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Philippine Key Ecotourism Sites

Lake Danao
Ormoc, Leyte, Tucked away in a quiet corner of Leyte is a mountain refuge unlike any another. Lying some 2,600 feet above the sea level, Lake Danao is a favorite picnic spot in Leyte.

Lake Danao is a guitar-shaped lake covering an area of 148 hectares. Viewed from the top, it looks like an uncut diamond thrown into a rugged topography of verdant growth, glimmering with magnificence. Hemmed by the cloudcapped Amandiwin mountain range, the lake is about 15 kilometers northeast of Ormoc City and is only a half hour drive along the all-weather Tongonan national road.

The lake is about 2,600 feet above sea level. Its cool green waters harmoniously blend with the evergreen forest of the surrounding hills. Its surrounding forests are rich in flora and fauna, a panorama of unspoiled nature. The plateau overlooking the lake accentuates the beauty of its shore which gleams with pebbles scattered everywhere like random polka dots thrown on a green persian carpet. With its cool atmosphere, peaceful and serene surroundings, the lake offers a wholesome feeling of security.

Lake Danao was adjudged as the cleanest body of water in Region 8 for three consecutive years.



 

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