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I am from Carigara, Leyte. I left my town and stayed here in Manila in 1997. I just go back home once every three years. I don't remember any inn or place to stay in my town. But Tacloban City and Ormoc City are just an hour and a half away from Carigara. There are a lot of options there. But I think you will be accommodated by the municipal mayor of Carigara if you're there for humanitarian projects!
So anyone bored, I mean caring can form a group fly to a developing country, pick the most impoverished town, and do some, what's it called? Humanitarian Project.
"I would like to go further into the country, but I'm not sure if that is safe/affordable."
Are you guys in High School or uni students? Well good luck on your Humanitarian project.
Just curious: what is your project about? From your post, it sounds like you are just raising ducks. Is that it?
China is quite safe, and very affordable. Suggested short trips from Shanghai: Suzhou (an ancient city built on canals, like Venice), Hangzhou (famous for its 'West Lake', which is the setting of many Chinese poems and novels), and Nanjing (one-time capital of China, and site of the horrible "Nanjing Massacre" during WWII).
Have a good trip!
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