Hello there my lovely hivers!!!
This is our 2nd beach stop and our last stop, this is salag hanging bridge. I've been here one time with my friends we just spontaneously go in here. As my auntie said to me, that we were headed to salag I was a bit excited since the water in here was clear and the air was really refreshing. Going there, we have to cross this bridge it was really safe for the locals and it made possible by their Mayor.
Beside this new bridge, this is their past bridge that looks so scary and its not safe. It's made with woods and it's shaky when you go here. I can still remember that this bridge was famous because of how it is designed but as the years go by the woods became decayed because of the rain and the hot days.
I stumbled upon this, it is written that this bridge connecting barangay salag and barangay camoboan. This bridge was created on 2019, I really felt the emotions of the locals when this was created. I know that its not been easy when you lived in the beach and there were no bridge connected to the municipality where they could buy goods.
There are a lot of pump boat, since there first source of income is fishing. While we were headed there, we saw from afar the locals enjoying their time with their friends and family. Since this place is free you can freely came here and bought the foods without corkage free and just minding your bond with your loved ones. This beach has also many trees, because it is located in the mountain area.
The path going here its not easy, if you're not a pro driver it's dangerous to go in here. Below of this path there is a cave, and it's really beautiful even though I just watch it from afar.
I wanted to go down but I was scared. There are type of house, since I saw a pillar on the cave I was so interested on what's the beauty looks like on that cave. If I had a chance to came here again, I would literally came here. The thing that I like the most, it is covered with trees.
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