Located in Barangay Sta. Mercedes (Patungan) in Maragondon , Cavite, Patungan Beach is one of the province's little-known beach destinations. It is situated inside Patungang Cove which is south of Mt. Palay Palay which is also known as Pico de Loro . Patungan Beach Patungan Beach Details The area near Patungan Beach is home to about 100 - 200 families, most of which are fishermen hence the alternate name of the barangay - Patungan Fishing Village . According to the locals that I interviewed, their place was once an isolated barangay , reachable only by boat, horse, or foot. Thankfully, with the completion of the Nasugbu - Ternate Highway and Kaybiang Tunnel , the barangay was finally connected to the province. However, there is still no direct public transportation system that serves the area coming from Manila. Patungan Beach - Maragondon, Cavite The beach from a distance Check out these photos of Patungan Beach: Just a heads up, Patungan Beach is not a
AHHH !! haha I need to know where you're going next!! Rainy days can be good but we've had them for so long where I live that I'm like NOOO I AM DONE! haha
ReplyDeletehahaha! Thank God I live in the Philippines which is a tropic country.
DeleteSeriously, It really feels good sometimes during rain, but not all the time...
ReplyDeleteI do agree with you but when you are on a travel to other countries you would surely hate it when it rains.
DeleteOh my gosh, the food looks super yummy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was really yummy!
DeleteIt's been raining a lot here lately as well. It looks like you had some good food to keep you warm!
ReplyDeleteThe dish was perfect for the weather. =)
DeleteThis looks really great! I will have to visit Japan sometime
ReplyDeletePlease do visit this wonderful country. =)
DeleteLooks like a great time spent with family, even if you were stuck inside. Your food pictures are making me hungry and I think I may go try my hand at some Tuna Pasta as well :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comment. Come visit me and we'll make one tuna pasta for you as well.
DeleteJapan looks amazing!! Thanks for sharing your moments and photos :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting.
DeleteYes I have heard it can get dreary and rainy - one of my future sister in laws is studying abroad there!
ReplyDeleteOh lucky her. She has a year or more to enjoy Japan.
DeleteYou really had a great time and enjoy yourself. Can't wait to read from you soon
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DeleteSounds like you were still able to find joy in the day. I hope you enjoyed all your travels.
ReplyDeleteHello Kelly. Despite the rainy weather I'd say that I still did enjoy the day.
DeleteJapan is so wonderful. Can't wait to see where you visit next!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Stace. Please do check out my blog every Tue and Friday. =) That's when I usually publish new content.
DeleteNice... the food looks tempting. I like the stew that you had for lunch. It looks so healthy. 🤗
ReplyDeleteYou should try it out. Will be glad to share its ingredients with you.
DeleteLove this Blog!!! I always wanted to travel to Japan but never had the chance!
ReplyDeleteJust the country itself is so cool plus the best food 🤤😭
Such a fun blog to watch. It wasn’t too long or to short 💞
thanks for sharing with us <3
Thank you for you kind words. That made my day.
DeleteSpending quality time with family at home is so fulfilling.
ReplyDeleteI agree. It also gave us that well needed rest.
DeleteHere it is also rainy days are going and I was watching Toy Story movie. The view is so beautiful in the picture. Thanks for sharing your day's story.
ReplyDeleteI do agree. Binge watching films is one of the best things to do when it's rainy. =)
DeleteYou know it's a good day when even with not visiting anything new you had a fulfilling day, and still you did something for the family that welcomed you :D that is also nice
ReplyDeleteThat's true Matija. It was a perfect day to do something for our Japanese family. =)
DeleteHey, I miss nilagang baboy. We're not having luck with our weather here as well. Another ice storm coming!
ReplyDeletePraying for your safety Nina.
DeleteI’m glad you got to spend some quality time with your family. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and reading my article.
DeleteWow even though you didn’t get out to see sights in Japan it was still a pleasure to read about how you really enjoyed your Japanese family. Keshia Richmond
ReplyDelete=) Tomorrow's adventure would surely be a blast. Please check it out. =)
DeleteWhat a great day of bonding between everyone. I especially love the pic of Mr. Toshi and Ella.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Danie. That's my fave photo of the day as well.
DeleteHa ha love the picture of my little pony marathon.
ReplyDeletehahaha. My daughter will look back at this and will be shocked to discover that she still drinks milk in her bottle at this age.
DeleteLoved readingabiut your adventure and the food looks delicious
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.
DeleteRain has its advantages!!! Glad you guys had a good family bonding at home. I suddenly craved for Nilaga!
ReplyDeleteTrue. =) The rain really brought out a new kind of adventure. =)
DeleteThanks for sharing your personal photos from your trip with your readers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog Tara. =)
DeleteThat pasta looked so delicious, hope you enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteWe did Chadden. It's actually one of my favorite as well.
DeleteThis amazing! I am glad you had a great time with your family. I love Japan and hope to pay a visit someday.
ReplyDeleteI do hope you get the chance to visit Japan someday. You'd surely love it.
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