This post was most recently updated on January 4th, 2018Ever wondered what Disneyland would be like if it was in Silent Hill? You’d be slaying zombie princes and headless knights instead of dragons. When I was a kid, the only amusement/theme parks I knew existed in the Philippines were Enchanted Kingdom and Star City. Honestly, I grew up with not much interest on...
This post was most recently updated on January 4th, 2018If you are traveling by yourself or in a group that is on a budget, this accommodation, The Travelers Camp, comes highly recommended. This property is conveniently located in front of Caramoan Central School and Bonifacio Borebor High School at the town proper along Real Street of Brgy. Tawog Caramoan, Camarines...
This post was most recently updated on December 17th, 2017Mt. Batolusong trail offers a challenging yet beautiful opportunity to explore what it is known for—the Batanes-like grassland slopes. The mountain’s open landscapes will fascinate you for hours as you journey towards the summit. This trek is a challenge and a reward rolled-into-one unforgettable adventure...
This post was most recently updated on January 4th, 2018Quezon is not just about Lucban or Lucena. There is this one coastal town located on the eastern shores of Luzon that is underrated and often overlooked – Real [Ri-al]. Real is bordered by the provinces of Rizal to the northwest, and Laguna to the southwest. If you want to do tons of activities like surfing the...
This post was most recently updated on January 4th, 2018With its archipelagic state and diverse features, Philippines offers numerous world-class beaches with fine white sand and pristine blue water such as Boracay, El Nido, Siargao and the like. These beaches, however, are already populous especially during the summer season. You will also have to spend on expensive...
This post was most recently updated on January 4th, 2018It’s well known that Nueva Ecija is home to many spectacular churches and rice field landscapes, however, there is this one hidden place, though I must say that it’s not anymore due to the increased number of visitors, called Minalungao National Park — from the words mina (mine) and lungao (cave). With a land...
This post was most recently updated on May 1st, 2018Are you eager to go to a vacation but your leave credit won’t allow you to? Or you can’t wait for another holiday to come? This 2-days-1-night Sagada-Baguio itinerary will guide you with what these places have to offer, and you will keep wanting to come back. What are you waiting for? Get over there and have that...