So this post is going to be about my visit at the famous underground river in Palawan. I have to squeeze in this blog post before going out today because this one's long overdue already. So by the time I publish this one, I'm probably on my way to Batangas to visit my parents. How about you guys, did you already visited your loved ones? I hope so. :) Okay so going back, can't believe I'm just writing this now but don't worry, I can still clearly remember my experience there. In order for you to be able to reach the underground river, you have to ride a motor boat for like 10-15 minutes. And can I just say that I had the scariest 15 minutes of my life while riding that motor boat. It was raining that time so imagine the waves of the sea. It. was. so. scary. I'm already crying and praying inside! If you know me and my friends, you know how jolly and noisy we are when we're together but that time, everything was so different. No one wants to talk cause obviously everyone is already scared. I was like "No, I'm not going back na talaga!" We were all wearing a disposable rain coats but still we got so wet and I'm already not feeling well that time and take note, I'm carrying my dslr and I regret not bringing my bag. I thought I was cool eh joke! I don't what was I thinking that time. So moving on, upon arriving, we still need to walk for like a minute or two and when we got there, something inside me is jumping and telling me that "Yes!! You made it!" In order for you to get inside the river, you need to ride a boat (10 pax per boat) and every boat there's an assigned boat man. He's also going to be your guide. They're funny actually so I assure you that you're going to have a good time inside! :)
I'm gonna cut this post short because I still have to fix my things so if you're interested in visiting the underground river, I suggest that you make an early booking for this because they only allow 700 visitors per day, I promise, it was worth it! Scroll down to see some of the photos that I have at the underground river.
