Four months since my visit to Batanes, I'm still thinking of those massive green pasteurs, long and winding roads, and the deep blue bodies of water that envelopes the island. It's a place where almost everywhere you turn, there's a picture-perfect moment waiting to be captured.
But there's more to Batanes than its natural wonders. This island-province is dotted with old churches, ancient stone houses, beautiful lighthouses, and ruins that have become tourist attractions. Of course, there is the herds of cows grazing under the glorious sun--the reason why Batanes is often compared to New Zealand.
We also went to Sabang, which is a part of the province which has off-white sand along the shores of a beautiful beach. Amazing!
I was in Batanes earlier this year for a media event by Kia. To read the article I wrote about it, please click here. We stayed at Fundacion Pacita, arguably the most beautiful hotel in the province. To see photos of the hotel, please click here.
Without further ado, here are photos of Batanes I captured while we were driving around the province. Get those superlatives ready! Enjoy! :)
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