Lost Paradise!!! The PHILIPPINES and the ZAMBOANGA



ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE AT A GLANCE

The Lovely beaches which kids found to build their dream castles as they build their dream for their future. The paradise that undisturbed by the foes which been the land of the Spaniards few decades fast and the land of the Hispanic latino Filipino race who keeps on growing and moving through out the world the for being gifted as the people of peace. The Zamboanga Del Norte Paradise. PHILIPPINES





Recent Tribe setlers:

1. Zamboangeňos (the Hispanic Latino Filipino)
2. Subanen (Subano) Native of Zamboanga
3। The Cebuano (Native of Cebu)





Philippine Map


The Philippines, commonly known as the "Pearl of the Orient" is an archipelago of 7,107 islands with a wide variety of great destinations considered by many as paradise before but now, in the 20Th century, some other South East Asian Country claimed it as they were the Pearl of the Orient. From the hustle and bustle of the great city of Manila to many of the true white-sand beaches and virgin forests scattered throughout the islands, it is a place where everyone can find something that can suit their taste.
Discovering the beauty of each of the islands is a task that may take a lifetime but if you know what you like then you can choose from any of the destinations below that suit your particular needs and taste. Whether you just a tourist looking for the good old souvenirs or the adventurer seeking to find the next new place to discover there are something for you.
For Nature Lovers.
Nature has blessed the islands with a variety of natural resources and this includes virgin rain forests, indigenous wild life and scenic locations. If you are fond of nature then you have many choices to places to visit, from Zamboanga in the south to Vigan in the north. For the wild life enthusiasts you can go to Davao where you will find the endangered Philippine Eagle, or to Donsol where the famous giant whale sharks ply the local waters, and perhaps take a dive in the waters of Puerto Galera which is home to some of the best coral reefs anywhere in the world.
For the scene lovers, take a trip to Palawan where scenic rock formations, underwater rivers and magnificent caves are abundant. Another place you can visit is Albay which home to the Philippines most active volcano Mt Mayon, a volcano with a perfect cone that has erupted over a few dozen times in the past century. Pagudpud in Ilocos north of the Philippines offers some of the most scenic and panoramic views on the islands which include the Mabogabog Falls and Saud beach.



For the Beach Bums
If there is one thing that Paradise Philippines is famous for it is the great number of sandy white beaches that are scattered around the thousands of islands. From the popular beaches of Boracay to the hidden beaches of Palawan there are literally hundreds of beautiful beaches to visit. A plane or boat ride away from Manila you can travel to any of the paradise beach locations in the Philippines.
A few of the best beaches in the Philippines include Coron, a town in the Busuanga Island in Northern Palawan, Bohol with hundreds of white sand beaches, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, and Cebu City. Where ever you go there are beaches and resorts that will suit everyone's needs.
For the Party Goers
When the streets of Manila light up after dusk a whole new look to the city takes shape. From the neon lights of the red light districts to the hundreds of casinos, the karaoke bars and discos, and to the wonderful restaurants, whatever you want to do you can. You can party all night in the discos of Makati or the contemporary clubs of Manila and Quezon city, there is virtually no limit to where you can go to have fun and party the night away.




For the History Buffs
Hundreds of years of history have shaped the Philippines into what it is today, a melting pot of cultures from European, Asian and North American cultures. If history is what you are after, then you will discover a vast number of historic locations you can visit on many the Paradise Philippines islands, from the walled city of Intramuros in Old Manila built by the conquering Spaniards in the 16th century, to the Rice Terraces of Banaue built thousands of years ago by the indigenous natives of the cordillera, and to the more recent ruins of Corregidor which served as fort for the American troops during World War II.

Photos appearing are taken in Ramon Magsaysay, Salug, Zamboanga Del Norte, summer 2008 date May 29, 2008। Such place are one of the Lost paradise, naturally formed with full of breath taking spectacular and amazing river flows to the shore with a very spectacular sunset.



Though this paradise is blessed for its very great, very nice and natural views of the lost paradise, the people still looking for more than what they ever got because in every place you could not find everything you ever wanted. But if you are looking for peaceful living, the Zamboanga Del Norte is one of the Most peaceful with undefiled peace ever since.