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Dakak Entrance Gate We used to joke this line to a couple of friends who were so excited to go to Dakak one time but wasn't able to. I never thought I'd have a chance to visit Dakak myself! Last December (2010), we (Me, Rommel and wife Tess) went to Dapitan ( http://www.dapitan.com/ ) and hoped we could have time to visit Dakak, but since we're on for an official business, we weren't sure we will have the time to explore Dapitan, much more to visit Dakak ( http://dapitan.com/Dakak.htm ). Our Inn While in Dapitan, we stayed for two nights at the Harohoy sa Baybayon. We got two air con double room with private T&B worth Php 600.00 a night each. We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon and went straight to work mode. We weren't so fortunate on the first day try but we did not give up that easily. Before the day ends on a Thursday, we were successful on our aim, so we had the third day free to start to sail home. Hunted House But before Thursday end...

While Part I was exciting, Part II was interesting, Part III would be exhilarating! After conquering Singapore and Indonesia, it's time to cross the borders and go to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! August 20 was our last day in Singapore, which was scheduled for the Universal Studios, but after an exciting day in US, we bought tickets for a 5-hour coach ride to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the Golden Mile Complex, where many agencies would love to take your money and arrange a ride or a tour for you to KL. For more details, you may check out this site for schedule, rates and coaches, http://www.busonlineticket.com/ . The ride was approximately 5 hours, we started traveling at around 11:30 PM, so we arrived at around 4:30 AM. It was too early to go around Malaysia yet, so we went to a 24-hour open Mc Donalds and stayed for an hour. We asked the fast food crew where Chinatown is, where our hotel, Hotel Chinatown2 was located and fortunately, he said, we were just a walk away from it. So w...