THE TRUTH ABOUT THE HYPED DEATH POOL OF PANGASINAN

Lately, there's this quaint little place in Burgos, Pangasinan that has been receiving tons of limelight from the social media world. The once quiet unspoiled paradise of Cabongaoan Beach is now a favored place for the undying overnight empi-sessions under the moonlight to match the rented karaoke machine from Manong Kubo owner.

So this Holy week of 2017 we decided to check this place out because we wanna see what the hype was really all about and of course to take a glimpse of the famous "death pool" a 15-20ft in diameter hole in the rocky part of the beach that is also 20ft in depth. So of course when you come to a place, you have these wild expectations:

Expectation:

But of course, reality is even more wild:

It's understandable that it is holy week, hence the crowd. But you can put hundreds of bodies in the ocean and the water will stay the same. The first thing I look for when we go to the beach is the 

a.) sand b.) water quality, if that's not really what you're supposed to look for right. Lol.

When we arrived late lunch time, I immediately traversed past the cramped nipa style tables filled with drunk tatays drinking their afternoon beer and went straight to the shore to my great disappointment. The sand is white, not powdery but white. That's good news right? But the water, the one thing that I really came for and drove 7 hours for is plain dirty, not to mention it smells like shit, tbh. 

I submerged for about 2 feet and I can barely see my feet already. I hope that gives you an idea.

The shore is rocky and full of seaweeds which I really don't mind if it did not stank like hell. 

We didn't really took a lot of pictures because there's nothing really to snap onto. It all looked cramped and sweaty everywhere you look.

After we were settled on our room and finally ate our pre-cooked adobo, sunset is fast approaching and we decided that it's best to take advantage of the beautiful weather God has given us in exchange to our disappointment, so we changed and packed all our selfie "gadgets" and made our way out of our room.

Hiding my disappointment

We went to the shore and took advantage of the sunlight:

First groufie

We decided that it's the best time to go to the Death Pool since the sun is setting, and maybe, just maybe, the crowd has already subsided to which we were wrong again of course. Why do we always expect huh?

The death pool is about a 30 minute hike because of the sharp rocks that you need to carefully traverse, please wear slippers (or don't if you have thick worn out feet lols). The rocks are really sharp and can slice your feet wide open if you're lucky. 

When we have arrived, people are still swarming around the so called "death pool" that I didn't even bothered taking a picture (sorry). So we just took photos on the "cliff side" of the rocky platform, with the sun setting behind us, we felt a pang of comfort. 

Aura haha

Sunsets are always loved

with my aura champion friend

Romantic feels 

There's a little hole beside the rocky cliff side part that's where we decided to take a short dip. Beware of the strong waves crashing, it can slam you straight to the wall if you don't hold on to the sides properly.

NFFs (new found friends yay!)

After a few more minutes, we decided to go back to our resort. We stayed at Rendezvous Resort and paid for their Air-conditioned room good for 15pax for P5,000/night. It has its own CR and own kitchen area but no utensils/tools are provided. You can borrow from them, but during our stay, it was next to impossible due to the hundreds of campers outside in line waiting to use the free kawali and ihawan provided on their public cooking station. Luckily we brought our own. We were also provided with free kubo use, but we didn't really used it that much because the other customers already invaded the free tables just because the real renters are still on the beach. Typical Holyweek crowd. We also have a free table outside our room but we think it was stolen because we are the only room that didn't have any table outside. Well, oh well.  

We just decided to drown our sorrows on our own room with our own unlimited supply of Gin and Orange Juice. Lol

TAKE NOTE: Water is scarce. By 7pm, all sari sari stores have already ran out of drinking water. I tried to boil the tap water on our room and guessed what, it also smelled like shit after. So please bring plenty of water, we got drunk pretty early because there's nothing really left to drink but alcohol lols.

The next morning, I woke up early to see if there's any improvement, even just the tiniest one and I'll be forever thankful. But of course, my expectations were quickly shut down the moment I stepped close to the water.

On the far left side of the beach

The water still stinks. 

Fortunately , these lovely coconut trees are here to comfort.

Sunrise beauty.

By 9am, one of our friend has negotiated an Island hopping trip for only P500/boat, we are 11pax so that's 2 boats because they can only carry 10pax on their biggest fishing boat. We were ecstatic! Finally, clear waters and real swimming.

The murky waters and my sad face

So on we go, but fast forward 20 minutes in the ocean, we were already heading back. I'm like WTF? Where's the island and hopping in that? We were not informed that it was only a sight seeing tour of the nearby beaches and rock formations. The boatman said we can go down in the middle of the sea but they don't have a platform to step unto when we hop back to the boat. So being there already, we accepted our fate and just jumped into the open ocean.

    And only about after 5 minutes, the boatman is already signaling us to go back to the boat. I just couldn't believe that after all the disappointment this trip gave us, you wouldn't let us swim and get even the tiniest tint of tan. That's it, I'm ready to leave this place any minute. 

Sightseeing Tour

When we arrived back to our room, we hurriedly took our baths and decided to leave immediately since there's really no more reason to stay. We've had enough.

Our final verdict, please don't go here during peak season, or ever. Lols. Okay you may go once just to see the death pool. But after that you can go to the other beaches in Pangasinan, like Tambobong in Dasol and of course, to the famous Patar beach in Bolinao, it's 1000x better, I promise you. The quality of the water in Bolinao is comparable to Boracay.

I also talked to one of my friends whose originally from Pangasinan, he said that a few years before, Cabongaoan is a pristine paradise, so far from what it is now. The excessive amount of tourists polluted this once quaint  piece of heaven. So this is what we get now.

Sometimes, it's really best to keep some things private and hidden from the world.

Rendezvous Beach Resort:
https://www.facebook.com/RendezvousPlaceBeachCottages/


Expenses:

P500/pax- Room
P350/pax- Toll gate RT (NLEX, SCTEX)- we're just 3pax in the car
P250/pax- Food and drinks ambag
P100/pax- Sightseeing Tour -_-
P200/pax- Other expenses (tubig, yosi, etc)

P1,400/pax- TOTAL EXPENSE

Lost at Sea

At 25, is it really okay to feel lost? Looking back at my younger days, I have high hopes and dreams, plans that are so dreamy I could almost choose not to wake up.
Then boom, you wake up in your alcohol-drenched clothes, feeling like shit, looking like shit and living like shit in your shimmering 25 year old days that are slowly passing by, going down the drain.

Some people say, at 25 you should've at least reached somewhere. Bought something prolific, made your name quite memorable to a few. But I think now that I have hit that number, that was the  most stereotypical shit I have ever heard. That's one of the main reason why many people hit the ground so hard and stare depression right in its face. Expectations so high you didn't even make for yourself. Standards set by the society for us to comply with and base our way of living with.

At 23, I built my own travel agency, because of my high dreams and unrealistic expectations of myself. Well let's not overlook the fact that I really wanted something to do with traveling, being it as how I I've always wanted to live my life since my younger days. Not to mention I hate the routin-ary lifestyle, if that's even a word. 9-5 doesn't really apply to me at all, especially living in a 2x2 cubicle eight hours a day. I tried working at an office for half a year and it was one of the darkest era of my life.

I tried to go into marketing and events. Tried places where I feel I can finally fit with the bustling lifestyle I was looking for. But after like fifty something companies had turned me down, I finally felt like I had to give up the golden corporate dream. Not to mention I felt like shit afterwards.

Where is this young, bright and inspired woman I knew before. The girl that is going to go places. The girl who will rule the world. I'm looking everywhere only to find her in the corner of a cramped bar drinking her dreams away.

Fast forward a year and a half,  life was still a blur. Even blurrier than before. Pitch black at times. The business ain't doin' that good, we lost our home, on the verge of losing our family business, mom got sick, got no money for medication, rented a fairly good place but with shitty high rates, and everything else is falling apart as well.

Some say keep swimming, hold on to friends, have fun out there. That's exactly what I did. I had an alter life, so colorful, rainbows and butterflies and all that bull. But the more alive my alter life becomes, the more dead I become in my real life. I tried to cope with life by traveling and going out, drinking my life away. I tried to cope with my friends and the shit they wanna do. I tried to fit in. But at the end of the day, I kept on dying.

I felt like it's always them than me. Opportunities are always given to other people, and I'm always just the spectator to their success. It's always me, building something for myself and some shit always comes to wreck it down and put me back to my spectator's seat. Life feels like a never ending whirlwind of fucked-up events. When I started my business, I felt like that was the beginning of a better life. I'm starting anew. And I have embraced the changes. I'm brimming with positivity. Not knowing, that only after a year, life will be knocking at my door with all the tools needed to destroy my fragile life once again.

I wanted to laugh at how my 15 and 20 year-old self felt like it was the end of the world, not knowing that the world will continue to end many times in the future. Sometimes ending daily. It's like a never ending dream, where you always wake up in another dream. Not knowing if you're really awake or still lost in the abyss.

So I think, that this is how it's gonna be? You keep swimming until your mind and body can't go on anymore. You swim and you swim and when you find a piece of haven,you try to rest and call it home. You let life take over until it brings you back to sea.

12 Symptoms that your Barkada is becoming the new Tito/Tita's of Manila

We've all dreamt of growing up fast when we were still those energetic kids that we once were, then one day, you open your eyes and Boom! Your boss is calling, you're late, you haven't got any breakfast and there's no more time to brush your nicotine-stained teeth.

You hit up your friends, no replies. Because they're probably just as frustrated as you are at the moment. Here are the few funny/sad symptoms that your once coolest, in the now, always-up-for-whatever barkada is becoming the new Tito/Tita's of Manila.


1.) Hangouts become more less and less often.
Gone were the days when you'll automatically meet up outside the campus, every.single.day. You usually don't have plans for the afternoon, it just happens. Same schedule, same class, same village. Your social life is a breeze.

But now that you've all graduated and working, hangouts are becoming so rare it felt like Christmas. It's something to wish upon a star for. "Busy", "Priorities", "OT ako e", "bangag sa antok" are some of the usual replies you'd get every time you set a "tambay".

                    

2.) Politics, Money and Business are your usual Hangout Topics.

Since when have you all become politicians and critics, you don't know. But one thing's for sure, these are some of the very favorite topics these days. When someone starts this shit, everyone's opinions are suddenly soaring high in the air.

3.) You prefer to drink at home.

Before, going to the bar is a must every weekend. An expensive ritual you thought you won't be able to shrug off for the rest of your life. But now, the whole gang readily agrees when you say you're just gonna chill at the house, do some barbecues and stuff. #titalifestyle

4.) When you go out, you really mean out.

Before, when you hit up the mall or go to Starbucks, that is already considered going out. But now, when you and your friends talk about going out and about, this means some 500++ km out and about, or some 1 boat, 1 bus, 1 tricycle and some 30 minutes marathon before reaching your destination.

Caramoan Hits

Minalungao cool down

5.) Your circle has become noticeably smaller.

Back then, your social life was a breeze right? But as time goes by, you get fed up by all the dramas of so many people that really does not concern you or phase you at all. Amidst all the late night tearful discussions and careful decision makings, you have gladly toned down your number to a handful of "real, shit-free" friends. #congrats

(Inflatable) Pool party Hahahaha

6.) You get irritated by the younger crowds.

Especially at the parties! Like wtf are these "feeling cool kids" doing here? You get really pissed at those super rowdy younger group of people at the rave parties that doesn't really seem to know what rave is. "Kuya, rave po ito hindi summerslam."

Distansya amigo

7.) You start comparing your generation to the current ones.

"Tayo nga nakaka-sampung empi dati di naman tayo ganyan ka sabog." One of the most common things you'd hear from your current buddies. You start comparing yourselves to the younger kids today and rightfully believe that you guys were way better before during your glory days. Well that's what all older people think right. :D #beentheredonethat

Beachforce 2016

8.) You know how to have serious fun.

No matter what the set-up, no matter how boring the event or the place, you just know how to adjust and have the time of your life. Thanks to all the hundreds of parties and events you guys went to before.

Pool party daw

Rapture 2016

9.) You are more family-oriented now.

You care about the health of your parents and your friends' folks more than before. You talk about their health issues and worry together about the fact that they're also growing old too. "Napa-check up mo na ba si tita?"

10.) Your friends are talking about Marriage.

Yes. Your in your quarter-life so you better put a ring on it, that's what they say. "Mawawala ka na sa kalendaryo, nako". While some of your friends have actually had a child before getting married, some of your friends are just getting married simply because they want to. One of your most common "chismisan" topic nowadays. "Uy si ______, ikakasal na daw a, saten kaya sino mauuna?" #pressure

Original image here (c)

11.) They are flying everywhere.

You become lesser and lesser during hangouts because, "Si _____ nasa Canada na a." or "Tanggap nako sa London, baka sa August alis ko na." Career gaming is strong, ambitions and dreams at this point in your life are really the game changer. Most of your friends are flying abroad to seek for better lives and love. LOL


12.) They are getting pregnant.

The number one inevitable sign that you are becoming a Tita, of course! "Uy sa binyag, di ka pwede mawala ninang." Some of your friends are already headed at this path, and most of them have already crossed the bridge way before you even thought about it yourself. That's why planning a trip is a lot harder now that you have to consider those with their chubby cute mini-me's already. You just can't always plan for a night out on a Friday night, sometimes you end up on some tea cafe just talking about the future, and getting home before 12am because sleep, right?


We can't stop time or the pages from turning. But we can still enjoy the ride. It's time for a new adventure. Welcome to the "titalife". :)

CAVITE FOODTRIP DIARIES: The Black Apartment

Recently, my wish of having more hip and funky new restos in this side of the south (Cavite) is slowly being heard by the food Gods up above. My friend won't stop talking about this cool, new burger diner just in Imus, Cavite (only a few steps from home!) and the only way to calm her balls is to just go and check this thing out.

So we went there on a weekday, Tuesday I think, to keep away from the usual weekend/noisy/irritating crowd and long lines. This is just located in Medicion, malapit lapit pa rin naman sa katotohanan. If you're from Imus, malapit lang sa Imus Cathedral, but still, lumagpas pa rin kami syempre, because that's part of the fun isn't it?

When we arrived at the street, nasa medyo bukana naman sya, and for sure hindi mo mpagkakailang eto na yon, kasi siya lang ang nag iisang itim na apartment na napapagitnaan ng mga all-white nyang kapatid. Rebel look kumbaga.

Outside of The Black Apartment

Ayos ang concept, may waiting bench sa labas ska onting mono blocs para sa mga waiting, wala nga lang bubong. So pag umulan party party na haha. The exterior is simple, all black with huge, bold white letters indicating their sign and yung wall sa gilid (ung pinipiktyuran nung yosi boy), may naka-paint din na name nila. 

Ung pinipiktyuran ni Yosi Boy

We waited for a good 15-20 minutes before getting seated inside. Well still not bad, I've experienced worst sa iba, and standing pa. Atleast dito, may pampalubag na mono-bloc at sariwang hanging pwede mong yosihan. Habang nag aantay, ibibigay na sainyo ni Kuyang nka all-black din ang menu para maka-order na. Hindi ko na piktyuran ang menu (sobrang gutom sorry), but I can tell you, the prices are all reasonable, abot kaya mga P130-270 lang range niya, and ung P270 yun na ung pamatay sa laki at cholesterol na burger nila. 

So when we finally got inside, malamig at may libreng radio sa background. Kaya syempre

Let me take a selfie/groufie

After 5 more minutes into waiting, dumating na yung order, nagbayad na pala kami agad pag pasok, as advised by the waiter, para pagtapos kumain, larga/yosi na. Here's what we got:

The Landlord

Hot Chix

The Bedspacer

The Nakalimutan ko po (sorry)

Hole in the Wall

All in all, it was good. Not bad para sateng mga Imuseño, mababawasan na tayo pakpak kakakaen sa Jollibee, Mcdo, at KFC. We should embrace the possibilities even more. I hope more of us here makita ang potential ng lugar naten to become one of those hip food hub in the South para dayuhen din tayo para sa pagkain, hindi lang pag me inuman, Haha.

Definitely one of the must-try here in Cavite.=)

Why We Keep on Getting Hurt

There are no perfect list or reasons to justify why we always end up hurting ourselves. We can't always blame other people for our misery, sometimes the problem is innate. Here are three basic reasons why we do what we do:

1.) We expect. 

Expectation is the number one killer of dreams and aspirations, it messes up with our view of our own reality. We expect things to go this way, or to be that way. That when we end up getting a far cry from what we painted it to be, we get frustrated and hurt. Sometimes this is an unconscious act, when things are going smooth and fine, we automatically expect it to become better and better. But this is no fairy tale honey, it isn't rainbows and butterflies all year round.  It's okay to expect, just don't forget what the world really is like.

2.) We care. Too Much.

When we become attached to someone, be it a friend or a loved one. Our natural instinct is to care and protect them, sometimes too much that we usually end up overlooking ourselves. Sometimes we care too much because we think that they would care as much for our well-being too. But sometimes, it's just a one-sided love affair. And when this becomes a habit, they become a parasite and you will be the source. You give away all your love and time for these people who are so at ease and convinced that you'll always be there whatever happens, that they don't feel the need to reciprocate anything. That sucks right. Might as well practice the IDGAF mindset sometimes.

3.) We always forget one of the golden rules: The only constant thing is change.

Contrary to the belief that time hardens everything., it actually changes everything.  Even years of friendship changes gradually, it's just up to us to direct where and how it's gonna go. We don't really notice, but when we become comfortable with the people around us, we assume that nothing's gonna change, and when it does, we drastically fight it. We struggle to hold on to something that's inevitable in the first place.  We always forget that change is imminent and there's nothing we can do, not even our tears and long speeches, to stop it. We just have to accept it and move on. As what they always say, what goes around comes around.

Tarapumwesto- Hidden Gem of Noveleta - Foodie Alert!

Well, as what I've said sa mga previous post, suyang suya nkme sa muka ng magtotropang c jalibi,mkdo at kfc isama mo pa mga bataan nilang tapsihan at gotohan. That's why sometimes or most of the times rather, kelangan lumabas ng comfort zones and go out of our way/area makahanap lang ng bagong makakainan. 

Being a resident of Imus Cavite, malayo na saken ang kalapit baryo, considering buong taon ang skedyul ng road widening dito sa cavite. Napakahirap lumuwas sa kabilang subdivision. Haha. But I saw this diner sa post ng isa kong Fb friend, and I was really intrigued and excited. Kawali ang serving plates nila, ang kyut. I know un lang ang kelangan ko makita para magdesisyong dayuhen sila. Medyo malapit lang naman, sa Noveleta. Haha. The place is called Tarapumwesto, not your ordinary round plated resto. 

I readily dragged my BF and hopped into the car para sa isa nnamang byahe ni drew/poptalk night. We took the beastmode route which is aguinaldo-habay-binakayan, hindi ko alam kung baket. As expected nuknukan ng trapik and it took us almost less an hour to get to the place. Muntik pa kme lumagpas because hindi sya as in nasa tabe ng hiway, asa medyo eskinita. Kaya magsama kayo ng matang lawin kung medyo magaling kayo sa direksyon para surebol. Closest landmark is the Brgy Hall of San Rafael 3, Noveleta. Pag nakita mo yan, baba na tas tawid. Makikita mo na ang maliwanag na signage. 

Outside of Tarapumwesto

Don't worry kung marameng tao, may isang kilometrong bench sila sa labas  para sa mga waiting. 

We went on a weekday kaya mga 5 mins lang kami nag antay. Kinuha naren ng waitress ung order namen habang asa labas. Hindi ko nakuhanan ang menu para ang price range is 70-120php lang. Richkid ka na dun sa 120php.  

We were then seated, and just had to wait for some 5 minutes for our order.  I got Kawalisilog (70php): 

Kawalisilog with pepino ang kamatis 

My bf got porksilog (70php): 

Porkchop silog with pepino and kamatis of course

And he also ordered their House Iced Tea for 25php 

Mason jar na pinaglagyan ng Iced Tea, naubos agad e hehe 

The ambiance is good, all the utensils are cute, ung extra rice nila nkalagay sa maliliit na kalderong cup size me takip at handle pa! <3 Too bad wala saming nangahas mag extra rice d ko tuloy na piktyuran. 

The food tastes alright, nothing too special but its okay. I think ung experience and ung ambiance ang binabayaran dito. And talk about the price, really not that bad na. 

When we asked for the bill, it came with a free candy for the guy and free lollipop for girls! (Free candy para sa mga nagyoyosi, para saken) solb solb na db. 

Our Bill with free iCool and lollipop

And syempre, as always, to put the cherry on top, may free wifi. Ayun, tapos na ulet ang usapan. 

If you're looking for a unique dining experience here in Cavite, you might wanna try this place out. Definitely worth the trip!

The Burot Experience

Recently, underrated, quaint and quiet beaches have been the new craze to all sorts of travelers out there. Kumbaga "cool kids" ka pag nakapunta ka sa medyo di kilalang beach. Feeling pinoy explorer datingan pag nagpost sa FB at Instagram. Kaya naman syempre hindi papahule ang iba kong tropang cool kids forlayf. Haha.

Just last week, one of my friend invited us to go with him sa Burot Beach, Calatagan. It is an underdeveloped beach  owned by SM Holdings (based on what I've read, just google for verification) and isa to sa mga patok sa mga camping boys or dun sa mga tipid meals ang gusto pag nag outing.  

So we set out for the 3hr drive from Las Piñas to Calatagan, Batangas. We readily suggest you do your last minute grocery sa Palengke ng Calatagan bago tumuloy dun sa beach kase tindahan lang ang meron don, offering basic necessities pero walang bilihan ng mga karne. 

Beautiful trees along Calatagan road. 

Once you reached the gate of the property, sisinglin kayo ng guard ng 10php/pax as pre-entrance fee (hindi pa po ito ang tunay na entrance). 

Rules and regulations and a free trash bag upon entering the gate. 

The place has no electricity, no accommodations, may ilang open kubo at floating raft para sa mga yamanin, pero other than that, you really have to pitch a tent for your own accommodation. Kung wala kayong tent, meron sila pinaparentahan starting from 300php  pero I believe ung 300php na tent nila is only good for 2pax, pangisahan lang kung medyo lusugin. Haha. 

They have an entrance fee of 130php/pax and 30php fee for each of  the tent you brought for yourselves. I wasn't expecting much knowing na camping nga to and walang kuryente, but with that entrance fee siguro manlang karapatan ng mga customers magkaron ng disenteng CR. For the whole place they only have like 6 CRs. 2 sa boys and 4 sa girls. Hindi ako maarte sa CR, pero ung CR nila during that time e beastmode haha. Sayang d ko napiktyuran, but I can clearly describe it kase di talaga malilimutan. Hollowblocks lang ang pader, semento ang sahig (which is okay lang), indiro lang ang nandon, no flush, may isang balde at ginupit na 1.5 para sa tabo. Wala rin ilaw syempre (pero okay paren koboy naman kami). Nga lang, nasampolan ako pag pasok ko nung kadarating lang namin, (excuse for the words) pag bukas ng pinto e may suka sa sahig tapos me taeng nag a-outing sa inidiro. Hahaha urong lahat e. Isa pa wla manlang kahit plastik na tapunan ng basura, kaya ung mga gamit na pantyliner at napkin e kala mo ninja kung mkasingit sa pader.  

Ayun, isa lang din ang lababo (hugasan ng plato, karne, etc) for the whole resort. Since maaga pa, nakakuha kami magandang puwesto at nai-park namin ang mga sasakyan just behind our tents.

We rented a table w/chair for 300php and we talked to one of the kuya to arrange a bonfire later that night for 200php. 

Our tents with our emo friend. 

Our rented table.

Crowded Saturday afternoon. 

I really won't recommend going here on weekends, kase when we arrived umaga palang medyo ayos lang number ng tao, pag dating ng hapon, lahat ng klaseng reunion, team building at field trip makikita mo. Sobrang siksikan. And to think na anim lang ang CR, ediwow.

The sand here isn't really white and fine, in fact mabato, but still hindi siya itim, creamy white siya which is always better. About sa water, hindi rin siya ganun kalinaw. Hindi mo makikita paa mo sa ilalim lalo na't puro seagrass o "buhok" (tawag ko sa kanila) ang lapag ng dagat.

Sunset view.

Ang mumunti naming bonfire. 

Nag island hopping pa pala kami which is 130php/pax pero wala naman kami pinuntahang isla. Dinala lang kami sa gitna ng dagat mga 2x haha. Okay na rin kase walang "buhok" don sa gitna at may makikita kang starfish.  

Anyways, 7pm palang e wala na kaming  magawa kaya isa isa na naming binuksan  mga baon naming kwatro kantos. Ayun, alas-jis palang tahimik na ang kapaligiran. Haha. We readily packed up as soon as  we were awoken by the early drunk-risers in the area. Ayaw na namen abutan ng purgatoryong init nanaman and wala na kaming kahit anong supplies.  

All in all, I don't think I'd be going back anytime soon dito, maybe if medyo na develop na siya or nagkaron na ng makataong CR hehe. But for the people who really want to check this place out, please, just please skip the weekend. 

Burot- twilight.