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Done with Lake Janagdan

Lake Janagdan is a crater lake 1,120 miles above sea level occupying the caldera of Mount Janagdan, a dormant volcano in the north-central part of the island of Leyte.

The time we conquered Lake Janagdan in 2018 was a time where I was caught up with my schedule. I just came from a Limasawa Island adventure, went straight to trekking, and attended major engagement as Speaker afterwards.

Because of that, I wasn’t able to write for a blog. (Huhu) Instead, I just created a chronologically arranged the photos in an album in Facebook and captioned each of them.

I know… I know that a blog story has better layout, presentation, and feel while reading. Nevertheless, you can still get the glimpse of the fun and excitement of our Lake Janagdan journey here.

Dr. Jhay Gaspar
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Dr. Jhay Gaspar
Jhay is a journalist, editor, and writer with over a decade of experience in print, digital media, and newsroom management. He served as Editor in Chief of a state university for four years, winning regional awards in investigative writing and news writing. He was Senior Editor at EV Mail News and News Bureau Correspondent for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the largest news outlet in the Philippines. He was a member of the Philippine Press Institute and the National Union of Journalists in the Philippines, a school publication adviser, and a sought-after resource speaker and trainer in journalism. He has been writing and editing long before AI came in and made everyone a “writer.”

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  1. […] I will discuss the routes, please also consider going to Alto Peak and Lake Janagdan if you haven’t been there yet. Extend your stay to visit other wonders of barangay Cabintan […]

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