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March 13, 2014 at 19:05

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wow, maligayang paglilibot.

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Lake Bababu in Basilisa Dinagat Islands isn't for the fainthearted. If your'e up for an adventure in Dinagat, this will probably be in your top list. You have to hike through a 700 meter gruelling trail in order to reach the lake. What awaits you is something beautiful and magical. #dinagatislands #lakebababu #beautifuldinagat #travelph #philippines

This beautiful inlet serves as gateway to the challenging Lake Bababu in Basilisa, Dinagat Islands. From here, you have to do a 40- minute leg cramping trail towards the magical lake. Dinagat's stretch of fine, white sandy beaches and rock formations is comparable to that of Palawan's. #dinagatislands #lakebababu #travel #philippines

Back in 2002, this place has been a battleground for the police and PBMA members who were fighting to protect their master. There was bloodshed that lasted for days. Back to the present, my decision to come here was mostly of curiosity. How does it feel to be here? Why are they so willing to fight for their lives in order to protect their master? Yesterday, upon arriving we were a bit guarded and uncomfortable (first time we feel that way when travelling) yet as the day progressed, I found out that people here are just the same as everyone, even nicer and more polite, they are ever helpful. What makes them different is their faith. Their faith for their divine master is so strong that it can withstand anything. Do you have that kind of faith? #taaskaayoakostorya #dinagatislands #sanjose #philippines #travel

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