RE-POST – RANDOM SHOTS: Scenes from River Cruise Tour (Sept. 2010)
I am reposting this article of mine last September 15, 2010 during a river cruise down serene Cagayan de Oro River with some scenes of the river.
Tourism
Grand Opening of Forest Putt at Dahilayan set on February 25, 2012
After a series of dry runs and soft openings, Forest Putt, the 18-hole mini golf course inside Forest Park in Dahilaytan, Manolo Fortich town will have its Grand Opening on February 25, 2012.
Passage of law on Mt. Balatukan pushed
THE Provincial Board of Misamis Oriental is urging the two congressmen of the province to follow up a pending bill in Congress that would call for the creation of Mt. Balatukan Range Natural Park as a protected area.
RANDOM SHOTS: James Yap, et. al. at Mapawa Nature Park
PBA superstar James Yap and the rest of the B-Meg Llamados players and coaching staff recently had their team building activity at Mapawa Nature Park in Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City.
Forest Putt now open at Dahilayan
The 18-hole mini golf course is now open at Forest Park at tyhe famed Dahilayan Adventure Park in Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon.
It’s a Go for CDO’s Night Café
A group of vendors, most of whom depend on the night café/night market for their living, gathered in front of the Mayor’s Office with a manifesto supporting the mayor and the return of the Night Café/Market operations. City Mayor Vicente “Dongkoy” Y. Emano responded by lifting the temporary suspension, to the delight of the vendors.
Business as usual for Cagayan de Oro’s white water rafting
CAGAYAN de Oro’s famous white water rafting routes are up and running, and safe to traverse despite the devastation wrought by Tropical Storm Sendong.
Oro’s river now offers more thrill for rafting
THE City Government is encouraging tourists and Kagay-anons to venture into river rafting, as the aftermath of Tropical Storm Sendong brings new extreme adventure format for extremists to enjoy.
Dinosaurs to roam in Ketkai!
VISITORS to Dinosaurs Alive happening on February 3 to 9 at the Atrium, Limketkai Center can step back in time to period between 65 to 245 million years ago featuring ten life-sized dinosaurs on display in Dinosaurs Alive! in a spectacular Jurassic forest setting.
