
It’s easy to get lost in Venice just by walking; the streets are so narrow and filled with tourists. But it is a wonderful city and considered by some as the most romantic city alongside Paris – probably for those … Continue reading
It’s easy to get lost in Venice just by walking; the streets are so narrow and filled with tourists. But it is a wonderful city and considered by some as the most romantic city alongside Paris – probably for those … Continue reading
If a picture paints a thousand words, it would still be not enough to describe the grandeur of the Angkor Wat temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Though the pictures I’ve seen of it doesn’t entice me at all, it has … Continue reading
I love mountains… I love seeing them and climbing them (although I haven’t done any climbing lately.) And I got really excited when I opened my email this morning and learned what is Ailsa’s travel theme this week. So here … Continue reading
Bungee jumping has been on my to-do list ever since I thought about the said list. I never actually wrote down the list; I just know the things that I want to do. So I decided that Macau be the … Continue reading
A trip to Sagada wouldn’t be the same without taking the route via Banaue and going back by the route to Baguio, or vice versa. It’s the best road-trip I’ve ever had so far – zigzagging along the uncountable mountains, … Continue reading
I love Sagada. I’ve been there three times and only during this third that I had the chance to explore some of the nicest spots there is. And I know there’s still more I have yet to see, so a … Continue reading
Famously known for their hanging coffins (an old traditional way of burying the dead,) Sagada is located in Mountain Province, Philippines – ergo, it is a town of numerous mountains consisting of 19 barangays. Nestled in the remote 275 km. … Continue reading
I love my beautiful country, the Philippines. In fact, one of the reasons I put up this blog is to share to the world the finest things that the Philippines are abundant of: natural resources, diverse culture and friendly people … Continue reading