City of Majestic Waterfalls. That’s what Iligan is with 24 waterfalls on its 813 sq kms of land area. Some would require a trek while others can be gazed upon with a mere habal-habal ride. I was fortunate to visit three during half a day (after lunch to afternoon) and here’s some tips for you […]
Witness sea of clouds without the hiking. Buy souvenir dark chocolates Davao is famous for but first, discover how chocolates are made from tree to bar (cocoa tree to chocolate bar). Be entertained and educated by a bird show. Have lunch where the 16th president of the Philippines eats. All these in less than 24 […]
Davao is a gateway to Surigao. The first time I went here in 2013, I just had to pass through it, drop by an orchidarium and the Philippine Eagle Center with my luggage still in tow, then hurriedly hopped on a van bound for Hinatuan. This time around, I’m blessed to be in this durian […]
I’m in no way a photographer but here’s my take on some street photography in Singapore’s Little India. It’s an activity you can enjoy for free in Singapore. Color, culture, history. All in vivid colors and imagery at random streets that comprise Singapore’s Little India.
Chinese Garden is actually a park composed of Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden. Visit this not if you want to rest from walking because you still have to walk a lot here. Visit this if you want some three hours or more of tranquility away from the crowd of Singapore without spending anything but MRT […]
The most expensive in the world ironically has a lot of marvelous things to offer for free! I will run down just the things that I experienced myself in Singapore. 1.Visit Churches, Monasteries I haven’t been to a lot of foreign countries but when I do I always make sure I get to pray inside […]
Graffiti, though noticeably prevalent in Singapore, isn’t exactly what you came here for. Found both in nooks and the upstreet, this art can be experienced once one decided to explore just a tiny bit away from the usual tourist spots. A walk under the blistering heat bound to nowhere usually leads to colorful walls which […]
It is evident that the past and current owners of Casa Gorordo are wealthy families. Casa Gorordo screams that it was a house of the affluent and it doesn’t need research. It manifests in the hugeness of the house, the elaborate staircase, the details of the ceiling, the materials from which the floorings were built. […]
Surprised, too, that I would enjoy looking at old houses. Amazed, how travels can lead to self-discovery, reminding me that once upon a time, it was a dream to be a historian thinking that championing history quiz bees may very well lead to that. Noticed the humble brag? ^_~ Museums are the closest things to […]
Just the whaleshark then anything goes. For my trip buddy, it’s just Sto. Nino de Cebu then anything goes as well. We stayed for 5 days in Cebu and we had to fill in the rest of that trip with other spots to see and activities to do. To be honest, planning a Cebu City […]
Stone Hand Gallery
Laki Beach: Sidetrip to Five Fingers
Family Trip to La Union
Space EDSA: An Urban Dorm Review
Hospicio San Juan de Dios
Five Fingers of Mariveles Bataan
A Dip at Malangaan Spring
Baluarte Watch Tower
5 Perks of Staying at San Juan Surf Resort
Bro. Carmelo Cortez and White Rose Petals
Paano Labanan ang Fake News
Grapes Farm in La Union
Retail Shopping in Bangkok
Family Trip to Puerto Galera
Make Today Magical: Belle de Jour (BDJ) Planner 2019 Launch
