"CHECKLIST"

As I follow to explore my own  journey in life, I was amazed of how nature was created. This is my so called "Checklist" which serves as a track to my dreams and here are some of my "Must travel to..."  places in Panay Island. There are lots of marvelous places which travelers and tourists haven't seen yet. 

PANAY ISLAND

San Joaquin, Iloilo

San Joaquin is a 2nd class municipality. It's beaches are good for diving and snorkeling.

GUIMARAS

Guimaras is well-known for it's sweet mango and white sand beaches which attracts tourists.

Concepcion
The largest of the 16 islands is Pan de Azucar Island. Concepcion is located on the northeastern part of Panay Island.  It is rich is white sand beaches and marine life.    

Isla Gigantes, Iloilo
 Located approximately 25 kilometers northeast or an hours travel from Estancia Port by boat. The best place to go here in Panay. 

Nogas Island, Antique

Nogas Island is a 24-hectare government naval reservation island with a lighthouse. It is 3 miles from the shoreline of Anini-iy town proper and can be accessed by sailboat or motorboat within 20 minutes.

MT. APO

The highest mountain in the Philippines is Mt. Apo, towering over Southern Mindanao, covering the provinces of Davao del Sur and North Cotabato. At 2,956 MASL, it possesses a formidable array of landscapes, from craggy rockscapes to virgin forests; from mossy swamps to volcanic structures. Indeed, Mt. Apo possesses the widest spectrum of environments, and provides an experience for mountaineers that lives up to their expectations from the country’s highest.

Here are some of the pictures taken by my friends during our Mt. Apo climb on September 2010 using Tinirikan Trail. I had the all around experience during this climb and one of those "All-around" experience is the NPA and Army encounter while we're on our halfway trek to the summit and so much more!