Monday, October 22, 2012
Genesis Bus Transit Schedules with Cubao, MANILA TO BAGUIO
DESTINATIONS
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FIRST TRIP
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INTERVALS
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LAST TRIP
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4:30 AM
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1 hour
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3:00 PM
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3:00 AM
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1 hour
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7:30 AM
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1:00 AM
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20 mins
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6:00 PM
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2:30 AM
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15 mins
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7:30 PM
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2:40 AM
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15 mins
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7:00 PM
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3:00 AM
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15 mins
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10:00 PM
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4:00 AM
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1 hour
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7:30 PM
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4:00 AM
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20 mins
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9:00 PM
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1:00 AM
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20 mins
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7:30 PM
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11:00 PM
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1 hour
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9:00 PM
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11:00 PM
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1 hour
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9:00 PM
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3:00 AM
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1 hour
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7:00 PM
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11:30 PM
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1 hour
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9:30 PM
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11:30 PM
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1-1 1/2 hour
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5:00 PM
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2:00 AM
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1 1/2 hour
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6:30 PM
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2:00 AM
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1 1/2 - 2 hours
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1:00 PM
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5:30 AM
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1 1/2 - 2 hours
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2:00 PM
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1:00 AM
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2 hours
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3:00 AM
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3:00 AM
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1 1/2 hours
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4:30 AM
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4:00 AM
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1 hour
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6:30 PM
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4:30 AM
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1 hour
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5:30 PM
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
Strawberry Preserves for Sale
Preserves ;
P180 per 450 grams
P120 per 270 grams
Mixture: 1 kilo berries : 1 kilo sugar
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Sayangan Bus Waiting Area
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| At Past 7pm, on the roadside. I was at the waiting shed and the Ladies were Ms. Racquel & Ms. Susan, they have not recognized me when they passed by. (the camera's watch was wrong). We rode the Sunshine Bus together. |
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
The rare Benguet Lilies
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| This rare Benguet Lily can be seen at the Eco-Tourism Park at Mount Kalugong, La Trinidad, Benguet |
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Monday, June 4, 2012
Additional Equipment for Rescuing
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| Gears for Rescuing this Rainy Season. 1. A Tool Box for a Medical Kit 2. Kernmantle Ropes 3. Basecamp Rescue Bag |
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Special Tour Operators Meeting at the AFP Museum, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City, Philippines
Board Director / Reserved Officer served as our Tour Guide during the meeting.
Here, he was demonstrating the use and compared the models of the war ammunition, gadgets and equipment that were used during the past World Wars.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Lizmar Tour and Travel 2012
at the Brentwood Apartelle lobby for the Philippine Dental Association activity
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Santiago City
A lush plain at the northern gateway to Isabela announces the entry to Region 2's most vibrant, most talked-about, and most exciting premier city. At its southern entrance, a picturesque view of rice fields expanding against a burgeoning metropolitan backdrop of buildings and housing subdivisions greets the eye with a rousing welcome that sings again and again here at its eastern and western passages the rhapsodies of a booming economy: spouting commercial clusters, huge and imposing grain stations, and people happily going about the path to fulfillment.
Santiago City stands today as the major showcase and effective catalyst for change in Region 2. This present-day urban glory began to achieve prominence and was called El Pueblo de Carig in the 16th century while it wasbut a simple barrio in Camarag or Echague today. During the early period of Spanish conquest and christianization, this pueblo served as a strategic outpost from where was set forth all and every risky passage to Spanish missions, garrisons, and settlements that then lay upper-north in Cagayan Valley. In a short time, its bountiful and hospitable character revealed itself to those missionaries and soldiers, plantation owners and farmers, traders, civil government officials and clerks, and fortune-seekers from near and far regions who had the good fortune of seeing and knowing the place. Most of them fell so in love with the pueblo of three mountains and four rivers that they settled devotedly in.
For 397 years now, the City's commanding location has been serving as an advantageous means towards the attainment of religious, governmental, commercial, and settlement goals. With her new status as a city, this beautiful heiress to the venerable and exalted name of St. James, the Apostle-Warrior, promises to be hospitable more than she has ever been with her riches, opportunities, and pre-eminence to all her faithful inhabitants, so they can fulfill with her their destiny in community life all throughout the 21st century and beyond.
SCATEC (Santiago City Agro-Tourism and Ecology Center)
Unperturbed with the lack of natural tourist attractions, the City of Santiago has embarked on its determined goal of developing the Santigo City Agro-Tourism and Ecology Center as its flagship project area for TOURISM.
Being an ecology-friendly habitat quietly nestled within the rolling hills of Balintocatoc, covering an area of 209,199 sq. m, the site of the SCATEC was chosen as the most typical pilot area for this integrated project.
The city government has envisioned of showcasing a perfect package and world-class Ecology Park and Agro-tourism destination. It spells out a sustainable tourism development with its multi-tiered components, modern tourist amenities and facilities that lure both foriegn and local visitors.
Chapel of Transfiguration
It embraces a new age of millenium architecture with its modern distinctive and innovative design. Soon it will rise on top of the "Holy Hill" as a temple built for Jesus. It will be the home of common rituals, specila asses, communion, a perfect worship place for those who seek secluded place to pray and commune with God.
Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette
Standing majestically on top of the Holy Hill overlooking the grandeur of Santiago City with its vast green ricefields and built up areas, the Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette symbolizes the Roman Catholic as the dominant religion in the City.
Strawberry Festival at La Trinidad, Benguet
Mayor's Address
*copied from the official website of la trinidad
Official Website of the Municipality of La Trinidad
In this rapidly-shifting age of computers, the advent of the Internet has effectively restructured all aspects of daily living, most notable of which is our mode of communication. Transfer of data and access to information could be completed in what is now known as "real time," downplaying the role of distance in the interaction equation. In order to harness this potential, the Municipal Government of La Trinidad set out to reformat the Municipality's official website.
Hence, www.latrinidad.gov.ph
We dedicate its rebirth to the 113, 713-strong citizenry from which blossom a fusion of multi-ethnicity uniquely our own. It forms part of our unwavering commitment to engage our people. And it is the voice of this uniqueness we want heard in our website. It is this same voice we want echoed in our plans, projects and in every decision we make.
www.latrinidad.gov.ph is a channel for public sentiment.
A well-informed citizenry easily translates into peaceful and prosperous communities. The provision of up-to-date and comprehensive information relative to their welfare and concerns – projects, the Municipality's financial situation, proposed and passed ordinances, among others – empowers the people. It enables them to actively and intelligently participate in their affairs, which is what the website encourages them to do.
www.latrinidad.gov.ph is a means to empower our people.
We are deeply committed to boosting our tourism industry by offering our hand in friendship and showcasing our wonderful landscapes, particularly our Strawberry Fields, Rose Gardens and four communal forests lush with the scent of pine and the greenest of grasses. Sustainability and concern for precious flora and fauna are the norms in the development of our forests into world-class eco-parks.
www.latrinidad.gov.ph is our window to the world.
Our website has expanded its contents and coverage, ranging from quarterly reports of the various offices to the latest weather updates. We have made its pages more vibrant and appealing to secure more widespread interest and attention. It is our sincere hope that public response from far and wide would be forthcoming. So that genuine people participation would find meaning in its pages.
We revived it with the welfare of the people in mind. We will sustain it propelled by the same thought.
GREGORIO T. ABALOS JR.
Mayor
Mayor
*** I have learned from Mayor Abalso himself that not only is he a mountain person, but is one of the pioneers in climbing the mountains such as Mount Pulag in the early 70's and 80's not only as a means of recreation but as a means to enlighten with the realities of life in the boondooks.... that is he has a lust for nature and lust for for peoples' welfare.***
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