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Martes, Hunyo 28, 2011

The Queen of the South, Cebu City! ( SUGBU)

" DAYON KAMO! "

GETTING THERE: by plane
Davao City ( Francisco Bangoy International Airport ) - Mactan International Airport )
Airline: Cebu Pacific Air ( P3500 ) roundtrip

ATTRACTIONS:
  • Taoist Temple
  • Guitar Factories
  • University of San Carlos
  • Lapu-Lapu Monument ( Mactan Shrine )
  • Magellans Cross
  • Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
  • Casa Gorordo Museum
  • Fort San Pedro
  • Basilica Minore del Santo Niño 
PEOPLE: Local people in Cebu speaks " Visayan " dialect. They also speak Tagalog and English.


GETTING AROUND: Taxi, Jeepney, Buses

I've been here in this place for so many times but unfortunately before I didn't manage to look around if what to see in this what they called " Queen of the South ". Yes, this is the place were history meets tomorrow. A city which is Philippines oldest city and carries some of the priceless historical relics and monuments. Here are some of my photos taken in Cebu:

Cebu City Hall


 
Magellan Cross








View of Basilica Minore del Santo Nino

Inside of Basilica del Santo Nino
This is in the Basilica Santo Nino


The Cebu Metropolitan Cebu Cathedral
The Virgin Mary's Grotto In the Cathedral
View of the lawn in the Cathedral
The Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral was established as a diocese on August 14, 1595 and it was elevated as a metropolitan archdiocese on April 28, 1934. The construction of this church took many years due to the interruptions and luck of funds. The architecture of the church is typically Spanish Colonial churches in the country.

I don’t actually remember if how many churches they have, but this is all I can say It was so amazing. Night time and it’s time to find some place which we can drink and relax. As I read in the internet that there is place where families, kids, couples, friends are there a bar called Sunflower. Am a bit curious about the place cause it’s not only youngsters are there. As we arrive there, there was live band playing disco and pop music while some people dancing on the dance floor. At the beginning  there are only few couples but later on I was so amazed when I saw the families with their babies on the strollers. Wow! And there are some kids also dancing with their dad and mom! That was so amazing. 

People Dancing in dance floor
The next day we planned to go in some of the Island closed to Cebu. Our choices is either Malapascua Island and Camotes Island. And since that I know if how to get there in Camotes Island so I guess it’s my choice at all. Follow my next update regarding Camotes Island.

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