A sleepy town situated off the southwestern coast of Cebu, Alegria also has its fair share of tourist spots that will make you want to check the town out.
Here are the five (5) must-visit attractions in Alegria, southern Cebu.
1. MT. LANAYA
Up for a challenging hike? Try Alegria’s Mt. Lanaya which is 700 meters above sea level.
The trek is made challenging due to the very steep slope, but the view at its peak is breathtaking and will surely be worth it. You will have a perfect view of the sea and the Negros Province right across.
Photo by Marc Jonell Garcia
If you go for the Legaspi trail, it will take approximately 3-4 hours to get to the peak (5-6 hours for beginners). Exit route is the Lumpan trail. From Barangay Lumpan, you can hire a habal-habal to go back to the town proper (P25-P30). For a more memorable experience, you can camp overnight to witness the sunset and sunrise.
Entrance fee: P50 (to be paid at the barangay hall)
Guide fee: P500 per group (max of 4 persons)
Exact Location: Barangay Legaspi, Alegria, Cebu
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Cla Limbaga
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2. MONTPELLIER FALLS
Looking for a less traveled spot? Montpellier Falls is for you.
Known to locals because of the easy trek, Montpellier Falls is very tall but with thin water flowing from a limestone cliff. The water drops into a large boulder surrounded by aqua-blue fresh water.
Photo by Tenten Cabrera
This is a perfect spot to drop by after a hike to Osmena Peak. Montpellier Falls is surrounded by palm tress and dense green foliage, giving you that jungle vibes. There are no facilities within the area so it’s a pure nature trip.
Entrance fee: None
Guide fee: None (you can just ask the locals to point you to the starting trail)
Other information:
Bring your own water and food if planning to stay for long cause there are no stores nearby.
Exact Location: Barangay Guadalupe, Alegria,Cebu
Photo by Tenten Cabrera
Photo by Tenten Cabrera
3. CANCALANOG FALLS
Cancalanog falls is quite small. But what makes it popular is not really the waterfall itself, but the very clear, blue waters in the natural pool.
The natural pool is surrounded by 3 boulders, making it look like some private pool. The bluish water is so clear that you get to see the large rocks in the pool’s floor.
Photo by Marc Jonell Garcia
There is also a 2-storey hut and a bamboo bridge that will take you from one cliff to another. Travel tip? Bring a snorkel. Although you won’t see corals or numerous fishes here, but the clear blue waters will still make your snorkel experience magical.
Entrance fee: P50
Motorbike fee: P80-P90 (one-way only)
Other information:
Cambais Falls and Montepellier Falls are located relatively nearby. So it’s best to target these 3 spots in one day.
Exact location: Barangay Guadalupe, Alegria, Cebu
Photo by @banana.journey
Photo by Mika Ponce
Photo by Mika Ponce
4. LEPANTO
The Libo Hills in Barangay Lepanto is an upland area which gives visitors a beautiful panoramic view of the nearby island province of Negros and the Tanon strait.
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
With its cold climate, visitors often tag this place as “Alegria’s Little Baguio”. This place is perfect for some morning biking or picnic with family and friends.
Entrance fee: None
Other information:
Visit Lepanto on an early morning or afternoon because it tends to be very hot around midday with little shade to provide tourists or bikers.
Exact Location: Barangay Lepanto, Alegria
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
Photo by Zidkenu Burda
5. CAMBAIS FALLS
Cebu province seems to be blessed with too many beautiful waterfalls, right? Well, here’s another one. Cambais falls is a 2-level waterfalls with bluish water. Its water drops off a a giant limestone and you can enjoy cliff jumping or swimming in the natural pool.
Photo by Marc Jonell Garcia
You can get to the second level by climbing up a bamboo ladder. This spot is best paired with your sunrise hike at Osmena Peak because it’s quite near (approximately 30 minutes motor ride).
Cebu lives up to its expectations of a nature escapade as it has an incredible roster of breathtaking waterfalls. Now, we are showcasing one of that roster. Meet Ginatilan’s pride: the Inambak Falls.
Photo by Josh Roland
The waterfall spans out into 5 different levels, which is already an amazing feat, and the main waterfall of Inambak Falls is taller than the main waterfall of the Kawasan Falls. Those who have the hobby of canyoneering would surely enjoy this place as it is an incredible jump to take in.
Inambak Falls could possibly come from the Bisaya word “ambak”, which is to jump, and surely a jump into the cold and relaxing waters of the falls is a good way to name it.
The water beneath is actually quite deep and the mossy cliffs and the overarching cave behind the falls makes it look like a natural paradise.
Photo by Ashlee Bobier
Photo by Ashlee Bobier
Photo by Ashlee Bobier
5 Levels of Inambak Falls
If you would like to visit all five levels, it would be advisable to get a guide yourself.
5th level: The fifth level, which is the topmost level, is a 15-foot cliff jump into the pool below, or about a 1 storey building jump.
4th & 3rd level: The fourth and third level is actually a small and cozy oasis a group of people can dip themselves in while feeling the sensation of the falls going down on your body.
2nd level: The second level is a very spectacular setting as the water runs down through a gentle slope on a cliff going towards the emerald pool. A rock can be found where the falls and the pool meet, so one can go there and give themselves a good old massage from nature.
1st level: Finally, the first level, which is the most bottom level, is a giant waterfall gushing out of the cliff edges around 100 feet tall with the same emerald waters greeting you to its cozy comfort.
Photo by Mary Rhianne
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Mary Rhianne
Mary Rhianne
Mary Rhianne
Mary Rhianne
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Photo by Lezar Aya-ay
Rates & Other Information
Fees:
Entrance Fee: P50 per head, inclusive of life jacket use
BY BUS: From the South Bus Terminal in Cebu City, take a (Ceres) bus bound for Bato via Barili. Tell the conductor to drop you off at Ginatilan and ride a habal-habal (motorcycle) going to Inambak Falls.
BY CAR: Just navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set your destination to “Ginatilan Municipal Hall”. From there, ask around where you can park your vehicle.
Because of its timelessness, Disney-inspired photoshoots have been a staple for every theme of every birthday party. But just when we have thought that we have seen them all, a debutante from Cebu suddenly caught our attention.
Joy Mañacap, a debutante from Cebu, stood out from the sea of debutantes by doing a Mulan-inspired photoshoot.
It was just recently that the movie adaptation of Mulan has made waves on social media. This, then, surfaced online. What a great way to really stand out. With her beauty and the shots, I could say it really deserves to trend.
These photos are beyond captivating that we couldn’t help, but reminisce the movie we just watched and our childhood.
People often seek the comforts of nature but rarely do people say they want to visit nature for something breathtaking in the literal sense. Mt. Kapayas offers the perfect kind of rush for people who are looking to challenge Mother Nature especially for rock climbing enthusiasts.
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Mt. Kapayas, or locally known as Lantawan, stands in the bowels of Catmon, Northern Cebu as the second highest peak in the island of Cebu. Although second in height, the challenges that it offers is far from second-rate.
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
The trail starts with a steep rise that is immediately followed by gentler rolling terrains. Around 30 minutes into the trek, a shallow stream is encountered which offers the choice of refreshing the feet with fresh water or hopping across it to stay dry.
From this point, a few houses and residents of Barangay Kabangkaya can be encountered. Beyond it is a hill that offers respite and if trekkers are lucky, they may spot some horses grazing and resting as well.
The second part of the hike proves to be much more difficult than the first. It begins with an open field exposed to the heat of the sun but is immediately followed by a steep, wooded area that offers shade.
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Finally, after interchanging sections of rocks and jungles is a 15-to-20-foot vertical rock face which opens up to one of the best views in Cebu – a panorama of the naked beauty of Cebu Island.
The Torre, the peak’s given name, has a breathtaking view of endless trees and mountains from all angles and makes it very rewarding after an exhausting trek.
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
Photo by Ma Stella Aranco Sumayang
RATES & OTHER INFORMATION
Fees:
Permit fee: ₱250 per group (1-10pax)
Guide/Camp fee: ₱250 per group
Catmon LGU Tourism: 0915-482-5554
Motorbike Tour: ₱450 per head back and forth for 2 days with side-trip falls (To avail this, contact Kyno at 0919-921-0030)
Note:
Travel as early as possible to avoid intense heat
Bring water and stay hydrated to lower the chances of getting a heatstroke.
Schedule with habal-habal drivers to pick you up from Sitio Kampanya and take you back to Catmon because the only alternative is walking to the nearest barangay and catching a ride there.
Wear attire that fit for hiking on rough terrain, safe for wall climbing, and offers protection from the heat of the sun, insect bites, and plants.
BY BUS: Take a Ceres Bus from the Cebu North Bus Terminal to Catmon and descend at Catmon Proper. Just a small distance from Catmon Proper is a habal-habal station which gives rides to Sitio Kampanya but with guides, vans, multicabs, or sometimes trucks can be booked.
BY CAR: Navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set the destination to ‘Catmon Municipal Hall’. From Municipal Hall, ask around for directions to Barangay Agsuwaw. This is the last point for 4-wheeled vehicles because they are unable to drive to Sitio Kampanya due to the rough terrain and soft roads.
NOTE: From Barangay Agsuwaw is a 2-hour hike to the jump-off point.
In a time where stress is just almost everywhere, we need to find a way to detoxify ourselves and cleanse our body and soul. Dipping into natural springs is a great way to regenerate.
Time to boost up that zeal and recharge your energy as we take you to the ten natural springs we can find in Cebu.
1. Esoy Hot Spring
Location: Brgy. Duyan, Catmon, Northern Cebu — approx. 2 hours away from the city
Photo by Neriza Paz Caballero
Being the only hot spring in the Northern part of Cebu, Esoy hot spring is a sought after spring with water temperature that ranges from 40-60 C. Aside from its therapeutic hot spring pool, you can also enjoy river trekking, viewing of rock formations such as stalagmites and stalactites, fish feeding and crossing of the hanging bridge. Just a reminder though, since this is a private property, one must need to reserve a booking first prior to visiting the place.
Ride any bus heading to Catmon. Fare is around P85 per person (one way). Let the driver know that you are alighting at Brgy Duyan. Ride a motorbike /habal-habal going to Esoy Hot Spring. This will cost you P30 fare.If you’re bringing your own vehicle, just navigate with Waze and search for “Esoy Hot Spring” in Catmon. Parking space is available.
2. Kansanto Spring
Location: Brgy. Banhigan, Badian, southern Cebu
Photo by Marc Jonell Garcia
Kansanto Spring is the basin of water on the topmost part of the famous Kawasan Falls in Badian. Most people just prefer to enjoy the cool waters in Stations 1 and 2 of the said falls but if you are adventurous at heart, you can trek your way up to the Kabukalan Spring and swim in its equally cool waters.
Photo by Juday
Photo by Juday
Photo by Juday
Photo by Juday
Fees:
Operating hours: 7AM to 5PM daily
Entrance fee: ₱40 per head (adults or children)
Cottage: Starts at ₱300 per day
Overnight cottage: ₱1,500 per night
How to get there?
From the South Bus Terminal, take a bus going to Badian (Bato via Barili). Fare is ~₱125 per head. Inform the driver to drop you off at Badian Public Market or Merkado. From there, ride a motorbike (habal-habal) going to Kansanto Spring. Fare is ₱50 per person.
The Mainit Hot Spring is one of the natural wonders that the town of Malabuyoc can be proud of. It is composed of four different pools, each with a corresponding signage of the water temperature level. You can suit yourself and choose which pool you would like to dip into. The temperature of the hottest pool is a little over 42 degrees Celsius while the least warm has a temperature of nearly 36 degrees Celsius.
Entrance fee: P20 per head
How to get there?
Take a bus bound for Santander via Barili. Let the driver/bus conductor know that you’re alighting in Malabuyoc Town. From there, take a tricycle or habal-habal up the hill to Mainit Hot Spring for around P50 fare.
Binaliw spring has become one of the attractions in Sogod since rumors say that the water in the spring is said to have ‘healing powers’. Though, it has never been proven true yet, the cold water that feeds the Bagatayam Falls is already enough reason for us not to miss this place when you’re in Sogod, not to mention the fresh air and the relax and innocent rural life you’ll experience.
Photo by Jayson Cernado Melecio
Photo by Jayson Cernado Melecio
Photo by Jayson Cernado Melecio
Entrance Fee: None
How to get there?
From Cebu North Bus Terminal, get on a bus bound for Sogod. Ask the driver to drop you off at Bagatayam Bridge. From the drop off point, you can already see the waterfalls. You easily manage to track the road going to the top of the waterfalls. From Bagatayam Falls, you can either ride a habal-habal going to the source of the water or take the 10 – 15 minute hike to Binaliw Spring.
5. Mabugnao/Mainit Hot Spring
Location: Barangay Guadalupe in Carcar, southern Cebu
Photo by Gemilo Angco Balorio
The Mabugnao Mainit Hot Spring and National Park is a protected park that shelters watershed mountain reserve situated in the Mantalongon mountain range. The water in Mabugnao Mainit Hot Spring comes from an underground spring that is used as one of the sources of water for Carcar City. What’s good about visiting this spring is that, you don’t just get to relax in the waters but also get the chance to marvel at statues of saints such as Sto. Niño, and trek to the trails leading to different caves in the area.
Photo by Gemilo Angco Balorio
Photo by Gemilo Angco Balorio
Fees: P10 (Adult), P5 (Student), P100 (Foreigner)
How to get there?
Take a bus from Cebu City South Terminal and head to Carcar City for a P50-P70 fare. Once you reach the city, you can hire a motorcycle to bring you to Mabugnao Mainit Hot Spring for P15-P30 fare.
Guiwanon Spring is a very relaxing place in Tabogon. The water shifts color from green to bluish green. One noticeable feature in this place is the huge Balete tree that gives shades to the travelers from the heat of the sun. The spring pool is divided into two: the shallow and the deeper one (around 6 feet deep). The deeper one is near the balete tree.
Photo by Katie Perry
Photo by Katie Perry
Photo by Katie Perry
Photo by Katie Perry
Entrance Fee: P100 per adult; P50 per kid
Operating Hours: 6AM to 6PM, Saturdays & Sundays only (Open on weekends only
Contact Information: 09224087736
How to get there: You can take a bus bound to Tabogon via Borbon. Fare is P80-P90. Inform the driver to drop you off at Guiwanon. You can find the cold spring along the main road heading to Tabogon proper.
Dalaguete, aside from being the home of the famous Osmeña Peak, is also a home of natural springs. One of them is the Gakub Cold Spring. It is one of the top destinations of the people in Dalaguete during the weekends. The water is clear and the pool is situated within a mangrove area.
Photo from Dalaguete Cebu Philippines 6022
Photo from Dalaguete Cebu Philippines 6022
Photo from Dalaguete Cebu Philippines 6022
Photo from Dalaguete Cebu Philippines 6022
Entrance Fee: P10 per head
Cottage Rental: P100 per day
How to get there?
Take a bus in Cebu South Terminal heading to Dalaguete. Fare is P100-P140. Once you’re in Dalaguete, ride a tricycle and ask the driver to take you to Gakub Spring.
8. Liki Cold Spring
Location: Brgy. Taloot, Argao, southern Cebu
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Liki Cold Spring is considered as one of the oldest cold springs in Cebu. In fact, it is declared as one of the tourist destinations in the Municipality of Argao. The spring is called Liki mainly because the water comes from a crack in the rock, where the word “liki” roughly translates to “crack” in English.
Entrance Fee: None
Corkage: None, but STRICTLY Clean As You Go
How to get there?
BY BUS: From the South Bus Terminal, ride a bus going to Argao. Disembark at the town proper. Bus fare is around ₱100 per head (one-way). From there, ride a habal-habal or a tricycle going to Brgy. Taloot where the Liki Spring is. Fare is ₱40 per head (one-way).
BY CAR: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and search for “Liki Argao”. Park at the Brgy. Taloot gym, the nearest registered place in the spring and upon arrival. You can ask around to the locals for further directions.
Molobolo Cold Spring can take your stress away as it offers cold spring water that is directly pooled into pools. There are then pipes underneath these two swimming pools that go to the sea to keep the water flowing out, maintaining fresh and clean waters inside the pools. There’s also an open karaoke machine where you can sing your hearts out. They have souvenir shops in the area, too.
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Entrance Fee: P10 for adults, P5 for kids
Cottage Rates: P150 (small, day use), P300 (big, day use)
There are three routes to get there – via Toledo, via Tabulean, and via Transcentral Highway (via Busay/Balamban). The last is the recommended route. Take a V-hire from the Ayala terminal going to Tuburan. Fare is P140/head (one-way). Then ride a tricycle from the Tuburan town proper to Molobolo Cold Spring for P10/head.
10. Cambuhawe Spring
Location: Cambuhawe Spring Swimming Pool, Balamban, northwestern Cebu
Cambuhawe Spring boasts an Olympic-size swimming pool filled with cold and clean waters straight from the mountain spring. You can dive all day and relax all you want. It is just one of the places where locals and travelers visit to unwind over the weekends.
ENTRANCE FEE:
DAY USE: 8AM to 5PM daily
NIGHT USE: 5PM to 10PM daily
MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Children below 7 years old and Senior Citizen: FREE
Children below 12 years old: ₱10 per head
Adult: ₱30 per head
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Children below 7 years old and Senior Citizen: ₱10 per head
Children below 12 years old: ₱20 per head
Adult: ₱50 per head
CLOSED on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Contact Information: (032) 254-2172 / (032) 254-8220 local 260
How To Get There?
Ride on a V-hire from Ayala Center Terminal heading to Balamban via the Transcentral Highway Route. This will cost you P120 fare. Alight at Gaisano Balamban. You can then take a tricycle to reach Cambuhawe Spring. You can also go to the spring using your private vehicles. Just search for “Cambuhawe Spring” in Balamban via Waze or Google Maps. Parking spaces are available.
There are always undiscovered beauties just awaiting for us to be adventurous enough to go after them.
Yes, I am talking about those natural magnificent waterfalls that our country is famous for.
Located in Dumanjug, southern Cebu (at the boundary of Dumanjug-Ronda), is the hidden gem that is Cambanog Falls. It is also called ‘Kawasan’ or ‘Lusno Falls’ by the locals.
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Hidden as this falls is remotely located adding to its local charm and relaxed atmosphere. The cool waters at the bottom of the falls is quite deep so prepare your swimming skills if you want a dip.
It doesn’t even have its established trail or cement path. So, you’ll have that much needed peace with the therapeutic sound of the tranquil falls.
NOTE: On September 8, 2020, the Dumanjug Tourism Office closed the falls to the public as swimming in the waterfalls is still not allowed under MGCQ guidelines set by the Cebu Provincial Government. They also added that they might impose an entrance fee to control the crowd and maintain the natural attraction.
BY BUS: From the South Bus Terminal. Look for the one heading to Ronda/Dumanjug. Disembark at Dumanjug town proper and find a Habal-Habal driver. It’s best to ask for a local guide, since this is still a newly discovered falls.
BY CAR: Navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set your destination to “Cambanog falls” in Ronda. From the parking spot, you simply walk down the path for 5-minutes until you reach Lusno Falls.
Anjo World Theme Park, owned and operated by Belmont One, is reopening its doors and is ready to welcome guests as it adapts the new-normal measures for the amusement tourism.
Cebu’s premier amusement park, located at the Belmont One Commercial Complex in Barangay Calajoan in Minglanilla town, is officially resuming operations on Friday, September 11, after months of closure due to the community quarantine amid the Covid-19 crisis.
“As we slowly reopen the economy back, we at Anjo will continue to deliver a fantastic place for everyone minding the new health protocols for the safety of all our guests,”
– Belmont One President Chester Lim
Anjo World is implementing several health and safety measures such as capacity management (50 percent capacity), frequent hand washing and sanitizing, physical distancing, temperature checking, health declaration for contact tracing, wearing of face mask, non-contact access of entry and exit points, contact less ordering of food and frequent disinfection of facilities and rides.
Anjo World is also boosting its adoption to technology by encouraging cashless payment option for both tickets and food to lessen contact at its facilities.
New Normal Guidelines:
Apart from the existing 12 thrilling rides at the park, Anjo World has also added more mid-way games called FUNtastic Arena, wherein guests can play “can smash” or throw some hoops and win larger than life stuffed toys.
Snow World Cebu, the first winter theme park in Cebu, has also re-opened with more exciting that both the adults and the kids will surely enjoy.
PARK SCHEDULES& RATES
No Age Limit
On October 22, 2020, Anjo World Theme Park happily announced there’s no more age limit and no travel documents (or quarantine passes) needed to enter the park.
Park Schedule:
Anjo World is now open daily from 10AM to 8PM.
Rates:
Adults:
P600 per head for Day Adventure Pass (unlimited rides, does not include Snow World)
P800 per head for DAP with Snow World (unlimited rides and unlimited Snow World)
P250 per head for SUPER TRES (three rides of your choice, one-time use only)
P350 per head Snow World only (unlimited access to Snow World)
Kids:
P600 per head for Day Adventure Pass (unlimited rides, does not include Snow World)
P680 per head for DAP with Snow World (unlimited rides and unlimited Snow World)
P250 per head for SUPER TRES (three rides of your choice, one-time use only)
For ticket purchases, customers may avail via walk-in or online at www.anjoworld.com.
How to get there?
Exact location: Anjo World Theme Park is located within Belmont One in Cebu South Road, Upper Calajoan, Minglanilla, Southern Cebu — only 1-1.5 hours away from Cebu City and 15-30 minutes from Starmall near SRP.
BY JEEPNEY: – From CIT University or Punta Princesa or Bulacao/Pardo, ride any jeepney (usually 43/44) going to Minglanilla / Naga. – From SM City Cebu, ride any jeepney (usually 10H) bound for Bulacao or Pardo. From there, ride another jeepney (43/44) going to Minglanilla / Naga. – Or from Ayala Center Cebu, ride a 12L jeepney going to Punta Princesa. …then inform the driver to drop you off at Anjo World Theme Park or at Petron Gas Station in Calajoan.
BY BUS: You can also ride any bus or mini bus going south from the South Bus Terminal. Make sure to inform the driver or konduktor ahead that you’re dropping off at Petron Gas Station in Calajoan, Minglanilla.
BY CAR/GRAB/TAXI: Navigate with Waze or Google Maps, and set your destination to “Belmont One” in Minglanilla.
Riding on the momentum of receiving clearance from various local government units (LGUs) to build cell sites across the country, Globe continues to make significant headway in its tower builds through partnerships with several tower companies (towercos).
Globe Chief Finance Officer and Chief Risk Officer Rizza Maniego-Eala says that the company’s partnerships with Aboitiz InfraCapital Inc. (AIC), ISOC-edotco, Transcend Towers Infrastructure (Philippines), CREI Philippines (CREI) and Frontier Towers & Associates (FTA) have advanced to active acquisition and build phases.
“The partnerships with towercos will greatly complement the company’s target in expanding its capacity and coverage throughout the country. These projects will be a catalyst for change in the industry as telcos are empowered to deploy beyond their individual capabilities in a cost efficient manner,” Maniego-Eala explains.
Globe finalized a pole lease agreement with AIC, a subsidiary of the Aboitiz Group, and is seen to increase its footprint by about 200 sites in more parts of Cebu, Davao, and Subic.
In addition, 300 macro sites will be completed for deployment in North Luzon and South Luzon while 400 more sites will be assigned within the year to cover Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The count is projected to increase expansively once the pilot sites of these projects are launched.
First to deliver a tower for activation is ISOC-edotco, a collaboration between ISOC Infrastructure and edotco, a Malaysian based Tower Company (TowerCo), with more currently underway and are expected to be completed shortly.
Globe has committed to be the anchor tenant in a build-to-suit agreement with Transcend Towers Infrastructure (Philippines), a subsidiary of American Tower Corporation, as well as in tower lease agreements with ISOC-edotco, CREI and FTA.
“These infrastructure partnerships demonstrate Globe’s commitment to improve the network quality experience of our customers. It is, likewise, highly supportive of the government’s initiative to increase ICT infrastructure in the country,” Maniego-Eala adds.
Globe continues to increase its network capacity to support the data services needs of customers and stakeholders in light of accelerated digitalization efforts across various sectors including e-payments, e-government, telehealth and distance learning.
Brace yourselves for Beanleaf Coffee and Tea is serving these three and more at their newly opened branch in Avida Building, Tower 2, Cebu IT Park, Cebu City.
As we adjust to the new normal and slowly get back to our routines, Beanleaf has offered us a place to work and destress at the same time.
Our favorite Beanleaf signature milk tea blends, our daily coffee fix, those drooling milk cheese froth, and of course their healthy and tasty fruit teas, are now one step closer to our happy hearts.
Beanleaf Coffee and Tea at Cebu IT Park has wooden designs and earth tones that are not just eye-friendly but also creates a cozy ambiance, perfect for relaxation and concentration. It is also spacious enough for comfort and social distancing.
Something to Eat
Beanleaf IT Park is more than just a cafe for they also offer delicious food. They serve breakfast meals, treats and our usual cravings like Itlalian breads, cakes, fries, chicken, pasta, and many more.
Promo Alert
Pre-opening: September 11, 2020 5pm-10pm
Grand Opening: September 12, 2020 1pm-10pm
Buy One Get One Promo: September 12-13, 2020
Food delivery
Stuck at home? Worry not, because they now accept delivery on GrabFood and foodpanda.
Legit doctors. World-class laser machines. Real results.
These are the words that Skin Doctors Dermatologic and Aesthetic Medicine lives by.
Being a “Premier Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery Center” in Cebu, Skin Doctors Cebu is not classified as a beauty boutique that you can see elsewhere nowadays. They provide the industry’s best skin care treatment with experienced doctors whose expertise is to cater to all your skin care needs.
Skin Doctors Cebu – Lobby Area
Skin Doctors Cebu also believes that “healthy skin is the best skin,” which is why aside form being dermatology treatment specialists, they also offer medical consultations for different diseases of the skin, hair and nails.
Skin Doctors Cebu – Consultation Room
Equipped with the latest and most effective lasers, technologies and science, Skin Doctors Cebu promises quick and long-lasting results with an assurance that can only come from the experts.
Our skin is our armor and metaphorically our confidence. Glow and conquer. Your journey to a healthier skin begins here at Skin Doctors Cebu.
Topnotch doctors
When it comes to our body, only the best of the best will suffice. And they have a roster of them. Consultancy and treatment are done by the resident doctors themselves so you will really feel at ease and safe.
Dr. Michael Vince D. Busa: Expert in Cosmetics, Anti-aging and Surgical Dermatology and Lasers
Dr. Karl Anthony D. Busa: Trained in Laser and Aesthetic Medicine in Israel and Korea and also Cosmetic Surgery
Dr. Mary Kathryn Durano Aliviado: BSMedtech, Doctor in Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery trained at Pan Pacific Aesthetic Institute
State-of-the-art Facilities
All the magic happens of course in the labs. Whether it’s slim, tattoo or skin lab, all those amazing transformations can only be possible with top-of-the-line laser machines that are mostly found only in a SkinDoctors’ clinic.
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Tattoo Lab
DISCOVERY PICO PLUS “Ferrari of Lasers”: The most powerful tattoo removal laser that targets all tattoo colors. Also treats Melasma & hyperpigmentation along with Intensive rejuvenation & acne scar.
Aquasure: Uses Hydrogen water and vitamin infusion giving the skin an instant glow while it heals, cleanses, controls oiliness and rejuvenates the skin
ULTRAcel: Targets all layers of the skin for intense rejuvenation and acne scars treatment. An intensive nonsurgical facelifting and collagen synthesis and tightening all in one.
Quadrostar Pro 577 Laser (Gold Laser): For facial redness and veins, stubborn pigmentation such as melasma, spider veins, acne vulgaris, and acne rosacea.
SMAXEL ( Smart Fractional C02): Takes care of Fine lines or wrinkles throughout the face such as around the eyes, mouth or forehead. Also treats acne scars, skin resurfacing, syringoma, sun damage, aging skin, liver spots, warts and enlarged oil glands.
Full List of Services:
Consultation for Diseases of the Skin, Hair and Nails
Fractional Co2 Resurfacing Laser for skin Rejuvenation and acne scars
Whitening Lasers
Vascular Lesion Removal Laser
Pigmentation Removal Laser
Tattoo Removal
Diode Painless Permanent Hair Removal
Non – surgical facelift
Facials with Diamond Peel
Chemical Peeling
LED Photodynamic Therapy
Scar Treatment
Electrocautery (Warts Removal)
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
Ultrasound and RF Face & Body Contouring
Mesolipo & Cryolipolysis
Botox and Fillers for Facial Rejuvenation
OTHER INFORMATION:
Strictly by appointment only under community quarantine.
Operating hours: 11AM to 3PM – Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays
Verve Point, Banilad-Talamban Road, Cebu City (near USC Talamban Campus, above Wingers Unlimited Talamban)
(032) 272-7521 / 0932-520-3490
Mactan 1 branch:
Mactan Town Center (MTC), Basak-Marigondon Road, Basak, Lapu-lapu City
(032) 410-4130 / 0932-504-7503
Mactan 2 branch:
FFG Arcade, A. Tumulak St., Gun-ob, Lapu-lapu City
(032) 495-1150 / 0943-256-1656
Make sure to call the branch first to book an appointment.
Note: Health protocols are in place upon entry in the skin clinic. Clients are required to wear a face mask. They also have several air purifiers inside the clinic.
