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| Guinogoan Cave |
GUINOGO-AN CAVE - situated at the fringes of Brgy. Lungsob,
Oquendo District, is 17 kms. Poblacion, 15 minutes hike from the barangay. It's cathedral door-size entrance leads one to
wade the fresh, cool water into a natural tunnel stretching through uneven ceiling touching one's head, giving the adventurer
an eerie trip through the dark cave lighted torches.
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| Mapaso Spring |
MAPASO SPRING - Located at Brgy. Rizal II, Oquendo District.
Nature gives its life in the form of fresh crustaceans (pokot) of red appearance which ordinarily resembles the tint of a
scalded shrimp. As the name suggests, (Mapaso literally means hot) it is a hot spring with the consistency of a boiling water.
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| Pan-as Falls |
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| Hibatang River |
EL RIO DE HIBATANG - The biggest navigational river reaches
the hinterlands of Oquendo's left and right river. Believed to be the gateway to the mouth of Calbayog River, artifact and
other archeological relics were found along the river bank.
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| Malopalo Stone Marble Mountain |
THE STONE-MARBLE MOUNTAIN OF MALOPALO - Tinambacan District,
stood its grandeur to house the many caves underneath. Tourists and adventurers have found the caves well preserved for over
a hundred years now.
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| Malajog Beach |
MALAJOG BEACH - it is surrounded with towering rocks at its
south and three balconied cottages. The beach gives a south sea island touch. It takes 35 min. ride from the city proper.
It is one of the most visited and most beautiful beaches in Samar island. Malajog Beach located at Brgy. Malajog is also known
as Look Beach.
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| Bugtong Falls |
It is one of the most beautiful and spectacular scenic spots
that is worth visiting, located at Brgy. Tinaplacan, Tinambacan District. A hour and 15 min. ride and 45 minutes walk
to the vicinity of the falls, Bugtong falls has a circular pond of about 30 meters in diameter, wide enough for diving.
The water that falls from above seems to come from an endless stream which flows a swirling path around the falls resulting
from the pressure of its disgorge which becomes even bigger in volume and noticeables as the time of day passes.
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