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September 28-29, 2013 was the date that will totally change my mindset about this place. JourneyingJames celebrated its 3rd year anniversary and a thanksgiving party of his project Jomalig. I joined the celebration which was held at Sitio Liw-Liwa, San Felipe, Zambales. The very reason why I decided to join is James is my Idol in Travel Blogging and I want to meet him personally, secondly, I need also to have a break from all day working.
For an amount of 2,500PHP per person, the said event covered campfires, surfing and beach party. Including, Roundtrip private van QC-Liwa- Zambales-QC and etc, to cut the story, “ALL IN! PACKAGE” “Hindi na masama, compared to my other Trip” So; therefore I grabbed the opportunity to join
Liwliwa, a sitio in the town of San Felipe in Zambales, is a famous spot known to surfers and who wants to experience it (First Timer). From Manila take a Victory Liner bus bound for Iba or Sta. Cruz, Zambales. The bus terminal is in Cubao, Instruct the bus conductor to drop you off at the town square of San Felipe or in front of Bobulon Elementary School because the road to Liwliwa is located at the left side this school. The Bus ride takes most likely 4-5 hrs, but since we had our own van, our travel took for 3 hour. only (with Stopover ). From the School just hail a tricycle and tell them to bring you to Liwliwa.
At Liw-Liwa, locals can speak Tagalog, English and Ilokano Dialect, so it is easy for you to communicate them. San Felipe is a 4th class municipality in the province of Zambales, Philippines.
San Felipe is politically subdivided into 11 barangays:
-Amagna (Poblacion)
-Apostol (Poblacion)
-Balincaguing
-Farañal (Poblacion)
-Feria (Poblacion)
-Maloma
-Manglicmot (Poblacion)
-Rosete (Poblacion)
-San Rafael
-Santo Niño
-Sindol
When you are going home, don’t forget to buy some “ pasalubong” in Subic Freeport Zone. You will enjoy shopping with tax free items. It’s more affordable. (I will be posting also my first time shopping in a Tax –free location).
Truly, everything in Zambales was first time to me. My fear from the “state of calamity” in the province due to the typhoon was replaced by an ecstasy of fun. Everything is new to me. First, I was introduced to the sporty thingy the so called Surfing. Second, I was able to experience first time sleeping in a camping tent and that was comfortable, and Lastly, I was able to spend my money without paying Tax. WOW!!
I AMOR ZAMBALES. The normal statement of a first timer before leaving is “ I SHALL RETURN”. And I also promise myself to be back in Zambales
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