Cagayan River Rafting

Grateful for the 3-day ASEAN Summit holidays in Metro Manila, I flew to Cagayan de Oro City with Alma Mariano assisting, to conduct the Ring-fencing and business planning workshop sponsored by DILG.

After the tiresome 3-day workshop, the training team took a break and ventured into one of our common bucketlist - the river rafting.


Location: Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Philippines

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