Hikes in Philippine History #2: German explorer Fedor Jagor dayhikes Mt. Asog in 1859
The view from Mt. Asog – which Fedor Jagor would have seen if the summit weren’t covered with clouds annotated
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The view from Mt. Asog – which Fedor Jagor would have seen if the summit weren’t covered with clouds annotated
Read moreView from Mt, Isarog’s summit, where Fedor Jagor said he camped in 1859 annotated by Gideon Lasco In the course
Read moreIt has been almost a year ago since I had a wonderful outdoor experience in Australia. After hiking up Mt.
Read moreMore and more people are going to Norzagaray, Bulacan to discover for themselves the beauty of the Lioness Rock and
Read moreSix years after I first did the Mt. Arayat Traverse, I returned, following the same trail that I took in
Read moreMt. Makiling (see itinerary here) is my home mountain and I have written about it many times, having made it a
Read moreAs mountain climbing gains popularity in the Philippines as a recreational activity, there are many issues that we would like
Read moreby Gideon Lasco I believe that the outdoors is for everyone, regardless of nationality, race, religion, gender, age, or skill.
Read moreI started Pinoy Mountaineer when I was still a medical student and now that I am a medical doctor with
Read moreAt the summit of Mt. St. Paul in Puerto Princesa, Palawan. Certainly one of the most rewarding hikes in the
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