After our relaxing stay at Canigao Island, we headed to the hometown of a number of our friends. Tacloban City is known to have a rich history, a handful of tourist spots, and hospitable citizens.
We embarked on a four-hour trip on a van from Bato. We slept on the way to our destination, leaving us feeling refreshed, energetic, and ready for a tour of the city upon arrival.
Take a look at some of our pictures, courtesy again of my good friend Anthony's camera:
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| --on the welcome sign towards the San Juanico Bridge-- |
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| --striking a pose with one of the I Love Tacloban waiting sheds! :)-- |
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| --holding hands with Douglas MacArthur-- |
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| --at Fahrenheit, chewing away their yummy food!-- |
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| --having fun at the Robinson's Mall, courtesy of Bo's Coffee Club-- |
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| --posing in front of one of the biggest salons I've ever seen-- |
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| --Fahrenheit: yum!-- |
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| --on the San Juanico Bridge: Welcome to Samar-- |
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| --the other side: Welcome to Leyte-- |
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| --at the bridge basking in the sun-- |
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| --took a stroll on the city streets-- |
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| --posing again in front of Leyte Park Resort-- |
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The Scenic and Historical Tacloban.
I have yet to visit that part of the Philippines!
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