Torrential rains brings back the lost saudi swamp behind our house (Saudi Village, Tangke I, Naga). The swamp is almost dry the whole year especially summer. This year, it has been filled with water even though summer is not yet over (I think so).

This is the town center of the Municipality of Naga. This photograph has been modified to fit on widescreen displays. To download this widescreen wallpaper, click on the thumbnail and then save the image after it has been fully loaded. Another thing, if you want to download or print this photo, please leave a comment.

This is where most of the electric power of the Province of Cebu comes from. If this powerplant fails, almost whole province will suffer from power outage. Our house is just a kilometer away from this monster. I could actually hear the power turbines roaring together with my PC speakers. I'm already used to the noise of this powerplant.

Salcon Power Corporation (SPC) using coal to heat water to power up turbines.


Construction of the KEPCO coal powerplant. More efficient and cleaner coal powerplant located just beside the old one.

This is an old satellite image of the town of Naga, Cebu. As you can see, Tthe famous 'Baywalk' is not yet there, the new 'City Hall' is not also there, and the paint of the roof of the church is still blue (cross shaped roof near the center of this image). Also, in this map, the construction of Naga Public Market (near the large empty lot at the upper left of this image) has just started. Because of this map, I noticed that Naga Central Elementary School (the empty lot with oval at the upper left of this image) takes a very large space in the Municipality of Naga.

The main attraction of this logo is the lightning. Well, actually, it's not lightning, it's a letter 'N' shaped like a lightning which is obviously the initial letter of the word 'Naga'. The red background stands for bravery just like the red portion of the Philippine Flag. Please feel free to comment in this post.

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These photographs are taken in this town. You can download and set one of these photos as your wallpaper by clicking on the thumbnail and saving the image after it is fully loaded. Please leave a track like commenting this post if you have used one of the photos in this post.

This is basically a photoblog about the town of Naga. The posts of this blog will mainly focus on beautiful sceneries of the town. The photos and wallpapers posted in this blog can be downloaded for free. You can also distribute the photos as long as you comment on a particular post.

This blog is not owned by the LGU of Naga, this is a private one.

About The Town:

The town of Naga is situated approximately 21 kilometers from the provincial capitol bounded by Minglanilla (north), San Fernando (south) and Toledo City (west). This town has 28 barangays. The town was founded June 12, 1829 making it the oldest in the province of Cebu.