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My hometown...Legazpi, Albay

When summer is coming and when you thought about vacations, I always thought of the place where I grew up. Legazpi, Albay, which is a city and capital of the province of Albay, Philippines. If we talk about Legazpi, we're known for spicy foods and coconut. Also, we're made famous because of Mayon Volcano the Philippines' most active volcano (well I still have a fresh memories about its eruption) and is considered to be the world's most perfectly formed volcano for its symmetrical cone. You can perfectly see Mayon Volcano with the very historical sunken church of Cagsawa. This church, was built after 1724 was buried by rocks and lava during the eruption of Mayon Volcano on February 1, 1814.

What I liked about our place is that, it's accessible by land, water and sea. There are so many bus transportation companies. There are 3 major airlines that flies to Legazpi, Philippine airlines has 10 flights a week, and Cebu Pacific flies twice daily from Manila and the newest Zest air. Looking back when it was only PAL that has flights to Legazpi...and it's way too expensive and always full so it's hard for us to get a flight. But now going home ...it's never been a pain...in less than an hour from Manila...I can already see my whole family as compare before 10 hours bus ride...which as far as I can remember ...i just slept!

There are so many things to see around Legazpi...the different museums, hills, falls, and the famous whale watching...and the latest development Embarcadero which is half mile to where we live..;)) cool! can't wait to see it...:)

Explore more about Legazpi, Albay.. (Mari na kamo, digdi sa Legazpi) "Come to Legazpi"

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