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BARANGAY BINACAS - LUBANG ISLAND![]() We visited Binacas on the way to hiking to the Binacas Dam - the source of the barangay's potable water. I visited it in Xmas 2008 but did not have much of a pictorial record, and therefore I did not create a page on it. In the rocky foreshore of Binacas can be seen the footprints of a man, woman and horse (some imagination is required). The tagalog for footprint is bakas and the name for Binacas is said to be derived from this word. Referring to the photo on the left, there are numerous jackfruit trees along the streets within Binacas.
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![]() Punta Cave is accessible at low tide - preferably use a local guide. |
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![]() This may be the canal referred to in the construction notice in the photo on the left. |
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