![]() ![]() ![]() For non fans of ATV you can just moor around the hill, take selfies on all the stations, or simply sit down in any of the park benches while enjoying the calm scenery. ![]() The ATV rides is the main attraction located in the cauldron shaped peak. My wife had a great time driving the atv though she has no driving experience. Recreations such as ATV ride is available at the hilltop which cost Php 100 for 15 minutes. The lush greenery complimented by its serene ambiance is an experience next to none. Wither you just want to do sight seeing, or self reflection, this is the perfect place for you. This place, though frequented by visitors, locals and tourists, remains to be a sanctuary for those who would just love to spend a day in a park sans the heat,sans crowd,sans noise. More trees had been planted, the way to the top is highly forested and you can hear chirping of birds and insects (kuliglig) while on our way. What a lovely sight.Īs we walked our way towards the top of this hill, we have seen lots of improvements that has been added on the place since my first visit. My wife and I had the chance to listen to a group of nuns singing while praying the angelus. Currently a new church is being built in this once unknown hill. Final station of which is located in the hilltop. The journey to the hill is adorned by the statues portraying the station of the cross. Once he visualized this once unknown hill to be a famous tourist spot in showcasing a nature park, a religious destination, and peaceful sanctuary in one. So,When in Albay,make it a must to visit this fast rising tourist hub situated in Tuburan Ligao Albay. Kawa Kawa Hill, the hill withot a hilltop is the city’s testament to these endeavours. Kawa Kawa hill is a brainchild of the then City Mayor Fernando Gonzales. True to its commitment, the city government does not cease in its task to enhance the city’s potential as a tourist hub. Ligao is doing well in its aspirations to be a top destination of choice to those seeing alternative travel destination in the Albay Province. Most Ligaoenos, however, believe that the name Ligao was originally “Licau” which means to take the long way around or to turn away from the ordinary usual. According to the 2010 census, it has a population of 104,914 people. Ligao, often referred to as Ligao City, is a fourth class city in the province of Albay, Philippines, 500 kilometres (310 mi) south-east of Manila. But there is this one place that is very close to my heart and I highly recommend to my fellow wanderers. Many travellers had almost visited all the places in their bucket list in Albay. ![]()
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