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26 Mar - 27 Mar
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28 Mar - 30 Mar
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4 Apr - 6 Apr

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Tarcela St, Tacloban, Eastern Visayas
The price is AED 121 per night from Apr 3 to Apr 4
AED 121
AED 148 total
includes taxes & fees
3 Apr - 4 Apr
7.6/10 Good! (27 reviews)
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Check out Mahagnao Volcano Park and Mahagnao Spring—just a couple of the sights around Dulag.

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Usually in the province, people owns pigs. They breed pigs which can be a source of income. They sell meat and other pork products. One famous must try food in the Philippines is lechon- a roasted crispy pig stuffed with herbs, spices and condiments. It is skewered into a bamboo pole and cooked under heated coals. You will find lechon in almost all occasions in the Philippines. So yeah, meet our neighbor's pig. Near our street is an old Jesuit seminary ruins. Our town Dulag was bombed by carrier planes from Oct 17-20,1944 during World War II. Dulag is known as the liberation town. American troops battled with Japanese forces, freeing our coastal town. #Culture
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