“Even though you’re growing up, you should never stop having fun.” – Nina Dobrev
These amazing sand dunes in the northern part of the Philippines have been there for as long as I can remember, but it is only recently that it has become a popular tourist destination.
This is the beautiful, sandy landscape of The Sand Dunes in Laoag, La Union. But we didn’t go there for the scenery … we went there for the ACTION!
This is for Frank’s Tuesday Photo Challenge- Action
Our driver immediately accelerates and the 4X4 jeep took us on a thrilling joyride across the sand dunes. The most exciting part is, like a rollercoaster, the jeep descends to a very steep incline while all of us were falling over and bumping onto each other.
We stopped in the middle of the sand dunes for a photo opportunity. Jump…pose…action… haha so much fun! Then after a few minutes, off we continued on the bumpy and exhilarating ride of our life.
And next is an attempt to go down from the top to the bottom of the hill. Imagine shouting, laughing and rolling all at the same time.
Local outdoor group Laoag Eco-Adventure Development Movement (LEAD Movement) first introduced driving over the sand dunes and later on established sandboarding.
My camera & I... 
You looked like you had so much fun Teresa 🙂
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Yes, we sure did 👍🏼
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This looks like an absolute blast! From the Jeep, to the sand, to the smiling faces. Love this.
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It was! We really had the best time!
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That looks like fun.
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So much fun!
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wow, sand dunes in Ilocos, lovely photos Teresa 🙂
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Have you been? Ang saya!
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I haven’t been to Ilocos yet. The farthest place in the north so far was Baguio.
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I had no idea you could find that scenery in the Philippines 🙂 🙂
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Oh yes, there sure is. Have you been to the Philippines? This is located near the top of the country.
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Never, but we have some walking friends with property there. I imagined them flat and tropical but I’m sure there’s variety everywhere. 🙂 🙂
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Yes, it depends on where you go, I guess.
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