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Lake Agco

Friday, January 9, 2009

Lake Agco is located at the foot of Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines and one of the country's most popular climbing destinations. Lake Agco Resort is the place where tourists can dip in to the hot and warm pools sourced from the local hot springs.

The following photos were taken by my sister-in-law Malou using her Motorola V3i mobile phone camera. The photos were taken last January 2. I am also very proud to say that Malou is one of my photography apprentice who learned something from me. My wife and I will be missing her since she didn't come back with us to Manila. She was transferring her work in Davao.

The Boiling Sulfuric Water

Lake Agco Hot Spring


boiling hot water of Lake Agco
All photos copyrighted by Malou C. Wacay.

More photos in her photostream. Click the link below. It's easy to view the photos. Trust me. ;)

http://www.flickriver.com/photos/wacay24/tags/lakeagco

Labels: North Cotabato exclusive, travelogue

published by dodong flores 도동 플로오리스 @ 4:45:00 PM • Permalink • Links to this post • 7 comments from:  Mari,  dodong flores,  Bengbeng,  Nance,  estan,  Joy,  dodong flores, •

7 Comments:

1. At 6:00 PM, January 09, 2009,  Mari said…
   This is truly a nice place to go to when touring the place. Must be a busy place during the hot summer monsoon.  
2. At 6:12 PM, January 09, 2009,  dodong flores said…
   Hi, Mari. Indeed!  
3. At 9:28 PM, January 09, 2009,  Bengbeng said…
   i love the hot spring. Phillipines is indeed a country with a spectrum of different attractions  
4. At 8:53 AM, January 10, 2009,  Nance said…
   Wow, i wonder if i ever get to see this place! a natural beauty!  
5. At 11:51 AM, January 10, 2009,  estan said…
   gi himo na diay na nga resort diha ba. still haven't been there but have read about the place a lot. :)  
6. At 6:36 PM, January 10, 2009,  Joy said…
   Wonderful photos, Dodong! Looks like the people are benefiting from the great location of the lake.  
7. At 7:09 PM, January 10, 2009,  dodong flores said…
   @ Bengbeng: You describe the Philippines well :)
   
   @ Nance: Visit the place, you won't regret it...
   
   @ Estan: Fully developed na siya. Dili madugay, mahimo na sab ni nga lugar nga major tourist destination...
   
   Dr. Joy: It's worth the long climb up there :)  

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