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West and North MIndanao in 14 days, 1828 kilometers distance! Tiring but enjoyable!
If you’re craving for good but cheap food in Oroquieta City, head no further than the row of native huts, the halang-halangan, near the waterfront at the back of the new Novo building and across Rhovic’s Place.