I don't make it a secret that I'm a fan of Japan - from anime, music, culture, the people and the country as a whole. I'm not really sure when my fascination to Japan started but lately, I had this unrelenting desire to learn more about Japan, especially their language.
As I've said on my previous article which is about the famous Sirao Flower Garden, my Aunt wanted to visit Temple of Leah but as a part of the half day tour, I decided to include the latter. So after indulging to the wonderful flower farm in Sirao, we then went to the majestic Temple…
Last week, my Aunt was in the city to process her PRC license and since she needs to wait for another 3 days to get it, she went gaga (I'm over exaggerated I know haha) and told me she wants to visit Temple of Leah.
Since last January, I've been saving like crazy for my 2017 summer travel goal which was to tour the whole southern part of Cebu. But all of my plans were cancelled (for a while I hope) after receiving a message from my aunt.
Dalaguete is a municipality in the southeast part of the province of Cebu and is about 86 kilometers away from the city. Dalaguete is considered as the "Summer Capital of Cebu", the "Vegetable Basket of Cebu" and the "Little Baguio of Cebu".