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Getting There

Leyte is accessible by land , , and air. A traveler can traverse the , from up north () to Leyte, down south to , through the Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway. Fast sea-crafts (SuperCat) ply the - City route daily. The Philippine Airlines (PAL) and Cebu Pacific Air service the Manila- City route, with a number of Boeing 737 and MD DC9 aircraft flights daily.

Created 11/08/06 Updated 11/08/06

Page 1 Leyte Philippines

- About Leyte

Leyte Leyte is one of the country's historic provinces. It is the site of uprising against the Spaniards and the famous landing of U.S. forces during World War II. This historical consciousness is reflected in Leyte's seal, with stars symbolizing the 49 towns of the province and an alphabet on cross argent representing the ancient letter L. A white cross indicates the second phase of Leyte's development, when Magellan passed through en route to Cebu, while the upper portion commemorates the landing of Gen. Douglas MacArthur through a perspective of the National Freedom Park. http://leyte.cmnworks.com

- Hotels and Resorts

Sogod Bay Scuba Resort Sogod bay in Southern Leyte offers wonderful scuba diving. There is a huge variety of hard and soft corals plus countless sponges including huge barrel sponges. Prolific marine life ranges from pygmy seahorses to whale sharks. The marine ecosystem provides many colourful nudibranchs plus pipefish and seahorses. Turtles are common as are frogfish. You can discover all of this in quiet surrounds. The area is pristine in nature and not overused - Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte. http://www.sogodbayscubaresort.com

Ormoc Villa Hotel Ormoc Villa Hotel is the most convenient place for you and your client while doing business in the pulsating city - Ormoc. The hotel is located at Obrero street, at the heart of Ormocs business hub. Ormoc Villa Hotel is mere minutes away from Leyte's west coast port, not far from downtown area. http://www.ormocvillahotel.com

- Dive

WhaleOfADive.com - Peter's Dive Resort Protected marine sanctuaries teeming with coral reefs and a wide variety of underwater life. Whaleshark watching tours. Exciting boat and shore dives. All these await you at Peter's Dive Resort, in Lungsodaan, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte. http://www.whaleofadive.com

Southern Leyte Divers We discovered it for you - in English and German - Macrohon, Southern Leyte and Karlsbad, Germany. http://www.leyte-divers.com

- History : World War II

End of the Japanese Navy: The Battle of Timeline of the based on the Naval Chronology 1944 of Byrd Archives. http://history.acusd.edu/gen/WW2Timeline/LUTZ/leyte.html

Page 2 Massacre and Leyte Landing Two spectacular events in Leyte- history. Two victories in two different wars. Two legacies that contradict each other. Two contrasting lessons for the promotion of nationalism among Filipinos in particular and peace education and development in general. This site provides a different Filipino perspective of viewing the Balangiga Massacre and the Leyte Landing events. http://www.geocities.com/rolborr/baleyte.html

War Brides The Allied invasion of Leyte 51 years ago today liberated the Philippines during World War II and became a defining moment for hundreds of Filipino-American U.S. soldiers who met the young Filipino women they would marry - article that appeared in the San Jose Mercury News. http://www.ignacio.org/warbride.html

USS Robinson A proud destroyer of the US Navy which saw action at the Leyte and operations and the consolidation of Southern Philippines during WW II. http://www.ussrobinson.org

USS Pollux Supported the Philippine liberation campaign operating out of New Guinea, and running a shuttle service between the islands, servicing forces afloat and bases from the Leyte Gulf to Manila. http://www.usspollux.com

USS Pennsylvania BB-38 Saw action at the Battle of Leyte Gulf, one of the most memorable battles in naval history. http://www.usspennsylvania.com

USS Henrico Attack Transport 45 It was in Leyte where it made preparations for the invasion of Okinawa in 1945. It was at Leyte that news of the surrender of Japan and the end of World War II reached HENRICO. http://www.henricoapa45.org

USS Bush - DD 529 A World War II Fletcher Class Destroyer which saw action in Leyte and other parts of the Philippines. Commissioned May 10, 1943, it was sunk by Japanese suicide planes April 6, 1945. http://www.ussbush.com

Afternoon of the Rising Sun A new book about the Battle of Leyte Gulf, the largest and greatest naval battle ever fought. This book tells the heroic and exciting story of the men who fought and died in that momentous struggle in World War II. http://www.battle-of-leyte-gulf.com

USS DeHaven Sailors Association The Ship DeHaven (DD-727) was commissioned in March 1944 as the second destroyer to bear the name of Lieutenant Commander E. J. DeHaven, an early explorer. Served in Leyte, the , and the . Lots of memorabilia especially of Olongapo here. http://ussdehaven.org

Page 3 MacArthur's Return: Leyte, 1944 MacArthur's Return recreates in four scenarios & a campaign game the 1944-45 operations fought on the island of Leyte. Included are rules for Japanese parachute drops, additional American & Japanese amphibious landings, variable reinforcements & amphibious tanks - from Avalanche Press. http://www.avalanchepress.com/gameMAC.html

Pinamihagan, Biliran, Leyte Home of the Magdaluyo-Bernales Family (and Zaida's Place). This web site has been created for Barangay Pinamihagan and the students of Pinamihagan Elementary School. Visit often and watch it develop over the coming years. http://www.pinamihagan.com

- Game Cocks

Ricefield Farm Superior fighting cocks located in Southern Leyte. http://mysite.verizon.net/reso5lwy/

- Products

Leyte Products Handmade by Leytenos. The province of Leyte is home to a great number of skilled craftsmen. The skill of Leyteños, and the wide variety of available raw material have resulted in products that we can be proud to say "Himong Leyte" (Made in Leyte). And for this reason, the Department of Trade and Industry Office was impelled to create a site that would showcase the skill and talent of Leyteños and turn it into a lucrative livelihood. http://www.leyteproducts.com

Cecille's Cakes and Pastries at The Viennese Table Specialty home bakeshop located at the heart of Tacloban City, in the province of Leyte. We bake cakes, pastries and other delicacies strictly on a made-to-order basis. To bring you that home-baked goodness, all our creations are baked fresh, from scratch, and prepared specially for our clients. Serving Leyte, Samar and Biliran provinces. http://www.cecillescakes.asoy.biz

- Dance Theatre

Leyte Kalipayan Dance Company The Leyte Kalipayan Dance Company is one of the best folkloric dance troupes in the Philippines today and has been performing since 1961 in the local as well as international scene. Its repertoire consists of Philippine traditional dances and music showing a kaleidoscope of Philippine culture through the performing arts. http://www.FilipinianaKalipayan.org

Leyte Dance Theater After 12 years of artistic pursuits, the Leyte Dance Theater can rightfully claim the title as the premiere dance company in the Visayas-Mindanao rim and one of the top dance companies in the country today. The acclaim and recognition, accrued through the years of performances in major cultural centers in the country and abroad and even in the remotest towns, are testimonies to the excellence they pursue in the field of dance - Tacloban City. http://www.leytedance.com

Page 4 - Realestae

Rudlin Homes Legacy of love for quality of life with three modern-lifestyle model homes to choose from - Bgy. Abango, Barugo, Leyte. http://www.buildleyte.com

- Education

Leyte State University The Leyte State University (LSU) was formerly known as the Visayas State College of Agriculture (ViSCA). At present the LSU System has 10 colleges, three institutes and one school. These are the College of Agriculture, College of Forestry, College of Veterinary Medicine, College of Engineering and Agri-Industries, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education, College of Fisheries (LSU-Tolosa Campus), College of Agri-Industrial Technology (LSU-Isabel Campus), College of Environmental and Agricultural Technology (LSU-Alangalang Campus), College of Education and Agricultural Technology (LSU-Villaba Campus), Institute of Human Kinetics, Institute of Tropical Ecology, Institute for Strategic Research and Development Studies, and the Graduate School. It also has an Open University which takes care of the distance education program - main campus is in , Leyte. http://www.lsu-visca.edu.ph

Leyte Progressive High School The official website of the Leyte Progressive High Cchool located in Sabang District, Tacloban City, Leyte. One of the leading private schools in Region 8. http://www.lphs.ph.tc

Leyte Progressive High School The Leyte Progressive High School (LPHS) is one of the leading private schools in Region VIII of the Republic of the Philippines. Established in 1919 by a group of local Chinese businessmen, the school's vision was to provide adequate education to the children of the Chinese community in Tacloban City. Nowadays, the fruit of this vision can be seen among her alumni who run major business establishments in the country, hold high positions in different government offices (local and national), and very well-known in every field of knowledge they have chosen - Sabang District, Tacloban City. http://www.lphsweb.org

Abuyog Academy Abuyog Academy has been molding young minds - Abuyog, Leyte. http://geocities.com/abuyogacademy/

Noel Urmeneta Noel Urmeneta passed away December 15th, 2004 at 1:20p.m. Noel was laid to rest December 21st in , Leyte. This is where his parents are from. He left behind his parents and his sisters Adette and Jet. Noel was a good friend for many. In honor of him, we've built this site to highlight his life and work. http://www.noelurmeneta.com

Leyte-Samar Historical Society An academic society committed to generate basic research on, and to promote general awareness of, the history of the Leyte-Samar region. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/9456/lshs.html

Page 5 Lapu-lapu in Biliran? a tentative, speculative piece to support the theory that Lapulapu, our first national hero, settled in a village called Bagasumbol, the old name of Naval, the capital town of Biliran Province north of Leyte. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/9456/lapulapu.html

Southern Leyte State University Republic Act 9261 which was enacted and approved by Congress and the Senate Republic of the Philippines on March 7, 2004, established the Southern Leyte State University by integrating the Southern Leyte State College of Science and Technology in the Municipality of Sogod and Tomas Oppus Normal College in the Municipality of Tomas Oppus. With this development, five higher education campuses were integrated to comprise the university. Main campus is in Sogod with campuses in Bontoc, , San Juan and Tomas Oppus, all in Southern Leyte. http://www.slsu.org

St. Peter's College of Ormoc St. Peter's College of Ormoc is a private Catholic school owned by the Palo Archdiocese in Leyte. It is recognized by the Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education. It offers three levels of education: elementary, secondary and tertiary. It is under the management of the Congreation of the Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing. http://www.spc-ormoc.edu.ph

Historical Junctures Learn a bit of Leyte's history,culture, customs and traditions! Contains articles and monographs on Leyte's history, from pre-Spanish to Pulahan Revolt and Leyte Landing. http://www.geocities.com/ebjustimbaste

- Religion

Faithful Companions of Jesus Ignatian spirituality is at the root of our way of life. In the Philippines, they work in Quezon City and in Maasin Leyte. http://www.fcjsisters.org

Sto. Nino Tacloban Each year, the faithful of Leyte, most specially of Tacloban, have religiously professed their singular devotion to the Holy Child, popularly known as the Santo Nino or the Heavenly Patron of Leyte. It is no surprise that since time immemorial, our devotion to Him is still constantly alive and keeps burning deep inside our heart and soul Tacloban City. http://www.santoninotacloban.org

- Miscellaneous

Baybay, the Beautiful Town in Leyte. Site about the hometown of my wife, in-laws and a lot of friends. http://users.belgacom.net/Baybay

Maasincity.info Maasin City, Southern Leyte - the Philippine's hottest and most active online community. http://www.maasincity.info

Page 6 The Fearless eCommunity (Hinunanganon eStambayan) With information on the Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte. Hangout place for Hinunangnons and guests in cyberspace where one could enjoy the classical music of the '50's, look for a lifetime partner, join forum, sign guestbook, create your own personal album, promote business with it's free classifieds and get balikbayan guide and healthcare pro jobseeking help and much more... http://www.delute.com

Maasin City, Southern Leyte A web site that caters to the cultural, economic, and historical aspects of the newly proclaimed city of Maasin. The evolving site includes links to applicable web sites of other barangays, municipalities, and/or businesses. http://www.maasincity.com.ph

Palompon, Leyte Is this paradise? See for yourself. http://www.palompon.net

MAWI Transport Meeting your 21st century transportaton needs in Leyte with daily round trip transportation between Ormoc and Daja via San Isidro, Tabango, and Villaba. Convenient connections with the SuperCat to/from Cebu. Our 29 passenger bus purchased new in 1999 provides reliable transportation in Northern Leyte - San Isidro, Leyte and Cebu. http://www.mawitrans.com

Divine World University Foundation A community of students, alumni, employees and friends of Divine Word University of Tacloban, who recognize the blessings received from the quality education and character formation provided by DWU. They felt a deep sense of loss when DWU ceased to operate. The foundation aims to promote and support the restoration of DWU to its original apostolate of quality Catholic education in Leyte and Samar, and the realization of related goals - Makati City. http://dwujf.faithweb.com/

Rolly's Vintage Views Homepage of Prof. Rolando O. Borrinaga, teacher at the School of Health Sciences, University of the Philippines Manila in Palo, Leyte, and researcher of primary health care development issues and the local history and culture of the Leyte-Samar region. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/9456/index.html

Environmental Legal Assistance Center Helping communities defend the earth - advocacy, developmental legal aid, research and publication, education and training, community-based resource management and institutional capacity building - in Cebu, , Bohol, Coron, Leyte/Samar and Ormoc. http://www.elac.org.ph

Cortez Mentorship Foundation A non-profit organization aimed at assisting students within third-world countries. It has an initiative in Leyte helping the Carmelite of the Holy Eucharist Monastery - Houston, TX. http://www.mentorshiponline.org

Page 7 Environmental Legal Assistance Center Helping communities defend the earth - advocacy, developmental legal aid, research and publication, education and training, community-based resource management and institutional capacity building - in Cebu, Palawan, Bohol, Coron, Leyte/Samar and Ormoc. http://www.elac.org.ph

Pagtinabangay Foundation A private voluntary organization based in Ormoc City, Leyte, Philippines, which provides services to different low income sectors in Ormoc and surrounding municipalities. Starting its first project with the market vendors in Ormoc, it soon expanded to other sectors: the peasantry in Ormoc and the women and fisherfolk in Biliran, a new province in . http://www.geocities.com/pfft_2000/

Rotary Club of Tacloban District 3860 * Club No. 17133 * service above self, he profits most who serves best * meets Every Thursday 12:00 Noon at the Leyte Park Hotel, Tacloban City. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/9663/

Paloanos of the East Coast, USA A Paloano is a native of, a resident or former resident of Palo, a small town south of Tacloban City, provincial capital of Leyte. The organization is designed to establish bond and fellowship among Paloanos and respective families residing but not limited to the U.S. East Coast and support the development of Palo, Leyte - Newark, NJ. http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Flats/1250/

Species Under Threat - The Philippine Eagle Philippine Eagle - Pithecophaga jefferyi. IUCN status category: critically endangered; Found in primary dipterocarp forests of Luzon, Samar, Leyte and Mindanao - from the World Conservation Monitoring Centre. http://www.wcmc.org.uk/species/data/species_sheets/gtphilea.htm

Ormocanon Circle of Southern California Mission is to organize, unite, and give a collective voice to former residents of Ormoc City, Leyte and their families who now reside in the general vicinity of San Joaquin Valley, Los Angeles, Kern, Riverside, and San Diego Counties of Southern California and other adjacent localities. http://www.ormocanon.org

Saklang Mountaineers Inc. One of the active mountaineering groups in Leyte pioneering on exploration and trail blazing. Saklang is a student organization in UP Tacloban promoting mountaineering as a good sport. Saklang assists socio-civic or military agencies in any rescue or relief activities in the region. http://saklang.tripod.com

David Byrne Journal 12.25.05: Trip to the Philippines. This is the musician's trip to the Philippines during Christmas of 2005 to research on , a musical based on Imelda. Great travelogue: Manila, Ilocos and Leyte. Very sympathetic and well informed. Not to be missed. Look for it filed under travel. http://journal.davidbyrne.com

Page 8 St. Benedict Farmers Institute on Sustainable Agriculture Helps farming communities by facilitating asset-based community development and sustainability via: * Community participation * Health and nutrition * Household base food security * Ecologically sound farming systems * Christian value formation - Alang-alang, Leyte. http://www.sbfisa.org

Center for Health Development Eastern Visayas Provides quality health care that is accessible, affordable and sustainable, delivered by competent and committed health care providers in partnership with the community - Palo, Leyte. http://www.doh.gov.ph/RHO8/chdev/index.htm

A Showcase of Extravagance: Imelda R. Marcos Former First Lady Imelda R. Marcos built posh edifices through out her reign.¬† Imelda stored valuable art works like priceless paintings of Filipino masters, European artists and Russian religious icons in Santo Ni?±o Shrine, Tacloban, Leyte.¬† Many of these art objects have now been reported missing. http://members.tripod.com/~mirad/irm.htm

Rholu D. Augusto from Ormoc, Leyte, Philippines This site is fore beginning surfers. http://wordwarrior.0catch.com/_webimages/hello.htm

Leyte Band Scene Band listing, info, lyrics, interviews, demos and more! http://leytescene.sinfree.net

Photos by Ray Lawson Travel photography of London, Paris, Philippines, Leyte, Tacloban, Japan, San Francisco, The United States and much more ... from Wandering Spirit Photograpy. http://www.geocities.com/ray_lawson_1999/

Tahusan Association Tahusan.com is an association website of all Tahusanons here in the United States and Canada. It was founded August 11, 2003. Members are natives of Tahusan Hinunangan Southern Leyte, Philippines and their families. The association consists of twenty four members. Tahusan.com provides a forum for all members and their families to keep in touch and communicate with each other here and in the Philippines. http://www.tahusan.com

Terry Larrazabal Bike Festival This two-day event provides a venue not only for race and competitive cyclists but also more importantly, for the average cyclist whose interest in the sport is not primarily and exclusively for competition but for more personal reasons such as health, leisure and plain old fun! - Ormoc City, Leyte. http://www.terrylarrazabalbikefest.com

Page 9 HOTEL RATES Address/Tel/Fax No. (May change without prior notice) (In Pesos, as of January 2006) (In Alphabetical Order) Standard Twin 1,008.00 STARS HOTEL Single 1,120.00 P. Zamora Street Twin Bed 1,120.00 Tacloban City Double 1,120.00 325-5322/321-4952 Triple 1,456.00 Junior Suite 1,512.00 Mrs. Nelia Go Executive 1,792.00 Operations Manager Junior Suite 1,512.00 Joiner 336.00 BALUARTE BEACH RESORT Single (Air-con Room) 750.00 San Jose, Tacloban City Double (Air-con Room) 950.00 323-2389/523-6540 Single Non-Aircon 400.00 Double Non-Aircon 600.00 Mrs. Imelda Oliva Extra Bed 200.00 Manager CASA ANSON Single Ordinary Room 480.00 Lopez Jaena Street Single Deluxe Room 580.00 Tacloban City Double Ordinary Room 580.00 321-4138 Double Deluxe Room 680.00 Matrimonial Ordinary Room 680.00 Ms. Letecia Chu Matrimonial Deluxe Room 680.00 General Manager Family Room 1,050.00 CASA DE TACLOBAN Single (Ordinary Fan Room 150.00 Rizal Avenue W/ Common CR/Bath) Tacloban City Double (Ordinary Fan Room 250.00 325-7060/7070 W/ Common CR/Bath) Double (Air-con w/ TV & 400.00 Miss Elsa Uy Private CR/Bath) Manager CASA REAL Real Street Tacloban City Single/Double (Air-con W/ TV) 480.00 321-2523 Triple Bed in One Room 550.00 Atty. Teresita Rojas Manager GOLDEN KEY INN Single/Double 400.00 Salazar Street Tacloban City * All Air-conditioned 325-5312

Page 10 HOTEL ALEJANDRO Single Executive Room 1,605.00 P. Paterno Street Matrimonial Executive Room 1,605.00 Tacloban City De Luxe 1,450.00 321-7033/321-7509 to 10 Standard 2 Single Bed 998.00 Superior Double 1,297.00 Mr. Ernest Montejo Extra Bed - Operations Manager HOTEL D'ANGELO Single 600.00 Cor. Burgos & Rizal Double 900.00 Avenue, Tacloban City Junior Executive 1,000.00 321-2342/321-2343 Senior Executive 1,300.00 Triple Occupancy 1,500.00 Miss Elsa Uy Joiner 200.00 Manager Standard 960.00 Superior (single) 1,270.00 Superior (Double) 1,440.00 HOTEL DON FELIPE Senior Suite 2,880.00 Bonifacio St., Ormoc City Junior Suite 2,450.00 255-2460/255-2007/255-4661 Non-Aircon (Single) 360.00 Non-Aircon (Double) 420.00 Ms. Benita L. Macatual Economy (Single) 580.00 Manager Economy (Double) 730.00 Family Room 1,150.00 Extra Bed 300.00 Nipa Hut (w/ ceiling fan) 600.00 JASMIN BEACH RESORT Regular Suite (fully aircon w/ tv) Marabut, Samar Matrimonial 1,000.00 276-5232 Dorm type (14 pax) 3,000.00 Single 1,250.00 Ms. Liza Dy Dorm type (22 pax) 4,000.00 Manager Executive Suite 1,200.00 LA RICA HOTEL 36 P. Zamora St. Single 750.00 Tacloban City Twin/Double 850.00 325-2027; 325-3340 Executive 1,350.00 Extra Bed 150.00 Atty. Orlando Alcaraz Manager

Page 11 Standard (Single/Double) 2,512.00 Cottage (Quadruplex) 3,187.00 LEYTE PARK RESORT HOTEL Dorm Type 250.00/pax Magsaysay Boulevard (24 Pax. Min. Of 12 Pax) Tacloban City 325-6000 trunk line;325-5585 Budget Room 500.00/pax Fax: 325-5587 (Good for 5 Pax., Min. Of 4 pax) Ms. Vicky Arnaiz-Lanting Executive Room 3,245.00 resident Manager Family Room 3,671.00 Supreme Suite 5,376.00 Pool Villa 10,000.00 LNU HOUSE Paterno Street Single Room 600.00 Tacloban City Twin Room 700.00 321-3175/321-2176 to 77 Suite Room 1,300.00 Extra Bed 120.00 Ms. Ursula Labita Joiner 60.00 Manager MACARTHUR BEACH RESORT Standard Single 1,500.00 Candahug, Palo, Leyte Standard Double 1,500.00 323-3015 to 16 Suite 3,300.00 323-4095 to 97 De Luxe (Single) 1,600.00 De Luxe (Double) 1,600.00 Engr. Edwin L. Labanta Extra Bed 350.00 Manager * All Air-conditioned Room MANHATTAN INN Rizal Avenue Single 625.00 Tacloban City Double 875.00 321-4162/321-4165/4170 Executive (Matrimonial Bed) 1,062.00 Joiner 250.00 Miss Elsa Uy Manager MARABUT MARINE PARK BEACH RESORT Osme Marabut, Samar c/o Leyte Park Resort Hotel Single/Double (meals incl.) 2,000.00/pax. Tacloban City Matrimonial Bed (good for 2) 1,500.00 520-0414 Extra Bed (meals not incl.) 350.00

Ms. Vicky Arnaiz-Lanting Resident Manager

Page 12 De Luxe 1,020.00 Superior 900.00 NEW PONGOS HOTEL Family Room 1,440.00 Bonifacio St., Ormoc City Executive Suite 1,560.00 255-2211/255-2540 VIP Suite 2,400.00 Ordinary Rooms Ms. Cecilia Tan Single 450.00 Manager Double 700.00

De Luxe Suite Single Room w/ breakfast 1,730.00 ORMOC VILLA HOTEL Double Room w/ breakfast 2,035.00 Obrero St., Ormoc City Junior Suite 561-9744/255-5003 to 06 Single/Double Room 2,685.00 (inclusive of breakfast) Ms. Teresa Sabarre Executive Suite Manager Single/Double 3,660.00 (inclusive of breakfast) Presidential Suite 5,490.00 PRIMROSE HOTEL Single/Double 550.00 Zamora Street Executive 1,000.00 Tacloban City Extra Bed 200.00 321-1574 Matrimonial Bed 550.00 Double Bed (3/F) 750.00 Ms. Manuela Mayor Double Bed (2/F) 800.00 Manager QUARTER HOUSE PENSIONE Single (w/ Private 380.00 J. Romualdez Street CR/Bath) Tacloban City Single (w/ Common 300.00 325-6287 CR/Bath) Double (Private 400.00 Ms. Jessica Yao CR/Bath) Manager Joiner 50.00 ROSEVENIL PENSIONNE Single (Air-con Room) 410.00 P. Burgos Street Double (Air-con Room) 550.00 Tacloban City Single (w/ Common CR) 410.00 321-2676 Double (w/ Common CR) 500.00 De Luxe Single 750.00 Mr. Neil Quintero De Luxe Double 875.00 Manager SABIN RESORT HOTEL Superior 1,600.00 Bantigue, Ormoc City De Luxe 1,850.00 255-3737/561-1895 Premier 2,000.00 Executive Suite 2,600.00 Ms. Andone Larrazabal Presidential Suite 3,800.00 Manager Extra Bed 400.00

Page 13 TACLOBAN PLAZA HOTEL J. Romualdez Street Single 498.00 Tacloban City Double 658.00 325-5850 to 54 Suite (Single) 795.00 Suite (Double) 985.00 Mr. Willard Chan Manager VIC-MAR BEACH RESORT Single 1,000.00 San Jose Double 1,000.00 Tacloban City Joiner 200.00 323-4013; 323-2399 Adjacent Room 1,800.00 Ms. Estrella Santiago * All Air-conditioned Room Manager VILLA JESSICA Brgy. Abucay Tacloban City Double (Air-con with 500.00 523-1574 TV and CR) Mr. Edwin Yao Manager Single (Air-Con with 400.00 VILLAGE TOWN HOUSE Private CR/Bath) Imelda Avenue Double (Air-Con with 440.00 Tacloban City Private CR/Bath) Single (Ordinary, Fan Room 220.00 Mr. Ernest Montejo With Common CR/Bath) Manager Family Room (4 bed w/ Aircon) 600.00 Single (with Private CR/Bath 500.00 WELCOME HOME PENSIONE Single (w/ Private CR & 400.00 162 Sto. Ni treet hot & cold water) Tacloban City Single (with Common 400.00 321-2739 CR/Bath) Double (with Private CR) 600.00 Ms. Severina Cam Triple Bed (4 persons) 1,000.00 General Manager Extra Bed 100.00

Page 14 Etched into modern history from MacArthur’s landing in World War II; use this map to discover that Leyte has a lot more to see. Steeped in Spanish heritage, the region abounds with religious buildings and shrines – including the Palo Cathedral and Hilongos Bell Tower.

Travel over one of Asia’s longest suspension bridges connecting Leyte with Samar - the .

This publication also features detailed city maps of Ormoc, Tacloban and Maasin.

http://www.cebu-ph.com/Maps/Leyte.htm

Thought by many to be the definitive guide for travelers seeking their way around the islands, roads, routes, and attractions of the country, this 2nd edition of the EZ Philippines Travel Atlas® features:

 Easy to understand indexes, directories, and alphanumeric grid references to help you locate provinces, cities, towns, roads, and points of interest… FAST!  Comprehensive city maps for major cities and towns.  Specialty maps containing precise locations and information on scenic and historical sites, churches, religious shrines, and festivals – including hundreds of facts on World War II landmarks.  More than 100 full-color, accurate up-to-date maps.  Covers all 16 with vital contact information for each regional tourism office.  http://www.cebu-ph.com/Maps/Philippines_Travel_Atlas.htm

Page 15 Ideal for offices, classrooms, or even a Travel Agent! These colorful, long lasting laminated Philippine wall maps are an ideal business and educational reference, and also make a perfect gift.

Available in two sizes, these eye catching wall maps present the Philippines archipelago in vibrant colors. Features include all 16 political regions, provincial capitals, cities and major towns... they even include population statistics broken down by region!

Finding islands, regions, provinces and cities is EZ with the comprehensive alphabetic indexes and alphanumeric grid overlays.

Small Large 18” x 30” (46cm x 76cm) 27½” x 39½” (70cm x 100cm)

http://www.cebu-ph.com/Philippines_Wall_Maps.htm

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