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Mt. Marami Traverse: The Unforgettable Hike

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My brother and I started our walk at around 3 am from our house to Aguinaldo Hi-way and eventually wait for the organizer and other hikers at McDo Palapala at 4 am for our hike at Mt. Marami in Maragondon. Marami is the the tagalog word for many or plenty. For me, Mt. Marami stands for maraming lakad , maraming  hingal , and maraning cramps, yes... Cramps! It was the first time that my both legs got cramps during a hike and that made our hike extra long, one of our tour guide even carried me (thanks kuya Vin). We started our trek at around 8:30am and instead of the usually wide, open trail used by hikers, we took the old trail. The old trail is more shaded according to our guide but the amount of time to trek to the summit is just the same as the open trail. At first, I can't comprehend how come that the trail we're taking is shaded... Just look at the photos above, there are trees but it doesn't give shade or something... haha! We walked like that
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Thank you for the awesome 2016!

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Too many things happened to me this 2016. To sum up, my year mainly revolves on my fangirling and it starts with a simple decision to apply as a Krew member of Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in the Philippines. But aside from my fangirling, there are also many places I've been to and there are a lot of people I've met last year. Here are the memories that I'm really thankful for for my awesome 2016. JANUARY The Krew Batch 3 Taken during our orientation FEBRUARY One thing that I'm thankful for last year is the first article I wrote as a Krew member. I'm not really confident in my writing skills but KCC gave me the chance to share what I can do. I wrote about Korean variety show that people must watch, to read about it click here . So, far this is the only article I wrote as a Krew member, hopefully this year I can contribute a little bit more in writing blogs. MARCH My March was definitely about childhood friends, childhood memories, and extende
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