TUBURAN "the spring of hope"

[clarkhkent]

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hahaha.......layo kaayo n cya oy!

adto na lang mo sa amo a! lingaw pa didto!

[Salma]

Tuburan? springs? wow! sounds wonderful!!!

pwede ra ta mangutana sa taga didto kung asa ang mga springs ug beach right?

[splendid moonlight]

nice place. been there. wish i could turn back time and be there once again. oh, well...

[nasty]

wala pako kaadto didto..asa na dapit?

[potterboy]

it's a lot nicer now. the springs are now developed. hotels and lodging houses. just try. nice people too.

[14343]

................can you give directions?................tnx!

[survivorturismo_2003]

pila budget if adto ka tuburan?

[potterboy]

i found a natural rockwall about 10 km from the main road. it's about 50 ft., i guess. virgin. nobody ever completed climbing it. i tried once though. but got no gears. i'll try to post the picture. and they're 2 actually. pure hard, extreme rock wall.

[buloi123]

hello.... unsay sakyan kung moad2 ka didto? Pila ang plite? Pila ang accomodation didto?
Can anyone post pics sa tuburan? I have no idea with this place.

[lusty_man23]

you can take a vhire, 100 pesos for fare. the terminal is in ayala(jeepney terminal.) Or you can take the bus, there are plenty of options: Rough riders, Pesiao, Corominas, it only takes around 65 pesos from your pocket. this three bus lines has a north bound route. Corominas also take the south route via naga-uling-toledo city, then going northward to balamban, asturias then tuburan. If you are beach and spring fanatic, you can enjoy it in one place. It is called molobolo, the entrance fee is 5 pesos. There are cottages out there. In the town center there is a good place to stay with bowling lanes. I don't know how much is the room rate. The rock wall they've mentioned is what the local people called marmol. It is a huge marble rock. you can go there via habal habal via a river route.