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    494 km road trip from Zamboanga City to Cagayan De Oro City, Philippines

    PHILIPPINES | Sun, 6 Mar 2016 | By ritchiebasilio | Views [2334] | Video

        It took 8 to 9 hours travelling from Zamboanga City to Cagayan De  Oro  City at 494km. We spend one night in  Kapatangan  District. It cost me  P3200 ... Read more >

    Tags: cagayan de oro, cdo, on the road, philippines road, road trip, travel, zamboanga city, zamboanga to cagayan de oro city

    Extreme Cagayan de Oro

    PHILIPPINES | Wed, 18 Mar 2009 | By loriejoy | Views [1945]

    Cagayan de Oro is also home to some extreme adventure. View photos HERE . The Cagayan de Oro River The White Waters Grace and I were the brave ones to sit first row on the raft. We wanted to experience the excitement first hand. ... Read more >

    Tags: cagayan de oro, cagayan de oro river, white water rafting

     

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    Sometimes the new and old areas have melted together so subtly that even the curious juxtaposition of dilapidated looking residential buildings with newer high rise office buildings becomes elusive rather than striking, and Starbucks never being more than a few blocks away seems the norm in such a developed city. Peeking through on the right is the green bamboo scaffolding of yet another 30+ storey high rise development adjacent to the block.: by lumannie, Views[304]
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