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Where to Eat Around Simala Shrine


After your visit to the Simala Shrine in Sibonga, treat yourself to a good meal nearby. From local eateries to cozy cafés, these spots offer comforting food and a taste of Cebuano warmth just a few minutes from the shrine.

1. Leony and Precy Small Eatery

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For a truly local experience, Leony and Precy Small Eatery is a favorite stop for pilgrims heading to the Simala Shrine. Serving classic Filipino home-cooked dishes, meals here range from ₱100 to ₱200 per person, perfect for travelers on a budget. Located along Mama Mary Sanctuary Road in Sibonga, this humble eatery offers simple comfort food like adobo, tinola, and pancit canton that hits the spot after a long day of devotion.


How To Get There?

Location: Mama Mary Sanctuary Rd, Sibonga, Cebu

  • By Car: Navigate Leony and Precy Small Eatery via GoogleMaps or Waze
  • By Commute: From Cebu City, take a bus or van bound for Sibonga and drop off at the Simala Shrine junction. From there, you can ride a habal-habal (motorbike taxi) or tricycle straight to the eatery. If driving, the place is along the main access road heading to the shrine.

2. Pabukid Restaurant

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Located in the heart of Sibonga, Pabukid Restaurant combines native charm with hearty Filipino meals, priced between ₱200 and ₱400 per person. The restaurant is surrounded by lush greenery and offers an al fresco dining setup, giving guests a relaxing “probinsya” feel. Their bestsellers include grilled seafood, crispy pata, and sinigang na baboy, perfect for sharing with family or friends after a spiritual visit.


How To Get There?

Location: Sibonga, Cebu

  • By Car:If driving, follow the southern coastal road from Cebu City to Sibonga town proper, then head toward the Simala Shrine road.
  • By Commute: Hop on a Ceres bus bound for Sibonga and ride a local tricycle to Pabukid.

3. Café Malaya – Lindogon

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A cozy stop for coffee lovers, Café Malaya in Lindogon, Sibonga is a peaceful café near Simala Shrine, known for its scenic views and local hospitality. Their breakfast meals start at ₱105 to ₱150, including favorites like longsilog, tocilog, and brewed coffee made from local beans. With its rustic interiors and serene atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot to unwind before or after your visit to Mama Mary’s shrine.
How to get there: 

How To Get There?

Location: Lindogon, Sibonga, Cebu

  • By Car: Navigate Simala Shrine via GoogleMaps or Waze, located just a few minutes from Simala Shrine, Café Malaya is easily accessible by car or motorcycle. 
  • By Commute: Take a tricycle or habal-habal from the shrine gate, it’s a quick and scenic ride uphill to Lindogon.

How Osmeña’s New Walkway is Changing Everyday Life?

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On Osmeña Street, walking used to feel like a gamble. Cars, motorcycles, and tricycles claimed most of the space, while pedestrians were left to squeeze into whatever corner they could. But with the construction of the new sidewalk, the daily experience of moving through this busy road has shifted, and people are starting to notice.

From Survival to Leisure

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Before, a walk down Osmeña meant bracing yourself against traffic. Now, with wider, safer paths, people stroll instead of rush. Students linger a little longer with friends, parents walk side by side with their kids, and even seniors are reclaiming their right to the street. What was once a matter of survival has become a small act of leisure.

The Social Side of the Sidewalk

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The sidewalk has quietly become a social space. Street vendors chat with regulars, neighbors pause for quick conversations, and shop owners notice more people stopping by. It’s no longer just about getting from point A to point B, it’s about the moments in between.

A Fresh Face for Osmeña

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The improved look of the sidewalk, with its neat tiles and sprinkles of greenery, has given Osmeña a facelift. The aesthetic change has made locals more proud of their street, transforming it from a transit zone into a place worth noticing.

Not Without Bumps

Of course, challenges remain. Sidewalks occasionally get blocked by parked motorcycles, and when the rain pours, drainage issues turn certain spots into puddle traps. These inconveniences remind residents that a sidewalk isn’t just built, it must be cared for.

The Bigger Picture

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The story of Osmeña’s sidewalk isn’t just about concrete and paint, it’s about reclaiming public space for people. It proves that even small infrastructural changes can ripple into daily lives, shaping how we walk, interact, and experience our community.

In the end, the sidewalk is more than a path. It’s a quiet stage for everyday storieswhere the city breathes a little easier, one step at a time.

Chasing Peace and Sunlight in Udlom

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There’s a place in the highlands of Toledo City that feels like it was carved for wanderers and storytellers alike. The air is fresher, the hills are greener, and the views seem to whisper secrets from long ago. 

Locals call it Udlom Peak, a name that stirs curiosity as much as it inspires awe. But as it would soon discover, this mountain holds more than just scenery, it holds stories, surprises, and a spirit that lingers long after the hike is over.

Toledo’s Underrated Adventure Playground

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Barangay General Climaco, more fondly known as Casoy, is one of Cebu’s most underrated adventure spots. It’s a place blessed with rolling hills, mystical lakes, and trails that promise both challenge and charm. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie, a curious traveler, or a photographer chasing the perfect frame, Casoy will make you feel alive in all the right ways.

Whispers of the Mountain

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Locals claim it’s often struck by lightning, a fierce rival to its neighbor, Mount Tagaytay. Some even whispered about a strange incident from the early 2000s, painting the mountain with a hint of mystery. But like any good adventure, curiosity won. With reassurance from local guides, we packed our bags and set out to see the truth for ourselves.

How to Get There?

Location: Barangay General Climaco, Toledo, Cebu, Philippines

By Car: From Cebu City, take the Naga–Toledo Road heading west. Once you reach Toledo City proper, drive toward Barangay General Climaco (Casoy), roughly a 20–30 minute drive from the city center. You can park near the barangay hall or Beth’s Store, where most hikers begin the trail to Mount Tagaytay and Udlom Peak. Travel time from Cebu City is about 2 to 2.5 hours.

By Commute: Take a bus bound for Toledo City from the Cebu South Bus Terminal. From Toledo proper, ride a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) to Barangay General Climaco/Casoy. Ask the driver to drop you off at the barangay hall or the starting point for Udlom Peak. Habal-habal drivers in the area are familiar with hikers and can help you find a local guide if needed.

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Udlom Peak isn’t just another mountain, it’s a blend of adventure, mystery, and local charm. It reminds you that beauty doesn’t need to be loud to be unforgettable. Whether you come for the views, the stories, or the solitude, Casoy’s trails will welcome you like an old friend.

So pack light, hike slow, and let the mountain tell you its story.

Affordable Comfort Foods You Should Try This Rainy Season

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Rainy days call for warm bowls, sweet treats, and a little indulgence. Whether you’re stuck indoors or enjoying the sound of raindrops on the window, here are five comfort foods guaranteed to brighten up any gloomy day.

1. Pospas (Chicken Rice Soup)

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The OG rainy-day hug in a bowl. Gingery, hearty, and topped with garlic crunch—this one’s comfort with every spoonful.

Ingredients: Chicken, rice, ginger, garlic, onion, calamansi, fish sauce.

2. Malunggay na Manok

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Healthy and hearty! Packed with nutrients and flavor, this dish warms you up while giving your immune system a boost.

Ingredients: Chicken, malunggay leaves, onion, garlic, ginger, salt, pepper.

3. Noodles

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Instant or homemade noodles are your slurp-worthy BFF during downpours. Add egg, chili oil, or extra toppings for that rainy-day upgrade.

4. Champorado

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Sweet, chocolatey, and oh-so-nostalgic. Pair it with salty tuyo for the ultimate childhood throwback combo.

Ingredients: Glutinous rice, cocoa powder/tablea, sugar, milk, and tuyo (optional)

5. Ice Cream

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Yes! Ice cream in the rain! It’s that guilty pleasure we all secretly love. Rainy weather won’t stop us from digging into a cold, creamy scoop.

The rain may pour, but your cravings don’t have to. Mix a little warmth, sweetness, and nostalgia into your day, because comfort never goes out of season.

You Won’t Believe What This Simple Baywalk in Cebu Looks Like at Sunset

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Just a few steps from the historic Boljoon Church Complex lies the Boljoon Baywalk Complex, a laid-back coastal park that showcases the calm, provincial charm of Southern Cebu. Overlooking the blue stretch of the Cebu Strait, the baywalk features a scenic boardwalk, sea-facing benches, and wide open spaces where visitors can settle in, relax, and just breathe in the ocean breeze.

Leisure, Coffee, and Coastal Calm

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The baywalk is designed for slow and easy afternoons, complete with a quaint coffee shop for cool drinks and quick bites in between strolls. On the far end stands Plaza Bermejo, a lively space with a bandstand and children’s play area, making it a favorite weekend spot for families, locals, and travelers exploring the town.

Sunsets, Sea Life, and Simple Joys

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Clear waters reveal small bursts of marine life beneath the boardwalk, and during high tide, it becomes a playful scene where local kids jump into the sea. When the sun starts to dip, the sky turns golden and violet, an unforgettable moment best enjoyed on a slow walk, a quiet sit-down on a bench, or a hand-in-hand stroll with someone special.

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How to Get There?

Location: Boljoon, Cebu

By Car: Drive south from Cebu City via Natalio Bacalso Avenue for about 2 to 2.5 hours. Upon reaching Boljoon town proper, look for the Boljoon Church, the Baywalk is directly across from it with available roadside parking.

By Commute: From Cebu South Bus Terminal, ride a bus bound for Oslob or Santander and ask the conductor to drop you off at Boljoon town proper. From the stop, the Baywalk is just a short walk across the church.

PAL Opens Cabin Travel for Small Dogs

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Imagine boarding a flight to your favorite island getaway, this time with your furry best friend right under the seat in front of you. Philippine Airlines is making that possible with FurPAL, a new program that allows small dogs to fly in the cabin on select domestic routes.

Philippine Airlines has launched FurPAL, a new program allowing passengers to bring small dogs in-cabin on select domestic flights starting November 12, 2025. The one-way base fare for bringing a pet onboard is P2,500.

Eligible Routes and Dog Requirements

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For now, FurPAL is available only on flights to and from Caticlan (Boracay), Tagbilaran (Bohol), and Siargao. PAL clarified that only small dogs are allowed, no cats or other pets. Dogs must be at least 12 weeks old, fully weaned, and must weigh 10 kg or less including the carrier.

Carrier Standards and Onboard Rules

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Each passenger may bring one dog, with a maximum of three dogs on A321 CEO/A320 aircraft and two on Q400 flights. Pets must stay inside a soft-sided, leak-proof carrier with a maximum size of 17” x 11” x 9.5”, placed under the seat throughout the flight. Buying an extra seat for pets is not allowed.

Booking and Required Documents

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To book, passengers must select “FurPAL” under the Travel Boost page when purchasing flights. Required documents include a FurPAL Waiver, Veterinary Health Certificate, Anti-Rabies Vaccination Certificate, and a Shipping Permit from the Bureau of Animal Industry.

Toy Story 5 Trailer Drops: Woody and Buzz Face High-Tech “Lilypad” Villain

Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

The first official teaser for Toy Story 5 has just dropped from Disney-Pixar, and it promises a massive shift from the usual playroom antics. Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, and the original toy crew are making their comeback, but their new challenge is a major one: they’ll face off against Lilypad, a smart tablet shaped like a frog. This new villain is voiced by Greta Lee.

Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

“The Age of Toys Is Over?” Meet the Smart Villain

The highly anticipated fifth installment of the Toy Story franchise is set to hit theaters on June 19, 2026. This time, Bonnie’s beloved toys face their most significant obstacle yet: the arrival of a mysterious, high-tech package in her room. This package unleashes Lilypad, a tech-savvy “foe” whose intentions go far beyond simple playtime. The new villain makes the toys’ mission “exponentially harder,” as highlighted by the trailer’s ominous tagline: “The age of toys is over?”.


The 49-second teaser trailer confirms the return of beloved characters Woody and Buzz (once more voiced by the iconic Tom Hanks and Tim Allen), alongside Jessie, Slinky Dog, and Forky. They are joined by a fresh face, Smarty Pants (voiced by Conan O’Brien). Notably, this installment shifts the conflict beyond toys to a deeper struggle: tradition versus modern technology, pitting old-school classics against their digital competitors.

Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

Directors and Dynamic Cast

The film, directed by Andrew Stanton and co-directed by Kenna Harris, is set to take audiences on a “hilarious and poignant journey.” In this adventure, our favorite toys—Buzz, Woody, and Jessie—return to confront the challenges of today’s digital world. They’ll grapple with fundamental questions of identity, relevance, and connection, all while the dynamics are surely shaken up by the introduction of new characters.

Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

Bringing the Toys Home—Why Toy Story Still Matters

For those who grew up with Toy Story, this movie is a powerful mix of nostalgia and the question of relevance in today’s screen- and gadget-obsessed world. It’s the perfect film for parents to introduce a new, TikTok-savvy generation to their childhood heroes. Prepare, kids, to watch your favorite toys tackle a challenge that even Alexa might find daunting!

Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

Local Movie Buff Tips

Here are some ways to prepare for the new Toy Story film:

  • Prep for the new movie: Notice how Woody and Buzz tackle technical issues with their signature teamwork!
  • Throw a marathon: Binge-watch all the previous Toy Story movies—relax at home, popcorn ready!
  • Stay updated on the Cebu scene: Follow local Sugbo movie groups for screening times and merchandise announcements.
  • Hunt for premiere events: Check cinemas around Cebu for special premiere events, as there might even be cosplay contests!
Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad in the “Toy Story 5” trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube/Pixar

Final Verdict

Toy Story 5 is more than just a film; it offers a compelling message about the importance of genuine connection over digital interaction and the enduring value of play. This anticipated sequel is essential viewing for audiences in Cebu, families, and anyone who understands that the magic of toys is timeless, regardless of whether you favor Woody, Buzz, or Lilypad.

What to Expect at the Cebu Aurora Fest 2025

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Cebu is set to shine brighter than ever as the Aurora Music Festival brings its highly anticipated 2025 edition to the Queen City of the South. Happening on November 22, 2025, the celebration takes over the spacious City Di Mare Events Grounds at South Road Properties (SRP), promising an unforgettable fusion of music, color, and culture. Here are what to expect during the festival. 

A Stellar Lineup of OPM Icons

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Aurora Fest 2025 gathers some of the nation’s most sought-after performers for one extraordinary night. Fans can look forward to show-stopping sets from:

  • SB19 – redefining P-pop on the global stage
  • Rico Blanco – legendary hitmaker and icon
  • Ben&Ben – the band behind today’s most heartfelt anthems
  • Cup of Joe – chart-topping pop storytellers
  • Maki – breakout favorite capturing Gen Z hearts
  • Earl Agustin – rising star with a fresh artistic voice

With this powerhouse lineup, expect a night filled with sing-along moments, emotional performances, and high-energy crowd favorites.

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A First for Cebu: Hot Air Balloon “Night Glow” Showcase

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In addition to its musical spectacle, Aurora Fest brings Cebu’s first-ever hot air balloon showcase. As the sun sets, the festival grounds will transform into a mesmerizing burst of color during the Night Glow, where giant balloons illuminate the sky in rhythm with the music, a visual experience festivalgoers won’t want to miss.

Food, Lifestyle, and Festival Culture

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Guests can also enjoy a curated selection of food stalls and local vendors, making the event a musical celebration and a full cultural encounter. Expect vibrant installations, lifestyle booths, and the signature warm energy Cebu is known for.

Ticketing & Entry Guidelines

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Tickets are available through the official Aurora Fest link at ticket.epiceventsph.com or www.smtickets.com 

Age Restrictions

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  • A guardian must accompany minors ages 10–17.
  • A 1:1 ratio is required — one guardian for every minor.

Entry Requirements

  • All guests must present a valid ID upon entry.

How To Get There?

Location: City Di Mare Events Grounds at South Road Properties (SRP), Cebu, Philippines

  • By Car: Plug City DI Mare, South Road Properties into GoogleMaps or Waze. If you’re from Cebu City proper, you can take Rama Avenue, Imus Avenue, then onto the Cebu South Coastal Road (CSCR) to reach SRP. If you’re coming from Mactan (airport), a common route to reach SRP is via the Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEX) and then down the coastal road to SRP.
  • By Commute: Ride buses on route to SRP such as MyBus, KMK, or Cibus. Both Cibus and Mybus operate in Cebu City proper. KMK operates in SM City Cebu, Mabolo. Cibus’ end point is in Il Corso which is only across the venue. 

The Countdown Begins

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With an elite OPM roster, a one-of-a-kind hot air balloon showcase, and the iconic Cebu crowd, the Aurora Music Festival 2025 is shaping up to be one of the year’s most exciting events. Mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and get ready to witness Aurora light up Cebu like never before.

Pokémon Theme Park in Tokyo to Open February 2026—PokéFans, Sugod Na!

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

Filipino Pokémon fans, get ready for a legendary announcement! The Pokémon Company is bringing the world’s first permanent Pokémon theme park, PokéPark KANTO, to life this 2026. 

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

“PokéPark KANTO”: Trainer Dreamland Come True

PokéPark KANTO is officially confirmed by the Pokémon Company, not as a temporary event, but as a huge, permanent outdoor attraction that fully immerses visitors in the world of Pokémon. It will open on February 5, 2026, inside Yomiuriland, Tokyo’s largest theme park. Guests become real-life Trainers as they explore thematic lands inspired by the franchise, enjoy themed rides, and encounter more than 600 Pokémon presented through shows, costumed mascots, and statues across the park.

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

The park’s main entrance features a proud welcome from the original Kanto starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Once inside, visitors can explore two distinct areas. Pokémon Forest offers a lush trail for spotting various Pokémon, while Sedge Town is the hub for attractions and amenities. Sedge Town includes the “Vee Vee Voyage” carousel, an official Pokémon Center for exclusive merchandise, a Trainer’s Mart for snacks, and the Sedge Gym, which hosts live stage shows, including performances by dancing Pikachus!

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

Attractions, Parades, and Passes—Oh My!

For the ultimate PokéTrainer experience, consider the Ace Trainer’s Pass. This premium ticket offers extensive access to both Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town, including VIP perks such as priority ride lanes, reserved show seating, exclusive meet-and-greets, and access to super rare merchandise.

Standard General Passes are also available, providing flexible access based on the chosen tier.

Mark your calendars! Early tickets will be distributed via a lottery system beginning November 21, 2025. Get your PokéBank ready, folks!

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

Why This is a Big Deal

Unlike the temporary PokéPark pop-ups previously seen in Nagoya and Taiwan, this new, permanent playground is dedicated entirely to Pokémon. Tokyo is now securing its place among major global gaming attractions, following Osaka’s Super Nintendo World and the upcoming Minecraft theme parks planned for the US and UK.

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

Tips for Cebuano Trainers Planning the Journey

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Get Ready for the Pokémon Theme Park Trip!

  • When to Go: Start planning your Tokyo adventure for February 2026 or later. Imagine—you might even catch the peak Cherry Blossom season!
  • Tickets: Mark your calendar! Ticket sales begin November 21 and will be handled via a lottery system.
  • What to Expect: Prepare to line up for exclusive Poké-merch and incredible photo opportunities with life-sized Pikachu and Eevee.
  • Don’t Forget: This is a major moment for fans! Make sure you have your passports, camera, and your best cosplay—it’s the perfect time for an Ash Ketchum look or a Misty OOTD!
[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

“Gotta Save for the Adventure!”

Calling all Cebuano dreamers and Pokémon fans! If you’ve been wishing for a Pokémon adventure, this is your sign to start saving up! Whether you’re planning a trip with friends, family, or your childhood crew, attending the PokéPark opening is a legendary event.

[Official]PokéPark KANTO Trailer. Photo: Screengrab from YouTube

The time has finally come to say, “Cebu to Tokyo for Pokémon? Why not?” Let’s go! Get your Pokéballs ready, trainers, and we’ll see you in Tokyo!

Explore The Spring Cave in Pinamungajan

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Ulbohan Cave in Pinamungajan is Cebu’s spring cave where adventure meets calmness. A trek leads to crystal-clear waters perfect for a raw and refreshing escape.

If you’re craving a raw, off-the-beaten-path adventure in Cebu, then it’s time to pack your bags and head to Ulbohan Cave in Pinamungajan. Unlike your usual resort getaway, this spot is all about nature at its purest form, no fancy amenities, no big crowds, just you, the cave, and a crystal-clear spring waiting to cool you down.

The Journey to Ulbohan

Ulbohan Cave is located in Sitio Ulbohan, Pinamungajan, about two hours from Cebu City. Getting there is already an adventure, from the town proper, you’ll need to hop on a motorcycle ride toward Mohon, Aloguinsan, then trek for around 30 minutes along rocky trails. The path can be tricky, but locals are friendly and always ready to point you in the right direction.

What Awaits Inside

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At first glance, Ulbohan might seem small compared to other caves, but step inside and you’ll be greeted by clear, cold spring water that feels like nature’s own swimming pool. The water is so transparent you can see your feet at the bottom, and the natural coolness is a refreshing reward after your hike. It’s not a massive cave system with endless chambers, it’s intimate, quiet, and perfect for those who just want to take a dip and soak up the quiet.

Why You’ll Love It

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What makes Ulbohan Cave special is how untouched it is. There are no ticket booths, no cottages for rent, and no restaurants nearby. It’s a simple escape, best enjoyed by people who want to disconnect from city life and reconnect with nature. It’s also a great spot for barkada trips, you’ll feel like you’ve discovered a secret hangout that no one else knows about.

Travel Tips

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Ulbohan Cave is best visited during the dry season when the trails are safer and the water is clearer. Bring proper footwear for trekking, swimwear, snacks, and lots of water. Since the cave has no facilities, it’s best to pack everything you’ll need for the trip. And most importantly, leave no trace, help keep this hidden gem clean and beautiful for future explorers.

How To Get There?

Location: Pinamungajan, Cebu, Philippines

  • By Car: From Cebu City, drive south via Naga–Uling Road and head toward Pinamungajan town proper. Once you reach Poblacion, take the route going to Mohon, Aloguinsan. Look for the jump-off point to Sitio Ulbohan, where you’ll need to park your car and continue the rest of the journey on foot. Expect about a 30-minute trek along rocky terrain before reaching the cave, so it’s best to wear proper footwear and bring only what you can comfortably carry.

  • By Commute: From Cebu South Bus Terminal, ride a bus or van bound for Pinamungajan and ask to be dropped off at the town proper. From there, hire a habal-habal (motorbike taxi) going to Sitio Ulbohan. The ride will take you through rough roads, and once you get dropped off at the jump-off, you’ll still need to trek for around 30 minutes to reach Ulbohan Cave. Friendly locals along the way can guide you if you’re unsure of the path.