CITY OF TABUK, Kalinga
--The Provincial Development Council through its infrastructure committee
proposed a total of P1.3 billion tourism road projects under the Department of
Tourism-Department of Public Works and Highways convergence program.
The council
said projects will have tremendous impact on lives of communities like
employment and livelihood.
In
Balbalan, P144 million was proposed for the Bolo-Nawoy access road leading to
their rice terraces.
Another P16
million was proposed for opening of Uguid subterranean tourist destination
access road.
In Pasil,
P541 million was proposed for
Balatoc-Batong Buhay-Colayo road leading to natural attractions along
the so-called Aguinaldo Trail like the Kadamayan mysterious falls, hotsprings,
rice terraces, sulfur canyon mountains, and Batong Buhay ruins. Along the
Colayo trek are also falls, rice terraces, hot springs, eco park and eco-cave.
In Rizal is
the Macutay-Greenhills-San Pedro and San Vicente Access Road leading to the
Elephant Hill Archaeological Tourism Site with P65M proposed fund.
Proposed
for Tinglayan is the Bugnay (Mangape)-Buscalan-Loccong-Butbut Proper Road
leading to Buscalan Tattoo village where Whang-od "The Last Mambabatok”
lives.
In this
city is the P77M Balawag-Paligatto access road leading to Banga-Banga Falls and
the improvement of the proposed P223M Pinagan-Magnao-Guilayon – Nambucayan Road
leading to Namumbungon Water Falls. -- PIA Kalinga
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