“Mayon is the most beautiful mountain I have ever seen,
the world-renowned Fujiyama (Mt. Fuji) of Japan sinking
into perfect insignificance by comparison.”
—British traveler-writer A. Henry Savage Landor
Albay is located at Bicol region, in the eastern Philippines.
Along with English and Tagalog, people here speak their own
language called Bicol. “Magayon” is the Bicol word for
“beautiful” and that’s where “Mayon” derived.
Since I was a kid, I had heard a lot of things about Albay
particularly “The Mayon Volcano”. It is the most active volcano
in the Philippines having erupted almost fifty times in the past
400 years. Mayon is well known around the world because of
its “symmetrical-coned shape” and that what makes filipinos
proud.
How to get Legazpi city from Manila
By Bus
There are several bus lines connect Metro Manila to Legazpi City
including Philtranco, Superlines, DLTB, Cagsawa Tours, Amihan,
and Isarog Line. Fare starts at P800 and travel time is approximately
9 to 10 hours.
By Train
Philippine National Railways’ used to service Albay Province with
their Bicol Express. The end terminal was in Legazpi City until the
service stopped in 2006 after the line incurred damages due to
typhoons. In 2011, the PNR Bicol express resumed its Bicol Express
service albeit only up to Naga City, Camarines Sur. Currently, PNR
service to Bicol is not operational.
By Air
Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific have regular flights from Manila
and Cebu to Legazpi City. Contact philippine airlines at
Tel No : (632) 777-5932
Fax Number : (632) 777-5928
and Cebu Pacific at
Manila Office:
Contact/Telephone Number: (02) 7020-888
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Interesting 😉
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Thanks 😃
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Now your turn 😂😂 just kidding.
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Turn to what? (kunware d alam)
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Hahahah nothing
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😎😎😎
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😱😱
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Wow, that place is breath-taking. (some really great photography at work)
P.S. Thanks for liking almost ALL of my posts xD
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Thanks!! I just started blogging so I make reading other posts a hobby. Btw, you have great stuffs!
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Thank you 🙂
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Wow, that’s a peculiarly cool looking mountain; the gradual slop isn’t like any mountain I’ve seen. Second picture is amazing, very dream like. Not sure if you make prints of your photos but that second one would be great!
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Thanks for your kindness. It means a lot for me.
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Fantastic! I love the photos.
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Methinks Mt. Fuji is overrated. Yes, it’s beautiful, there’s no doubt about that. However, it’s not the “most perfect” as many have said.
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I agree with you. Mt. Fuji is not that systematically symmetrical but it is very majestic plus the fact that the white part (due to snow) contributes to its beauty.
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And the beauty of “Diamond Fuji” is legendary. I was fortunate enough to witness it.
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Aww. You’re so lucky! I just see it in images hahaha
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when i visited legazpi last July. mt. mayon was really shy.
Swerte mo! hehehe.
nice pictures btw. 🙂
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