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You are newly hired tourist in Vista Voyage Travel.

Your first assignment is to welcome the 5 delegates


from Chinju University in Korea. These tourists are on educational tour. You need to take them to the
different historical sites and other tourist attractions in Zamboanga City.

Welcoming
Tour Guide: Angelica
Gentlemen!!
Welcome to Zamboanga City, the city of Flowers. My name is Angelica Francisco, and I am your tour guide from Vista
Voyage Travel. We are trilled to have you all, the esteemed delegates from Chinju University Korea, on this
educational tour. Our City is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, and we can’t wait to share it with you all!.
Tourist: Gamsahabnida.uligo yeogi pillipin-eseo aleumdaun pung-gyeong-eul bogo sip-eoyo!
(Thank you, we too can’t wait to see the beautiful scenery here in the Philippines!)
Tourist 1: ulimal-eul ihaehal su issnayo?
(You can understand our language?)

Tour guide: Angelica

Yes, ma’am and sir

It is our responsibility to make you feel comfortable when you visit our country, you can freely spoke your language
as long as you are comfortable for the entire tour.

So, gentlemen shall we start?!

Tourist 5: uliga bangmunhal cheos beonjjae yeogsa yujeogjineun eodiibnikka?

(What is the first historical site we will be visiting?)

Scene 1: At Fort Pilar

Tour Guide: Angelica

Our first stop is Fort Pilar, a significant historical landmark in Zamboanga City. It dates back to the Spanish colonial
period and served as a defense fortress against pirates and invaders. Today, it stands as a symbol of resilience and
cultural heritage. Inside, you'll find a regional museum showcasing artifacts and exhibits that depict the city's history
and diverse cultural influences.

Tourist 3: Fort Pilarui yeogsa-e daehae deo jasehi malsseumhaejusil su issnayo?

(Can you tell us more about the history of Fort Pilar?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Certainly! Fort Pilar was originally built in the 17th century by the Spanish as a stronghold to protect the city from
attacks. It was named after Our Lady of the Pillar, the patroness of the city. Over the years, the fort has witnessed
significant events and changes, reflecting the city's rich history and various cultural influences. The museum inside
provides a deeper understanding of Zamboanga's past, including its Spanish, Muslim, and indigenous heritage.

Tourist 1: heungmilobneyo. Fort Pilareseo il-eonan myeoch gaji jung-yohan sageon-eul gong-yuhae jusil su issnayo?

(That sounds intriguing. Can you share some significant events that took place at Fort Pilar?)
Tour Guide: Angelica

Certainly! Fort Pilar has witnessed numerous historical events that shaped the city's history. One notable event is
the Battle of Zamboanga in 1899 during the Philippine-American War. The fort served as a stronghold for the Spanish
forces against the American troops. It eventually fell into American hands, marking the end of Spanish colonial rule
in Zamboanga.

Tourist 2: yosaeui ileum-eun eotteohge jieojyeossnayo?

(How did the fort get its name?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

The fort is named after Our Lady of the Pillar, the patroness of the city. The Spanish soldiers, who were devout
Catholics, dedicated the fort to her. A shrine dedicated to Our Lady of the Pillar is located within the fort, attracting
devotees and visitors alike.

Tourist 1: yosae naebueseoneun mueos-eul bol su iss-eulkkayo?

(What can we expect to see inside the fort?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Inside Fort Pilar, you'll find the Regional Museum of Zamboanga. The museum houses a collection of artifacts,
historical displays, and exhibits that provide insights into the city's diverse cultural heritage. You'll have the
opportunity to see antique weapons, religious artifacts, and learn about the different influences that have shaped
Zamboanga's identity.

Tourist 4: jeongmal maelyeogjeog-igun-yo. Fort Pilare daehae uliga al-aya hal daleun geos-i issseubnikka?

(That sounds fascinating. Is there anything else we should know about Fort Pilar?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Yes! Fort Pilar is not only a historical site but also a place of religious significance. It serves as a shrine for devotees of
Our Lady of the Pillar, who come to offer prayers and seek blessings. It's a testament to the city's strong Catholic
faith and the devotion of its people.

Scene 2: At Pasonanca Park

Tour Guide: Angelica

Next, we’ll visit Pasonanca Park

Pasonanca has an interesting history that dates back to the early 20th century. It was originally established as a
reservation for the water supply of Zamboanga City. The area was recognized for its natural resources, particularly its
abundant water sources, which were vital for the growing city's needs.

Tourist 5: jeongmal maelyeogjeog-ineyo. pasonankaneun eotteohge oneulnal-ui moseub-eulo baljeonhaessnayo?

(That's fascinating. How did Pasonanca evolve into what it is today?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

In the 1920s, Pasonanca underwent development as a recreational area for the American military personnel
stationed in Zamboanga. They recognized the beauty and potential of the area and transformed it into a park for
leisure and relaxation. This marked the beginning of Pasonanca Park, which has become a beloved destination for
both locals and tourists.
Tourist 2: pasonanca gong-won-i teugbyeolhan iyuneun mueos-ingayo?

(What makes Pasonanca Park special?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Pasonanca Park is often referred to as the "Little Baguio of the South" because of its cool and refreshing climate. The
park is known for its lush greenery, beautiful gardens, and serene ambiance. It offers a peaceful retreat from the
city's hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to connect with nature and enjoy a tranquil environment.

Tourist 3: pasonanca gong-won naee jung-yohan laendeumakeuna myeongsoga issnayo?

(There any significant landmarks or attractions within Pasonanca Park?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Yes, one of the highlights of Pasonanca Park is the iconic Tree House. Built on a large Dao tree, the Tree House
provides a unique perspective of the park and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. It has become an
iconic symbol of Pasonanca Park and a favorite spot for visitors to relax and take memorable photos.

Tourist 4: pasonanca-e daehae uliga deo al-aya hal geos-i issnayo?

(Is there anything else we should know about Pasonanca?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Pasonanca Park has also played a role in Zamboanga's cultural and historical heritage. It has been the venue for
various events, festivals, and gatherings that celebrate the city's diverse cultures and traditions. The park's
commitment to preserving its natural resources and providing a serene environment reflects Zamboanga's
dedication to sustainability and the well-being of its residents and visitors.

Scenario 3: At Yakan Weaving Village

Tour Guide: Angelica

"We'll then explore the Yakan Weaving Village, where you can witness the traditional weaving process of the Yakan,
an indigenous tribe known for their intricate and vibrant handwoven textiles. This visit offers a glimpse into our city's
thriving indigenous cultures."

Tourist 1: yakan jigjo ma-eul-ui yeogsa-e daehae deo jasehi malsseumhae jusigess-eoyo?

(Can you tell us more about the history of the Yakan Weaving Village?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Absolutely! The Yakan Weaving Village holds a rich history that is deeply rooted in the indigenous culture of the
Yakan tribe. The Yakans are an indigenous group in Zamboanga known for their intricate and vibrant handwoven
textiles.

Tourist 1: yagganjigmulma-eul-eun eotteohge tansaenghage doeeossnayo?

(How did the Yakan Weaving Village come to be?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

The Yakan Weaving Village was established as a place where the Yakan people could showcase their traditional
weaving skills and preserve their cultural heritage. It serves as a hub for the Yakan community to engage in the art of
weaving and share their craftsmanship with visitors.

Tourist 5: yakan jigjoui dogteughan jeom-eun mueos-ibnikka?

(What makes Yakan weaving unique?)


Tour Guide: Angelica

Yakan weaving is renowned for its intricate designs and vibrant colors. Each textile is meticulously crafted by hand
using traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations. The patterns and motifs used in Yakan
textiles often reflect the Yakan's beliefs, stories, and cultural identity. It's a testament to their rich heritage and
artistic expression.

Tourist 5: yakanjog-eun jigmul san-eob-e eotteohge giyeohaessseubnikka?

(How have the Yakans contributed to the weaving industry?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

The Yakans have made significant contributions to the weaving industry in Zamboanga and the Philippines as a
whole. Their textiles are highly sought after for their quality and craftsmanship. By supporting the Yakan Weaving
Village and purchasing their products, we help sustain their traditional weaving practices and provide economic
opportunities for the Yakan community.

Tourist 4: uliga tamguhal su issneun yakan munhwaui daleun cheugmyeon-i issseubnikka?

(Are there any other aspects of Yakan culture that we can explore?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Absolutely! As we visit the Yakan Weaving Village, you'll have the opportunity to not only witness the weaving
process but also learn about the Yakan way of life. The Yakans have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional
music, dances, and ritual ls. It's a chance to immerse ourselves in their vibrant culture and gain a deeper
appreciation for their traditions.

Scene 4: At Santa Cruz Islands

Tour Guide: Angelica

Santa Cruz Island has a fascinating history that is intertwined with the natural wonders it holds. The island is known
for its unique pink coralline sand, making it a truly remarkable destination.

Tourist 3: anta keulujeu seom-eun eotteohge ileum-eul eod-eossnayo?

(How did santa Cruz Island get its name?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Santa Cruz Island was named after the Spanish phrase "Santa Cruz," which means "Holy Cross." The name was given
by the Spanish explorers who discovered the island. The island's natural beauty and the vibrant pink sand make it a
place of awe and wonder.

Tourist 2: Santa keulujeu seom-ui bunhongsaeg molaega wae geuleohge teugbyeolhalkkayo?

(What makes the pink sand on Santa Cruz Island so special?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

The pink sand on Santa Cruz Island is a result of the abundant red organ pipe coral that thrives in the area. Over
time, the coral fragments mix with the white sand, creating the unique pink hues that make this island so special. It's
a natural phenomenon that adds to the charm and allure of the destination.

Tourist 2: santa keulujeu seom-ui bunhongsaeg molaega wae geuleohge teugbyeolhalkkayo?

(Are there any significant historical events associated with Santa Cruz Island?)
Tour Guide: Angelica

Santa Cruz Island itself may not have specific historical events, it has been a natural sanctuary for both locals and
visitors. The island has been preserved as a protected area, allowing its natural beauty to flourish. It serves as a
reminder of the importance of conservation and the need to protect our natural resources.

Tourist 1: Jinan myeoch nyeongan santakeulujeu seom-eun eotteohge baljeonhae wassnayo?

(How has Santa Cruz Island evolved over the years?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Santa Cruz Island has evolved from being a hidden gem known only to locals into a popular tourist destination. With
its stunning pink sand and crystal-clear waters, people from all over the world come to experience its beauty. The
island has also become a symbol of environmental preservation, emphasizing the importance of sustainable tourism
practices.

Scene 5: At Merloquet Falls

Tour Guide: Angelica

Our final spot, prepare to be mesmerized by the beauty of Merloquet Falls. Nestled amidst lush greenery, these
cascading waterfalls offer a refreshing retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. The falls are a testament to
Zamboanga's rich natural landscapes."

Tourist 5: meleulloke pogpowa gwanlyeondoen jeonseol-ina minganjeonseung-i issnayo?

(Are there any legends or folklore associated with Merloquet Falls?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Yes, there are local legends and folklore surrounding Merloquet Falls. According to one legend, the falls are believed
to be enchanted and guarded by mythical creatures. It is said that those who visit the falls with pure hearts and
respect for nature may receive blessings or have their wishes granted. These stories add an element of mystique and
wonder to the experience of visiting Merloquet Falls.

Tourist 4: meleulloke pogpo (Merloquet Falls)ga yeonghwana munhag-e deungjanghan jeog-i issnayo?

(Has Merloquet Falls been featured in any films or literature?)

Tour Guide: Angelica

Merloquet Falls may not have been prominently featured in mainstream films or literature, it has been captured in
photographs and videos by travelers and nature enthusiasts. Many visitors are captivated by its beauty and share
their experiences through various media platforms. The falls' natural splendor and tranquil surroundings make it a
popular subject for artistic expression.

Tourist 5: meleulloke pogpo-eseo iyonghal su issneun hwaldong-ina pyeon-ui siseol-i issnayo?

(Are there any activities or amenities available at Merloquet Falls?)

Merloquet Falls offers a serene and natural setting, perfect for relaxation and appreciating the beauty of nature.
Visitors can enjoy swimming in the cool waters of the falls or simply bask in the peaceful ambiance. There are picnic
areas available nearby where you can enjoy a meal amidst the scenic surroundings. It's a great opportunity to
unwind, connect with nature, and create lasting memories.

Tourist 3: gwangwang-eun Merloquet Fallswa geu jubyeon jiyeog-e eotteon yeonghyang-eul michyeossseubnikka?

(How has tourism impacted Merloquet Falls and its surrounding area?)
Tour Guide: Angelica

Tourism has brought increased attention to Merloquet Falls, attracting more visitors from near and far. While this
has brought economic benefits to the local community, it is important to ensure responsible and sustainable tourism
practices. Efforts are being made to preserve the natural environment surrounding the falls and to educate visitors
about the importance of conservation. By respecting the natural surroundings and following designated guidelines,
we can help ensure the long-term preservation of this beautiful natural attraction.

As our tour comes to an end, I want to express my gratitude for joining me on this journey through Zamboanga City.
I hope you've enjoyed exploring the historical sites, tourist attractions, and natural wonders that make this city so
special.

I hope this experience has left you with fond memories and a deeper appreciation for the rich history, cultural
heritage, and natural beauty of Zamboanga.

Tourist:

Thank you so much for an incredible tour! We thoroughly enjoyed every moment and appreciate all the knowledge
and stories you've shared with us. This experience has been unforgettable, and we are grateful for the opportunity
to explore Zamboanga City with you as our guide. You've made this tour truly special, and I can't thank you enough
for your expertise and enthusiasm. I'll cherish the memories and the newfound understanding of this beautiful city.
Safe travels and best wishes to you!

Tour Guide: Angelica

It has been a pleasure guiding you and sharing the stories and significance behind each place we visited. Remember,
the memories you've made and the knowledge you've gained during this tour will stay with you for a lifetime. I
encourage you to continue exploring and learning about different cultures and destinations as you continue your
travels.

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