Situated in Barangay Rizal, Tomas Oppus Southern Leyte was an unperceived cold spring. Natives named it "Carungao".
I was back to my mother's hometown last Apr. 9 and had decided to knock off and chill on this domicile due to the hot temperature inspite that we are up in the mountains.
The place is not as beautiful as I had expected but the water is crystal clear and is very persuading that you cannot ignore without having to take a plunge on it. It was very cold and the sourrounding trees make it even colder.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Carungao - Tomas Oppus So. Leyte
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Tomas Oppus, Southern Leyte
Tomas Oppus - a municipality of Southern Leyte which was politically subdivided into 50 barangays. This is the homeland of my endeared mother. A locality where farming and fishing are the chief support for a living. On our case, my grandparents and relatives were living on the mountain. Far away from industrialization. No transportation is available - more or less 2 hours walk for beginners to reach the area. No electricity and source of communications.
Technology had reached the area now. Though, not in its totality but at least they can enjoy just like other urban cities. Keeping this aside, I intend coming back to this place for I enjoy the hospitality of the people, the lifestyle, the environment and the healthy foods.
The Place:
The Adventure Trek
The camaraderie of family and newly found friends