Dinapigue : Isabela’s Hidden Gem

Hi, Good morning everyone! We are going to explore my hometown, Dinapigue.

But first, we must ride a bus. Let’s go!

The traveling time is five to six hours. It’s because of all roads that are already cemented so the travel is faster than before. Our bus terminal is located at 4-Lanes Santiago City, Isabela.

 

After five to six hours of our long and dusty trip, we can finally reach my hometown. It’s very fulfilling and peaceful . It was nice to look back feeling the fresh air and looking at the paradise beauty of my serenity.

 

This is our town hall including gymnasium, park and more garden view for taking a picture. It was clean, organized and has a lot of plants.

 

This is one of our tourist spot here which is located at Dibulo . our own Dibulo Falls. This will mesmerize your eyes because of its beauty clear and cold fresh water from the forest. It is 100 meters high.

Kulas a foreigner from Becoming Filipino blog visit and feature our town. In his video, he showcased the natural, hidden beauty of our hometown. He also interacts humbly to the residents and gave them the aerial pictures that was taken via drone.

Let’s have some fun to the seashore. This is our scenery if you re going to visit here. It was very peaceful and you can hear the strong winds and waves of the ocean. You can swim if you want or you can walk getting shells or any other decoration. Also, you can surf on the ocean if you want.

Our source of living here is to catch sea foods provided by our own fishermen. They can give you fresh sea foods and seaweeds.  

This is our bonsai forest fields with different kinds of a bonsai trees and orchids which is good on a hiking activity. And if you reach this one, you can see the true happiness of loving the nature. You can see the whole ocean surrounded by the forest if you are on the top of bonsai forest. It captures a  very beautiful view. All of your fatigue will be gone when you see the outcome.

So what are you waiting for? Come, dream, discover and explore the natural yet hidden beauty of my hometown, Dinapigue.