Hidden beauties in Camotes Island Philippines

It's been a while since I've been able to go out of the city. But when @explorewithsasha offered me to join her on a trip to Camotes Island, I was ecstatic. Camotes Island has become a second home for me. Actually, I've written about it on this site: A glimpse of my second home✨🏝️ Summer time is coming! Are you all ready?✨🌞 My last trip to Camotes was to pick up my grandmother and bring her back to Danao. This time, I had another opportunity to explore the island. Allow me to share with you some of the remarkable things I've discovered, which have astounded me and which I believe are the result of our island's natural beauty. These are stalactites discovered in Timubo Cave. I'd never given them this close of a look before because I was scared they may be dangerous, but they're actually quite harmless. We are not allowed to touch alive stalactites because they will die if we do.  _{This is what you will see inside the cave} ---  This photo was taken from above at Buho Rock. This is where you leap down a cliff, and as the name implies, these were formerly merely rocks that people developed and built houses on top of. Isn't it incredible? I can't understand how this was once just a rock and has now been transformed into something more lovely. ---  I was completely taken aback when I first saw this bouquet of flowers. This is the first time I've seen something with a cone shape. This is what they call the Pagoda Flowers, which are highly abundant in tropical places like the Philippines. ---  While taking pictures of them, this little Rose Moss bloom makes me joy. It comes in a variety of colors, including yellow, red, and pink.  They're lovely, aren't they? They were like girls who were always smiling in the brightness of the sun.