Bitukang Manok, Quezon Natural Forest Park
It’s been some time since I last passed through the famous Bitukang Manok segment – a very steep zigzag road section at the Quezon Natural Forest Park. A new, longer, safer diversion road has been constructed where all types of heavy vehicles now pass.
It was great news then when I learned that the old Bitukang Manok segment has been rehabilitated and is now passable albeit only for light vehicles. It was with much anticipation therefore that I looked forward to driving the southroad again – from Manila all the way to Tacloban City via the Maharlika Highway (also known as the Pan-Philippine Highway ) – a distance of like 1,000 kilometers. 🙂
We drove last week, my wife, Ludette and son, Marti and I and, yes, we passed through the steep Bitukang Manok.
Enjoyed this trip ages ago with Peter T. But I also was able to drive through with my wife in 2008.
Butz said this on 26 November 2011 at 8:37 PM |
Yeah, Butz. I really enjoyed driving through it after all this time! 😉 It’s different when you ride the bus; you just breeze through a lot of beautiful scenes, and at night time you cannot see much. And, no, buses cannot pass by Bitukang Manok.
gerryruiz said this on 28 November 2011 at 2:52 AM |
Gerry, you have what it takes to show how beautiful this country is… Keep up the great work.
Harvey Decena said this on 27 November 2011 at 12:40 AM |
Salamat, Harvey. So long as my eyes can see, so shall I try my best and continue shooting (I have glaucoma, by the way).
gerryruiz said this on 28 November 2011 at 2:48 AM |