Samar's Ulot River: This Once Distribution Channel for Illegal Logging is now an Adventure Tourism Site
Cutting
through the mountains and hillsides of Samar from east to west, the
90-kilometer Ulot River, the longest river in Samar, is a thing of beauty.
Surrounded by verdant forest and limestone karsts featuring dramatic rock
formations, clear cascading waters stream through a setting that conceals a
vast network of cave systems, including the Langun-Gobingob Cave, widely
regarded as the biggest in the country and itself, the river once known as a
distribution channel for illegal logging has now become an emerging adventure
tourism destination.
Group shot at Deni's Point of Ulot River |