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First Glimpse of the Famed Rolling Hills of North Batan

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Published: 04 Jun 2025 › Updated: 04 Jun 2025First Glimpse of the Famed Rolling Hills of North Batan

First Glimpse of the Famed Rolling Hills of North Batan


Hello everyone!

This short video is from Basco Sunset Viewing Deck and the view from Tukon Chapel or commonly known as Mt. Carmel Chapel. It offers a first glimpse into the famous rolling hills of North Batan in Batanes.

With the whispers of the sea breeze, the absence artificial sounds, and the smell of nature, I can't help but fall into introspection. There's so much in the world to see and even here in the Philippines, I still have a lot to travel and discover.

Here are my previous posts about or inspired from Batanes:

[1] Batanes: My Ultimate Travel Destination in the Philippines
[2] Sunset at Basco Lighthouse
[3] Sabtang Lighthouse Introspections [To All That Haunts Us]
[4] Not Lost: On the Process of Becoming
[5] From Clark to Basco
[6] View from Basco Sunset Viewing Deck


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