If
you’re the type of person who loves to explore caves and to try a breathtaking
hiking experience, then Cabag Cave is a must visit place and I guess you should
have prepare yourselves for an extraordinary adventure you’ll never regret in
your whole life.
Let’s say, our trip to Cabag
Cave is a sudden trekking experience. It is my first time to let go of my
umbrella for a walk under the sun but I have no choice but to wear my jacket
though it is really hot. We had a 20 minute walk amidst the middle of the jungle
plus another 20 minute crawling down the mountain to reach the Cabag Cave. Only
five among our group including me accepted the challenge to go down to a muddy,
steep and a bit risky path on the way to the cave. I admit it I was nervous at
that time but I know that I’ll be miserable if I will not be able to see the
Cabag Cave.
Half way there and the path gets more complicated, my shoes got dirty
and my hands are muddy for I was holding the soil itself, I was sweating like I
had a 30 minute gym session. Half way
there, when our tour guide told us that the following steps would be more
difficult, I was thinking of backing-off but because I see the courage and the
concern of my group mates with one another, I find it more inspiring, altrough
the hiking I was praying to God for our safety.
Finally, the tension went
down after hearing the water rushing down the cave. It was a relief to see the
wonders of Cabag Cave, seeing the water falls down to the brook, looking and
wandering what’s inside the cave. It was like a cave of secrets that is yet to
unveil. Until now the depth of the river is not yet measured and it seems that
only few had witnessed the place. We rested for about 20 minutes, and then
prepared ourselves to climb up back to the top.