Piwek Rock Formations

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Why Retire to the Philippines

Why, you say?

Because everything we need for our retirement is over there!

• the cost of living is amazingly affordable
• the climate is mild (not too hot/not too cold)
• living is “safe and secure” (like anywhere in the world)
• the people speak English, no need to learn a new language
• people are friendly, hospitable, warm and somewhat “Westernized”
• majority of the people are Christian, so there are no dietary laws to observe
• the country is lovely and the night life in the city is alive
• so many more other reasons!

This little country seems to be the best place for retirement!

PIWEK ROCK FORMATIONS

Photo from: https://besaphil.com/2018/07/24/the-6-magnificent-provinces-of-car/piwek-rock-formations-alaoa-tineg-abra-cliff-climbing/

Do you appreciate rock formations made of limestone? Then Piwek Rock formation is perfect place to be at Abra. You may identically consider Piwek as similar to those limestone rock destinations near Manila but what differentiates it from the others was its ranging water which is ideal for water rafting/tubing. There are also rock edges which are perfect photography site. Read More: https://untoldadventuresph.blogspot.com/2016/08/abra-province-why-abra-province-should.html

Photo from: https://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/abra-travel-guide-blog/

Piwek Rock Formations is a scenic natural rock formation in a river in Tineg. Getting here and back involved a rough jeepney ride, river crossing, hiking and scrambling down the rock surfaces. The whole place resembles Tinipak River in Daraitan, Minalungao in Nueva Ecija, and Siitan River in Quirino. It’s a beautiful natural spot. Visiting this was the highlight of our trip to Abra. Read More: https://www.traveling-up.com/travel-guide-abra/

Photo from: https://untoldadventuresph.blogspot.com/2016/08/abra-province-why-abra-province-should.html

The town of Tineg in Abra is home to some of Abra’s most famous and beautiful attractions like Kaparkan Falls (open only during rainy season, around August 2017), Apao Rolling Hills and Piwek Rock Formation. Sadly, the road getting there is hellish and getting a transportation can be pretty costly. Read More: https://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/abra-travel-guide-blog/

Photo from: https://www.detourista.com/guide/abra-best-places/