Have a glimpse of the Aeta culture through the dragonfly dance, monkey dance and the war dance in the video clips below:
Have a glimpse of the Aeta culture through the dragonfly dance, monkey dance and the war dance in the video clips below:
Gretchen Filart
Gretchen Filart is a writer from the Philippines, where she weaves poems and creative nonfiction about motherhood, love, healing, nature, and intersectionalities. Her works have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net, received distinction from phoebe’s Spring Poetry Contest and Navigator’s Travel Writing Competition, and share space in local and foreign publications. Connect with her on Twitter, Instagram, and Bluesky @gretchenfilart. She’s usually friendly.
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Amazing trip!!Those crocs look so lovely.If u want more suggestions and ideas on safari,find me on my-travel-mate.com
Yes, but they were also downright scary 🙂 Thanks, mate.
Hi, do you have the contact number of crown peak? and do they have wifi?
Hi Lara! Try this: (+63 47) 252-3144. You may also want to try contacting Jhoye of Zoobic at 09239927753. Zoobic has affiliate packages with Crown Peak.
As for the wifi, I'm not so sure. The term WiFi doesn't exist yet when we went there. Hehe