities
of Paracelis, Natonin and Barlig could be found. These areas which could be
reached via jeepney or mini bus from Bontoc or Santiago, are often overlooked
by tourists who usually go to Sagada.
Despite being dubbed as the less traveled or
neglected part of Mountain Province due to its mostly unpaved road, I found
myself enjoying its panoramic sceneries - rugged, raw beauty of mountains, pine
trees, and rice terraces.
Natonin
Rice Terraces
The
honeymooners off to their fertility hut
Pastoral
life in Paracelis
Military
outpost in Natonin
A mini
waterfall in Natonin
Barlig Rice Terraces
At kahit muntik na kami ma-trap sa Natonin due to
landslide, sa totoo lang we wouldn’t mind. It’s nice to get away from civilization once in a while.
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