IN TRANSIT FROM LAKE SEBU TO MIDSAYAP IN NORTH COTABATO
It was around 1130am when we returned
to the terminal after our Lake Sebu Seven Falls adventure. Koronadal [more known as Marbel to the locals] bound vans are scheduled to leave
every 30 minutes so with half an hour to spare, hubby had a quick soup while I
had my coffee paired with binangkal [sesame
seed balls].

I can’t believe we just passed 4
provinces in Mindanao namely South Kotabato - Sultan Kudarat - Maguindanao - North
Cotabato with a fare of about P275 per head and a total travel time of 6 hours.
Finally, a little after 6pm we were settled
in our room. Our Cotabato host-friend
suggested Hotel Angelo and we availed of their P900 room with breakfast for
two. While hubby was out looking for a place
for dinner, I stretched my tired body… It has been a jam-packed day and in as much
as I wanted to check the town also, I opted to rest. I thought hunger was disregarded by the weary
muscles but as soon as I saw hubby’s take home food, I jumped out of bed and
consumed a plate of Cotabato’s version of pinakbet
with lechon as the main dish.
On our next day, while waiting for our
host-friend for our Alamada trip, we had an early walk at the Town Hall and the
Plaza. All of a sudden a loud siren or
alarm startled our stroll… We proceeded pretending to be okay, I know and I
believe it’s a safe place. We then found
out that it was a 7am town alarm.. Whew! I
never knew that such practice still exists.
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wow.. thanks for the info. im heading there tomorrow
ReplyDeletehappy trip sir :)
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