Tourist Attractions: Aklan Province Islands Philippines
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Province Islands Philippines
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Cave, Bgy. Tigum, Buruanga. Locally known as Elephant Cave due to
its appearance. This and other nearby caves are managed by the San
Lorenzo Ruiz Farm Eco-Tourism Cooperative. Beautiful limestone formation
of stalagmites, stalactites and other crystalline structures abound.
It has a "skylight" in one of its chambers that lets in
a soft glow of light at noontime.
Liloan Citrus Farm, Bgy. Liloan, Malinao. A place where various
fruits abound interspersed with colorful anthuriums and heliconias.
TIGIS FALLS, Buruanga. Secluded in an area good for summer hideaway
for its cool surroundings.
Basang and Hurom-Hurom Cold Springs, Bgy. Laserna, Nabas. These
alternative summer destinations offer the beauty of fresh water
gushing from nature-hewn rocks and exhilarating adventure down from
Gibon river in a kayak.
 Boracay
Island, Malay. Paradise Island of the Philippines. It is world-famous
for its fine and lovely palm fringed sugar-fine white sand beaches,
azure waters, coral reefs and rare shells. Its area is 1083 hectares
consisting of three barangays namely Balabag, Manok-Manok and Yapak.
Agnaga Falls, Malay. A scenic view awaits visitors as they swim
in its clear waters. It is a perfect hideaway especially during
summer as its cool water beats the heat.
TigwatiI-an Island (Crystal Cove), Sitio Tabon, Caticlan, Malay.
Shells of varying sizes and kind lie on its predominantly white
sand beach. Caves with interesting crystalline, formations abounds
the island.
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Province Islands Philippines
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