Corregidor

I love the place! The view is terrific, mountains, trees, the bay, everything is in perfect place. 

It took us 1 hour ferry ride from Manila to go Corregidor .

We arrived at the island at around 9am in the morning. 8 busses with tourist guides we're waiting for our arrival. We took a while site-seeing on the ruins of the war. It was the famous WWII. We saw some tunnels, some were from the Japanese and some were built by the Americans. It was old and found myself lost in history. School, churches, barracks and hospitals were destroyed during the war. It was well preserved in the island.

On our tour, we had known some Japanese, German and American foreigners. Its amazing on how everybody enjoys the tour, the Japanese went to the Japanese cemetery and made a prayer for their soldiers, while the Americans enjoy the tour inside the Malinta tunnel. We also went to the museum where we saw old bills, old bullets, cannon, pictures and paintings of the war. 

The island is shaped like a tadpole, and some says, it looks like a sperm. I think they're both the same.  The island has a Golf course, a hotel, beach resort, and a place where events can be held. It's a great place for team sports and other activities like camping.

a little trivia from the island: The government owns the island. There is 0% unemployment rate because everybody in the island are employees. :)

I suggest that the government would put up some diving spots in the area because i heard from a tour guide that, the are many ships that were wrecked from the war. If that happens,it would be a ship wreck diving area near the Metro. :) #just a thought