Where Do Broken Hearts Go? Mt. Sawi and Mt. Mapait Hiking Adventures | Nueva Ecija
Where do broken hearts go? You would probably answer Sagada, but here's another option: Nueva Ecija!
On "Unang Hirit," touristar James Anthony Jumaquio took viewers around his hometown, showing off all the picture perfect spots in the province.
Aired (February 11, 2021): Where do broken hearts go? Para kay UH Touristar James Anthony Jumaquio, sa Nueva Ecija! Paano ba naman kasi, perfect destination ito para mag-unwind, mag-enjoy... mag-move on?! Akyatin ang Mt. Sawi at Mt. Mapait at maki-new normal pasyal na sa video na ito!
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And if you're nursing a broken heart, it might be a good idea to climb Mt. Sawi.
According to legend, a katutubong Dumagat passed away on a balete tree following a heartbreak.
The tree was then called Sawing Balete until it became Mt. Sawi.
The climb to the summit normally takes two to three hours. But the struggle is worth it because there you'll find a panoramic view of Nueva Ecija and Aurora.
If you're not too tired yet, take a side trip to Mt. Mapait.
The climb is good for beginners and provides a scenic view of Aulo Lake and Mt. Arayat.
And if you still insist on being bitter, you can head on over to Rose Kambingan restaurant for some pinapaitang kambing.
Now if you're feeling lovey-dovey, why not go to a flower park with your special someone?
The entrance fee to Farm Villaronte in San Antonio is only P50. There, you get to take unli-selfies at the gorgeous fields of flowers. Plus, there are many other spots there that would look amazing on your Instagram feed!
Just make sure to bring your face masks, and then you can be on your way to a healed heart.
MT. SAWI, NUEVA ECIJA - December 2020 Tour
Did you know? Mt. Sawi was called "Sawi" not because it's a favorite destination of broken people. But because of just one person who committed suicide on the summit.
Mt. Sawi (594m) in Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija
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