The world needs a new way to fight poverty – one that is not only effective, but sustainable. We have found that way with a new idea to use Eco-tourism to help build capacity in poor communities in the developing world. The plan is to create a chain of community-owned Eco-lodges. The money that tourists and trekkers spend at these Eco-lodges would stay in the community. But, we’d do more...
Eco-Adventures
Come and experience our HUPLAG eco-adventures in Borangan, Eastern Samar! Experience the thrill of rappelling with magnificent views, the excitement of exploring Talubagnan Cave, relax with a lazy sunset boat ride or enjoy Zar’s hilarious sense of humour singing campfire songs on an overnight stay at Ando Island. We have packages that suit a variety of interests and skill levels, whether you’re just passing through or have a more relaxed schedule.
Ask HUPLAG to show you what makes Borongan such a special place.
The province of Samar is the largest of the three provinces in the Island of Samar with a total land area of 5,591 square kilometers. This constitutes 41.23 percent of the island’s total land area and 25.93 percent of the total land area of the whole Eastern Visayas region.
Here are some of Samar’s beautiful spots for the extremist .
Principles of Ecotourism Ecotourism is about uniting conservation, communities, and sustainable travel. This means that those who implement and participate in ecotourism activities should follow the following ecotourism principles:
- Minimize impact.
- Build environmental and cultural awareness and respect.
- Provide positive experiences for both visitors and hosts.
- Provide direct financial benefits for conservation.
- Provide financial benefits and empowerment for local people.
- Raise sensitivity to host countries' political, environmental, and social climate.
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