Ali, mangadto kita sa Masbate!
The archipelagic structure of the Philippines has blessed the country with various breathtaking and must-go-to water destinations. However, many of these scenic tourist spots remain hidden and undiscovered by many. Here, we will unravel another Philippine province that is housing one of the country’s water marvels!
The Rodeo Capital of the Philippines
Masbate is a province of the Philippines that is under the jurisdiction of Region V or the Bicol Region. The province is famously known for its cattle industry, which is well-renowned for their high-quality produce of beef and dairy products.
Moreover, its surrounding seas are also known for its rich marine resources. It is also considered as the Rodeo Capital of the Philippines due to its week-long hosting of Masbateño Rodeo Festival every April, which is partaken by amateurs and professionals alike.
A Masbate Wonder
The Masbate province is also relatively known for its diverse culture and traditions. However, aside from this, the provincial marvel of the country is also known for its scenic tourist spots such as the Bat-ongan Cave.
One of the tourist attractions in Masbate is the Matayum Lagoon! The Lagoon is relatively known for its natural feature that offers both ecological and recreational benefits. It is also renowned for its tranquility, crystal-clear waters, and rich biodiversity.
The Lagoon is also the place where the Bagat Dagat Festival is held every June.
HOW TO GET THERE?
Exact Location: W2XW+QHR, Matayum, Cataingan, Masbate
- By Commute: From Masbate City Terminal ride a van going to Cataingan. After you alight from Cataingan Terminal, go straight to Cataingan pier and rent a motorboat to transport you to the lagoon.
- By Motorcycle: From Cataingan, Masbate City you turn left when you reach Khokak Beach. From there, just go straight ahead. When you reach a bifurcate (two-forked) road go right, then straight ahead again. After reaching another bifurcate road again, go left, and from there just go straight ahead and you will eventually reach your destination.
- By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin the location “Matayum Lagoon.” The Lagoon is just right after Matayum Elementary School.
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