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The Heritage House in Pangasinan and how it was move to Bukidnon
There is a unique house in Bukidnon that we discover, in
the middle of lush forest and pineapple plantation, a century old Spanish house
is enjoying its new location in a destination called Kampo Juan Eco-Adventure
Farm in Manolo Fortich town.
Own by the wealthy Family Acosta who love art, antiques
and old historical memorabilia, and the family that first develop the best
tasting Pineapple for Del Monte, re-built an 1910 Castillo House from Rosales, Pangasinan,
at first they were offered only to buy the logs, roofs and its surroundings, they
realize how important the value of it now so they decided to tear it down from
Pangasinan, ship it all the way a thousand miles to Fortich in 2013.
Sir Neric Acosta, the owner and our curator that time
explain to us how he was fascinated in the house that have a unique tower at
the top, he even try to convince the Castillo family not to destroy the house
because of its importance now a days, however the said family is already
decided to forego it since no one in their clan wants it.
On the way to this heritage house you will pass by to a
historical World War 2 Marker, the spot were Gen. Douglas MacArthur ride a
plane going back to Australia, and remarkably the area where he said the iconic
word “I Shall Return”.
So it’s a Park, they have Anicycle bikes hanging in the
air that you can try if you love extreme adventures, it is the longest and the
first in the Philippines but the certification for that is still on process,
they serve good food and have a wide function hall for any events such as
seminars, weddings or even a small conventions.
The Heritage house is also open for long stay or even a
short vacation, they only have 5 rooms that can accommodate few for now, but
what’s winner in this is the ambiance of the place, a feeling of inside the
forest that is so cold and most of the time it rains in the afternoon even in
summer.
The Collections
But the best is yet to come, inside the house are
priceless collections by the Acosta Family, they have 7 magnificent treasures
that each have stories to tell, Sir Neric who used to run the Laguna Lake
Development Authority discuss it to us each of this items and how they acquire
it.
Manobo Princess
I am not going to detail the stories behind those
collections because it’s better to hear it personally once you visit them,
first is of the collection is the watercolor painting by National Artist
Fernando Amorsolo, it’s called the “Manobo Princess, second is the Chandelier
up in the staircase that holds a lot of legends, the third is the long wooden
table exceptionaly ornamented and was commission to Negros people to design, it
is believe to bring luck and fortune if you rub the poles of it.
Night Market by Anita Magsaysay-Ho
The fourth piece is the flower wood carving from Maestro
Juan Flores and it’s really a precious gem of art. The fifth one is another collector’s
item, a painting in titled “Night Market” by no less than Anita Magsaysay-Ho,
this one came from New York for a fee of P2million, so far this the most high
value art you will see in this house, and the sixth one are tribute arts for Ho
made by selected Negros women who really did well, its better for you to see
those painting made by rock colors.
Noli Me Tangere book in Tagalog original copy
The last piece really blow us all away, this the book of
Noli Me Tangere in Filipino version and it’s the first translation written by
Poblete as commission by Dr. Jose Rizal sister, this is so rare and even in the
national museum you can’t find this copy.
There is no regular commute route in going to Kampo Juan,
if your flying to Cagayan De Oro you must take a an almost 3 hour ride to get
to Fortich, tricycles or motor (habal) can be rented in the town proper but I don’t
have the idea how much. Its better to have an arrange tour or have it included
in your travel package, I recommend you arrange it via tour agency or contact
my highly recommended tour guide friend Mr. Jon Robert Manuel at Globe (mobile)
+63 0915.256.9239.
Our visit in Kampo Juan is the start of our Bukidnon tour
organized by Tourism Promotions Board as part of product updates for Bukidnon,
I admit it is really worth it and amazed in every detail on how this house move
from Pangasinan in Luzon mainland, to here in Fortich plus all the things inside
it. For inquiries about Kampo Juan about their entrance fee, overnight stay and
for the food, you may contact Mercy 09266212192, 09107525015 or connect with them thru Facebook and Instagram @Kampojuan2010.
Spoliarium, an opera with libretto by Soprano Fides Cuyugan-Asensio and with music by Ryan Cayabyab was the first production I saw pertaining to the life of Juan Luna. Originally staged at the CCP in 2003 starring Robert Seña at the titular role, the opera was staged in Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York thirteen years later. Philippine Stagers Foundation (PSF) current production of "Obra Ni Juan " was my follow-up. This original Filipino musical was written by Atty. Vince Tañada, PSF President and Artistic Director and with music by Peter Paul "Pipo" Cifra, president of UST Conservatory of Music Alumni Association Incorporated, marked as my first production I saw from PSF. Established in 2002, PSF is a professional theater company with an objective of helping the poor, elderly, sick and even the forgotten, has been consistently conducting free theater workshop in schools nationwide and continuously organizing outreach programs to various charities
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