Hindi Po Napapagod Sa Bundok (Mountaineer)

(Summit view from Mt. Sembrano)

 # Bango Marawi project updates As of September 07, 2017 kami po ay patuloy na nakatatanggap ng mga Donations tulad ng mga Damit , Hygiene kit at School supplies. Ang Ibang mga Donations ay nanggaling pa mula sa Probinsiya ng Cavite at Laguna. Sa kasalukuyan kami po ay nangangailangan pa ng mga sumusunod :  School kit  ( Notebooks , Grade pads , Pencils at Bag) Hygiene kit ( Tooth brush , Tooth paste , Soap , Shampoo , atbp ) .  ( Donations are still coming ) School kit and Toys for Batang Marawi  (We are still in need of school kit for Batang marawi , one kit may consist of 3 Notebooks 3 writing pads , 3 Pencils , 1 color pen , 1 sharpener and Plastic envelope.) (Mga Laruan para sa Batang Marawi). Used Clothes Hygiene supplies  / Kit _______________________________________________ Philippine Navy - Donations Pick up   As of 26 September 2017, the Philippine Navy pick up the goods / donations on  Brgy tuktukan Taguig City. With

(The Popular KM 18) Summit of Mt. Tapulao Mt. Tapulao 2017 Overnight Day 0 09:00pm ETD Iba-bound Victory Liner bus from Cubao Quezon City Day 1 01:00am ETA Dampay-Salaza, Palauig, Zambales. Arrange for tricycles to jump-off. 02:00am ETA jump-off point; register at welcome center, start trek. 06:00am ETA ‘Bunker’, set up camp at campsite of choice 07:00am Breakfast 08:00am Proceed to summit (Tree of Life/18km) 09:00am Back to Campsite (take your time) Day 2 05:00am Break camp 0600am Start Descent 1200pm Back at jump-off point; take tricycle back to highway 01:00pm Take bus to Manila 05:00 ETA Manila Budget: Transportation Bus: Cubao To Iba Zambales: Php 347.00 / Iba Zambales to Cubao: Php 357.00 Registration Fee: Php 50.00 Guide Fee: Php 1000.00 / 1:5 (Overnight/Dayhike) Things to Bring: Trail Food Packed food Water 2/3 Liters Headlamp/Flashlight Jacket Tent Sunblock ALAK Estimated budget per pax is Php 1

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