Trip Ko Lang

Welcome to Buko King Hanging Bridge

Can you see the welcome sign? Haha. I believe this hanging bridge is owned by Mr. Buko King himself. But unfortunately, we were not able to meet him in person, maybe next time. Anyway, we paid an entrance fee of 10php per head before we can cross this hanging bridge that later made me think if 10php was worth to risk my life… just kidding.

The hanging bridge was a long walk for me because it was not easy to walk in those bamboos; it was shaky and still made me feel shaking even if I had already stepped on real cement floor. Though I also enjoyed it because it was another new experience for me; a scenario that made me faced fear and a memorable happy/scared moment with my friends while crossing the bridge. Here’s a picture of it and I’m proud of this shot cause it was not easy to take a shot of this hanging bridge while you’re on it, good thing my hands did not went along my body shakes. Hehe.

Hanging Bridge

On the other end of this bridge, souvenir shops were situated. There were just few stalls but with lots of products and interesting stuffs for your pasalubongs (stuffs to bring home for our loved ones). We were able to buy some Bohol shirts, key chains, wooden bracelets and other Tarsier stuffs.

On our way back, we had to cross the bridge again while carrying our pasalubongs… added challenge for us. Haha.

Souvenir shops

Buying pasalubongs

Related Links:

• http://www.tripkolang.com/2009/09/bohol-tour-itinerary-30-aug-to-1-sept-2009/
• http://www.tripkolang.com/2009/09/blood-compact-baclayon-church-and-museum/
• http://shotnroll.com/2009/09/bohol-man-made-forest/