@adventures.with.lara: forever my favourite place in the world but weve seen this alot in our trip to the philippines and it doesnt get spoken about - it seems to be more off the beaten path youll fined unfinished resorts/abandoned houses or destroyed places from im presuming weather etc - so sad because theres so stunning spots which just need a bit of love #philippines #philippinestravel

reiku14 :

it might be because of pandemic... a lot of resorts weren't able to sustain since they are not getting income for years

lie@1183 :

Its not being abandoned,maybe it was ruin by a typhoon and then having a hard time renovating.

EiroL :

I feel my dear, 😥 even me as a Phil

Jrql :

Maintenance costs

Rebecca PinkyGozon D :

We have 24 typhoons each year. I tthink its not safe anymore

Bombom paw :

one reason maybe the government stop them cuz they don't follow environmental law's.

shhhhhaaang :

the place may have been issued a violation by the environment bureau thats why it stopped operation..

chippy :

I miss Philippines😩

Anonymous :

is that a public place owned by the local government or it’s a private property?, if it’s a private property that is not the fault of the whole Philippines 😁

kreep2nyt :

maybe you could buy that and rebuild it

Elle Stevens :

That’s so strange they do that

Hey :

is this in siquijor? i miss that place 🥰

iona | Travel :

So strange! They could definitely make it into something really cool tho ☺️

Ande :

because we have this law about building a resorts near at the sea

A :

Oh that’s a shame 😞

randomize items :

camotes buho rock..

August :

true

edgeclement :

If it is Boracay, then it was destroyed because of the law not to build structures too close to the beaches.

bazzsicangco :

visit baguio city

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gudo27 :

how did u get in there, thats a private

Freaky James :

wengweng :

hi ....how are you

motORTEGA :

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