Foot and Fire

This the most popular of all sculpture, the Sota sang Canlaon.  This is taken from a local folklore. *** Just something not local, cherubs... *** *** One set of sculptures that tell a story. *** More of the group! *** Closer look on the ladies. *** along the way, we passed by this. *** Our aeta brother must be. *** by the pool. *** *** *** This is not a sculpture, of course. LOL. The chair is has an epic paint! ***

Aside from waters (featured in previous post), Kaitulari offers nature trek. It is only a beginner's trek, so don't fret. After enjoying our packed lunch, taking photos, singing in the videoke machine, and enjoying the pool, we decided to do the trekking heading to the sculpture gardens featuring characters from the local folklores. We went up some steps and slopy cemented road then followed the trail under the shades of the lining mango trees. We stopped to catch our breaths along the way and took some memorable photos. When we arrived in the placid lake of Cita, our tiredness dissipated and joined with the air of serenity of the place.

I was able to celebrate my birthday in 2006 or 2007 at Kaitulari Resort. We stayed there overnight at the time so that we enjoyed a long afternoon of swimming in its irregularly shaped pool and an early morning hiking. Digital cameras were not yet around so I had film photos only at the time. At about six years after, I was able to retrace our trail, enjoyed videoke and the lush greeneries sans the pool this time. All with digital camera at hand.   Water is in the refreshing pool, in the placid Lake Cita, in the tiny fish spa, in the zen-inducing rushing waters of the creek. It is all over Kaitulari. The centerpiece of the resort! *** The decorative photobooth by the pool! *** Pool! *** Fish spa where fishes can feast on one's foot's dead skin *** The creek semi-circling the Kaitulari resort property. *** The rushing waters of the creek is passing by here *** and here. *** The placid Lake Cita. ...