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Reaction Paper About Emilio Aguinaldo Cave

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After conducting research and surveys on the national park, it’s time to visit the place itself. The researchers entered four caves that play major role in the Philippine History. However, the cave in which Emilio Aguinaldo made the Republic of Biak- na- Bato and signed the Biak- na- Bato pact is already submerged in water. Some tourists also volunteered to dive into the cave however they came back unsuccessful because according to them the water flowing in the cave is way too cold. Though, years ago the Emilio Aguinaldo cave can still be visited. During the course of the trip, some observations and information from our tour guide named Raymond De Guzman and councilor Dela Cruz, the councilor of Baranggay Biak-na-Bato, shared their insights and knowledge about the improvements of the site. According to Mr. Raymond, Biak- na- Bato was once a two thousand and one hundred and seventeen hectares land, but because of mining permits of a private company and parts of the park was distributed to the locals for housing projects, the national park is now only six hundred and fifty nine hectares. Some caves were also closing up because of the formations of stalagmites and stalactites, vandalism can also be observed in the caves, the number of tourists visiting the site is also decreasing over time, and one factor that may cause this is the misunderstanding on the incident that happen in Madlum currently that caused the lives of students of BSU.
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