CEBU CITY 2012

Just wanna share my experience in Cebu City last July 6-8, 2012

It was raining when we left NAIA Terminal 3.

And when we arrived at Mactan International Airport, the sun is up! Hooray :)

Thank God for the safe flight (y)

Any plans of going to Cebu? I hope my blog will help you :)

Reasons why I enjoyed staying in Cebu.

• Friendly ang mga personnel sa hotel na tinuluyan namin, Kudos! :)
• Accommodating ang aming tour guide/service driver na si Kuya Joey :D
• Cebu's Original Lechon belly
• Tops! (Full view of Cebu City at night)
• Museo Sugbo - free wifi even sa Open Area nila
• Friendly and accommodating lahat ng taong kakausapin mo :) - especially yung guard sa Museo Sugbo (Sayang di ko nakuhanan si Manong ng picture)
• Feeling ko lang nasa EOP Zone ako, everyone is good in speaking English (y)
•   Magellan's Cross
• Sto. Nino Church
• Fort San Pedro (Mini Intramuros)
• Taoist Temple 
• The Palengke
• Pinya 3 for 100 (y)
• atbp.

Here are some of the pictures that I took during my 3-day Cebu experience! Enjoy :)

Okay, let's start with Taoist Temple :)

The Entrance to Taoist Temple.

Too bad, tripod is not allowed in Taoist Temple :-/ Dahil bawal na kuhanan ng litrato ang mga buddha nila sa temple. So ligpit kami ng tripod. :( Good thing, kahit masungit ang mga tao sa Taoist temple, nag-enjoy pa din kami dahil mahangin doon at tahimik. And yun pa pala, bawal maingay and magtawanan sa lugar na yun to respect yung temple nila. :) Sa sobrang saya ng pagpapakuha ko ng picture na to, tawa ko ng tawa, nasita tuloy ako nung bantay! (LOL) Taoist Temple is a good place to unwind and kung gusto mong mapag-isa. :) Sorry I forgot kung magkano ang entrance fee pero hindi naman aabot ng forty pesos. By the way, ang Taoist Temple ay nasa loob ng isang private subdivision at nakalimutan ko na naman ang pangalan. Napaka-helpful ng blog na to. HAHAHA!

Not sure what this signifies. 

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Okay, enough of Taoist Temple. Let's go to Fort San Pedro :)

    
 This place looks like Intramuros in Manila. But this one is smaller than what we have here in the City. It has high walls, garden and mini-canyons inside. Saturday, it was expected na sobrang daming tao. Truly, madami nga. I saw a lot of Koreans, Americans etc. Haha. Photo-shoot everywhere, there are pre-nuptials as well <3 :) 

This one is located on the second level of Fort San Pedro, it was used as a prisoner's cell - during war?(Not sure, sorry hehe!)

Here's my  pictures in Fort San Pedro, I just want to share. lol (Courtesy of Kuya Joey)

The wishing well in Fort San Pedro (Drop not the coin to the well, but to the donation box hehe)

Done with Fort San Pedro, Let's go to Mt. Carmelite Church :)

Sorry for the limited pictures.Catholic Mass is on going during our visit.

Let's go to Magellan's Cross :)

Let's go to Sto. Nino Church :) 
Blessed because there is Saturday Mass during our visit, we were able to get inside the church :)

The Chandelier :) 

Cebu's Original Lechon Belly, Winneeeeeer! <3

Let's go to TOPS! (Cebu City) :D

You can tell how happy I am to be here on the picture below lol

I'll be blogging Museo Sugbo separately :) 

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