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Continued from Anawangin Cove, Zambales (part 3) – The Open Field
I wondered why the photos of Anawangin Cove that I see online are shots from the top. I did not know that there’s actually a view deck. No one mentioned it in blogs that I’ve read. It always seemed like an areal shot from hiking Mt. Pundaquit. Truth is, the view deck is only about 5-10 minutes of trekking. Easy, breezy and really pretty. :)
easy
These are what you see on the way to the top:
breezy
pretty
The view deck has two levels, the one steeper than the other. We settled for the lower deck. Enough to see the whole cove.
view of the sand, swamp, trees and mountains
cove next to Anawangin
We would have waited for the sunset but we did not bring flashlights with us, and the group’s mainly composed of inexperienced hikers, so going down the hill would be difficult in the dark. Sunrise and sunsets cannot be seen on the cove because mountains and rock formations would obstruct the view. But the blue sky turning red was a wonderful scene.
before the blue skies turn to red
Thanks to Reden, Redentor and Dave, our tour guides from Adventure Road Trip for the fun weekend!
Related Posts:
Getting to Anawangin Cove, Zambales
Anawangin Cove, Zambales (part 1) – The Beach
Anawangin Cove, Zambales (part 2) – The River
Anawangin Cove, Zambales (part 3) – The Open Field
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