... Fantastic sunset view... Boracay is known for its amazing picturesque purple and red sky... this is the time of day when people gather by the shore to witness one of nature’s most beautiful phenomenons... the Philippines most famed island, was closed to the public in 2018 for six months after suffering the effects of overtourism... this "rehabilitation" period was used to restore the island to its former glory and it has since reopened with a limit on the number of daily visitors and a set of rules designed to protect the environment... Thanks a lot Jobbo!!ヽ(ヅ)ノ Glad you found a post office with stamps!👍
Photo: Daffy Morales
Boracay Island is located at the north-western tip of Panay Island and is seven kilometres long. The narrowest point in the middle part of the island is only one kilometre wide and flat. The Northern and Southern part of Boracay are hilly with the highest elevation at 100 meters above sea level.
Boracay belongs to the municipality of Malay in Aklan province and consists of three villages or barangays; Yapak in the North, Balabag in the centre and Manoc-Manoc in the South
Stamps:
Teresita Reyes - Founder of Mama Sita’s
(Issued 05-05-2014)2014
The 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Apolinario Mabini, 1864-1903
(Issued 23-07-2014)
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