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Ballet Philippines (BP) in Blue last July 3, 2016 at SM Lanang Davao

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Crystal Lake Resort and Country Club

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Plane spotting from home

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The Beatrix Adler International Airport, the main international gateway of Redwood City

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A Cebu Pacific A320, featuring the airline’s new livery, landing at the Francisco Bangoy International Airport, Davao City

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A Delta B747-400 taking off at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), PHL.

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A diorama of Mt. Tahuji at the Lake City National Museum. Also included in the diorama is the Hanalenu Watershed.

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Micro Lego buildings

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An early morning coffee

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The Berchtwald University (BU)

Established and founded in 1932 by Abraham Berchtwald, Lake City’s leading economist, the university offers programs on business, economics, and public administration.

The university is globally known as one of the leading universities when it comes to economic researches. 

It has also produced a number of notable alumni like Apikalia Hanohano (former President and also the first female President of Hanalei); James Botwright (current Chief Economist of the Ministry of Economics and Trade (MET)); Silver Carrioles (CEO of Pacific Airlines).

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The University of Northern Pacific (UNP) -- Main Campus

The UNP offers Arts and Humanities programs, both graduate and post-graduate courses. It is one of the five major universities of Lake City. The other four are The Berchtwald University (business and public administration); The Arrington Medical University; Lake City University for Science and Technology; and the Alexandria International University. UNP’s main campus, which is located at the suburbs of Lake City, sits along the Alaka'i River, one of the three major rivers that courses through the city. The university is also known for the apple trees that grow in its campus. Students are known to snack on the fruits when it is in season.

The university is widely known for its programs on education, law, communications, and social sciences.

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The Pacific Terminal (T1) of the Eloise Broddock International Airport, formerly known as the Lake City International Airport, (IATA: LKC; ICAO: NHEB), serves Lake City, the capital of Hanalei, and the main international gateway of the country. It is named after Eloise Broddock, former Secretary of the Ministry of Transportation, who pushed for the modernization of the airport. 

The Pacific Terminal was inaugurated in 1987. Due to the increasing number passengers and the need to modernize it, the terminal was closed In 2005 for renovation and retrofitting. The terminal was closed in time for the inauguration and commercial operation of the Patrick Leyton Terminal (T3). Renovation was completed in 2011.

At present, it is mainly being used by Hanelei’s flag carrier, Pacific Airlines together with five other major Asia-Pacific airlines -- Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Qantas, Philippine Airlines, and Japan Airlines.

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Lego Jet 560-200

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Casa Del Bosque

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The 30 MW Lake City Solar Energy Farm and the Maxence Leclercq Renewable Energy Research Center

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The Lake City Dawn Market | Locals drop by here every morning to do their daily grocery shopping and also enjoy a delicious breakfast at The Silog Club. The market is open from 4 a.m to 8 a.m.

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Pebble’s Diner

Located at Lake City’s business district, the diner is known for its coffee and comfort dishes. People come here to feast on Pebble’s Almond Pancakes, Honey Pork Chops, and a rice bowl of chicken in tomato sauce.