On January 18, Sunday, Thousands of Devotees, Visitors, Tourists and Locals gathered to the Queen City of the South, Cebu City, to celebrate the Sinulog Festival. While everybody was busy on the Streets watching the Grand Parade or the presentations at the Cebu City Sports Complex, Four chosen Cebu Bloggers were invited to fly above and witnessed how Cebu look like during this much awaited event in Cebu, Sinulog Festival. Together with Bloggers of LamiKaayo.com , TheStyleCebu.com and CebuTechBlogger.com , FaceCebu.Net Blogger was given a chance to experience Sinulog above the Sky with the support from Globe Telecommunications and GreenHeli, a Helicopter Branch of Asian Aerospace Corporation operating nationwide in the Philippines, with bases in Manila, Boracay, Cebu and Clark.

[LEFT-RIGHT] Mark Monta of FaceCebu.Net, Mr. Dan Horan, Globe Telecommunications Senior Advisor for Consumer Marketing and wife Kimberly, Kristine Roa of TheStyleCebu.com , Cat Triviño of SinosiCat.com , Bert Padilla of CebuTechBlogger.com and Marco Diala of LamiKaayo.com. Photo Credit : Bert Padilla

Mark Monta of FaceCebu.Net

Now, what we saw above? Check these awesome photos taken from my Cherry Mobile Omega HD 2.0 with post process using Google Picasa.

Let's start the Tour above Colon Street.



Here's a view above Jones Street, see that swimming pool of Crown Regency Hotel?


Here are some views above Cebu City Hall and our very own Basilica Del Sto. Niño.





Lookie, street to SRP Tunnel.


And such colorful Mariner's Court building.
 

Here are different views of Plaza Independencia and South Reclamation Properties bridge...








And here's our famous Fuente Rotonda/Circle, do you see those people?






These are awesomeness!!! Views of Mabolo and IT Park area , lookie that Waterfront Hotel...






Now, here is a plus....

Fireworks display at the Crown Regency Hotel

View of Party Animals

Here's a video from CebuTechBlogger that covered our trip.




NOTE: All photos posted in this article are owned by Mark Monta of FaceCebu.Net. If you wish to use any of these photos, kindly ask permission and send email to monta(dot)mark(at)gmail.com