
At the Hundred Islands Nature park in Pangasinan, there are 123 Islands at high tide and an extra rock-of-an-island at low tide. Not all the islands have white beaches but most of them can be explored on foot. Each island has a name and a unique feature, whether a cave, white beaches, or high vantage points to see the rest of the park. Enjoy.
I am hankering to go back home to the Philippines!
ReplyDeleteeveryone must have a favorite among a group, mine is this picture!! but mind you, the others are nice tooo ...
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How much can be captured in a single frame? Just see this masterpiece..!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my hometown and my dad's...As a child I visited Hundred Islands so often...
ReplyDeleteI can still remember this part of the park...
Your wonderful photos made my day.
Victoria
I am going back to the Philippines this December for my Golden Jubilee - high school reunion... in Dagupan City. One of my side trips I scheduled is to visit this place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely pictures you shared with us.
Gina
I have been in this place and only in the Philippines you can see beautiful islands located side by side and scattered like small hills and big hills. such a beauty to see.
ReplyDeletewow! ganda talaga. i've been in this place.
ReplyDeletethis is what i call paradise, what amazing shot, everything is so perfect, another fave
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