Simara Island Attractions Part 1

In the list of passers released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) for the July 2010 Nursing Licensure Board Exam, four alumni classmates from CNHS's Class of 2006 made the roster. The PRC reported that about 90,000 examinees took the board examination this year.

The new passers are: Leonides Pearl Fajiculay Fajarillo, Kareen Fruelda Fajutag, Anna Marie Falejo Fruelda, and Jenette Fajanilan Fondevilla. The first three alumni are also recipients of the OASIS for ACE program supported by civic-minded Simaranhon professionals.

We congratulate our four new professional passers above-mentioned as well as other Simaranhons from other schools who also took and passed the July 2010 Nursing Board Exam.

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Simara Island Attractions Part 1

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Written by Administrator

Sunday, 01 February 2009 18:39

Historical Attraction, Poblacion, Corcuera
A 150-meter hike from the town plaza.

The remains of a Spanish Fort constructed between 1860 -1865 by San Agustin de San Pedro to ward off Muslim pirates. It is situated on a hill overlooking the town.

Historical Attraction, San Vicente, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle then hike.

A World War II battleground. In liberating Simara, Company B of the 19th Infantry, US Eighth Army, lost 10 GIs and killed 118 Japanese enemy soldiers.

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Natural Scenic Lookout, Barangay Tacasan, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle then hike.

A roadside lookout where passing inter-island shipping vessels can be viewed. The area also shelters boats during inclement weather.

Religious Attraction, Barangay Mangansag, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle then hike.

Located at the peak of Mount Anradoon, this grotto of the Immaculate Concepcion offers devotees a place to go and pray during Lenten season.

Natural Attraction, Barangay Mangansag, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle then hike.

Formed by geological and wave movement, this testis-like structure hangs along the bank of the sea.

Natural Attraction, Barangay Mangansag, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle

A beautiful beach with pristine waters.

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Natural Attraction, Barangay Mahaba, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle.

This cave features a dome-like structure that abounds in stalagmites and stalactites. There is a pool of cool water where one can swim.

Natural Attraction, Barangay Mahaba, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle.

This is a long stretch of white beaches along pristine waters north of the island.

Natural Attraction, Barangay Colong-colong, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle.

A beautiful sandy beach with pristine waters which is a popular picnic destination for local folks and returning residents.

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Natural Attraction, Barangay Colong-colong, Corcuera
Hire a tricycle or motorcycle.

This cave has plenty of stalactite and stalagmite deposits.

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Last Updated on Friday, 20 February 2009 18:37

Comments

0 #7 Sheralyn Fabiala 2010-08-30 16:10

Ang ganda ng simara..hope that it will remain as beautiful as it was right now. Let's protect our place, our home and our haven.....Im proud to be a simaranhon......