The city of Talisay (not to be confused with Talisay City in Negros Occidental) borders Cebu City in the south, and is often overshadowed by Cebu City. Talisay is a historic city by its own right and, if you are a Cebuano, is equivalent to the best lechon in the province.
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I’m not fond of animals, most of the time I am afraid of them. But I don’t hate them. I am a proponent of the leave-them-where-they-are mantra. But I do often want to see animals in real life (instead of just on books and TV) so I often go to zoos. Sadly (or gladly), the Cebu Zoo closed a few years ago and there are no more places in Cebu where people could learn about and see animals. Until the Cebu Safari and Adventure Park opened in Carmen.
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“Sadam was shot dead on the eve of elections.” Are you sure? I asked the boy who was hanging out with us at the unfinished pier in Olango Island on a Sunday afternoon. My husband and I came to Olango for the birds, we left with so much more.
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Aloguisan is a small municipality in the western side of Cebu province. The most popular tourist destination in town is the Bojo River, which to me, is one of the best, if not the best managed tourist destination in the province. When you’ve got more time to discover of what the town has to offer, here’s my travel guide.
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Psyche Castillon 