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Essay On Ecotourism

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Scope and Delimitation of the Study The scope of this research is to evaluate and help the firm to be successful by assessing if the current strategies are able to exceed competition of the ecotourism competitiveness of the Municipality of Dalaguete. The respondents for this research are the Tourism managers that regulate the ecotourism sites, Barangay official, and people’s organization of certain ecotourism sites in the place. The limitation of this research is limited within the selected declared as official ecotourism site in Dalaguete: the famous Osmeña Peak at Barangay Mantalongon, Dingayop Eagle’s Cave at Barangay Obo and the Breeding Ground of the Flying Foxes at Barangay Malones. This research limits to the narrow number of sample …show more content…

Over 74674 people are the average number of tourist arrival.
Dingayop Eagle’s Cave Dingayop, Barangay Obo within the forestland area under the Community-based Forest Management Land. Classification No.1363 Block No. Block D Project No.25.Eagles Cave is one hour travel via any vehicle from Dalaguete proper and another 45 minutes to one hour walk to the cave entrance Eagles Cave/Dingayop cave has a total length of 234.5 meters, the entrance with 8.1 meters width and height of 11.8 meters. The nearby area of the cave is a mixture of forest and agricultural cultivation. Inside the cave, various speleothems can be found such as the “living” stalagmites specifically the Stalagtites, Helictite a unique and beautiful speleothem distinguished characteristics of smooth-surface stalactite form that grows in curved paths instead of hanging vertically, Soda straws and beneath the cave lies an enchanting small waterfall. This cave is a perfect destination for spelunkers and adventurer. Moreover, different Species of rare animal and insects like the Philippine orange tarantula, Geikocave, Cave crickets, Shedowep scorpion, Glow worms, monkeys, snakes and much more are still living inside the cave until

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