For decades Palawan has been hailed as one of the top travel destinations in the world. Beaches in El Nido always land on top rank as one of the best in the world while the Puerto Princesa Underground River also known as Puerto Princesa Subterranean River has been well known since 1971. It places the spot… Continue reading Things To Take Note In Visiting Puerto Princesa and El Nido, Palawan Plus Travel Tips
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HOW I TRAVELED BOHOL AND CEBU ON A LONG WEEKEND: ITINERARY PLUS BUDGET
I received a call from an old friend living overseas. He’s visiting Cebu with his family and asked me if I am up to catch up over dinner. My eyebrows met as I am confused with his thought that Baguio and Cebu is just two hours away. LOL! I mean, it is two hours away… Continue reading HOW I TRAVELED BOHOL AND CEBU ON A LONG WEEKEND: ITINERARY PLUS BUDGET
THE COST OF GETTING INKED BY THE LIVING LEGEND APO WHANG-OD
Buscalan is a home for the Butbut ethnic group of Kalinga. They are known as the headhunters of the Cordillera Region and this reputation is related to their culture and tradition of tattoos. Although tribal war and headhunting were already long gone, the art of Batok still continues. Batok (Whatok in Butbut dialect) is a… Continue reading THE COST OF GETTING INKED BY THE LIVING LEGEND APO WHANG-OD
TRAVELING ALONE FOR THE FIRST TIME? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
As the world continues to reopen for sure a lot of us are here for some travel revenge. Since we have been isolated for two years it is time to pursue those canceled flights and trips we have been saving up for. As I talked to my friends about their upcoming travel plans most of… Continue reading TRAVELING ALONE FOR THE FIRST TIME? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
My Life Could Be Short: How Terminal Illness in my Family Inspire me to Travel More
“Enough!” I usually get this comment when people around me learn that I’m packing my things to leave our small town to travel again. My sister would even spill the tea to me about our neighbors and family friends including my older brothers saying that my lifestyle is such a waste of money. I got… Continue reading My Life Could Be Short: How Terminal Illness in my Family Inspire me to Travel More
WHAT HAPPENED IN MOC BAI BORDER?
Whenever people asked me what my most memorable experience on the road is, I always mention them what happened on December 17, 2016 while I was crossing the border from Cambodia to Vietnam. Although it happened years ago my memory of this event is still clear. Warning: This could be a bit of a horror… Continue reading WHAT HAPPENED IN MOC BAI BORDER?
My Struggles as a Traveler during the Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown
Hooh! Where or how should I start? So, we have this pandemic that unimaginably shuts down the world. I never imagined this coming. I must admit I am one of those who took this virus lightly at first. Although I have been reading and asking my friends from the medical field about 2019 Novel Corona… Continue reading My Struggles as a Traveler during the Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown
LESSONS I LEARNED FROM TRAVELING
Experience is the best teacher! I heard this for the first time when I was in high school. At that time, I just thought it is the normal cycle of life. We are born, study in school, graduate, get a job, build our home, start a family of our own, send our kids to school,… Continue reading LESSONS I LEARNED FROM TRAVELING
HOW TRAVELING CAN’T MAKE ME KEEP A RELATIONSHIP: Confession of a Traveler
“When are you getting yourself a partner?” asked by concern family members and friends of mine during get-together since I am away most of the time. They haven’t heard about me dating anyone nor see me post on social media being with someone so they are excited to know if I already brought home a… Continue reading HOW TRAVELING CAN’T MAKE ME KEEP A RELATIONSHIP: Confession of a Traveler