GALLERY

  • Shot from the pathway going to Inandako’s.
  • The bonfire area at the side of the house.
  • Bee paintings by SULÔ Projects on the outside walls of the lower floor near the garden.
  • The owner’s pottery at the dining area. These are on display but some are available for use.
  • The backyard view of Mt. Kanip-aw and parts of the Echo Valley.
  • Rainy season starts in late May and could last until early October. Hailstorms also happen occasionally.
  • Inandakos View
    A shot of the limestone cathedral rocks at the back of the house. This karst landscape indicate that there are caves in the surrounding area.
  • At the other side of those hills are the Sumaguing and Lumiang caves.
  • The entrance to the house, brightened up by a small mural by Gail Tan.
  • The owner, Alma, sits in front of a painting by Iya Regalario at the dining area.
  • Hiking shoes cleaned and dried out after days of trekking.
  • The veranda just outside the dining area.
  • Outside steps leading to the lower floor rooms.
  • Reception area where guests are asked to sign in a log book.

Food

  • Family Room at the upper floor
  • Room 2 at the Lower Floor (good for 3 people)
  • Room 1 at the Lower Floor (good for 3 people)
  • Room 1 bathroom
  • Family Room

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