December is definitely one of the most wonderful times of the year when Filipinos get to showcase their outpouring talents, skills and creativity in the field of filmmaking and acting. This is also the perfect moment for Filipinos to demonstrate their undying support in the local film industry by watching the featured movie entries in
Despite the fact that incidences of casualties, injuries, looting, hunger and desperation continue to rise after the Philippines has been struck by the record-breaking, strongest typhoon ever noted to hit in the entire history, our nation takes pride to carry on a fighting spirit that continues to toughen amidst all the adversities. With all the
Amidst all the issues, chaos, distresses, losses, grief and hopelessness that our country has been going thru right now, have we really reflected well as to how well we responded with the problems which concerns our entire nation? Did we become beacons of light in these crucial circumstances, or have we contributed more in the
While many travelers opt to explore only most of the conventional attractions in the city of Cebu and Bohol, the concealed delight waiting to be found in the not-so-famous region of Tan-awan, Oslob, Cebu remains to be pretty foreign and unheard of to many tourist travellers. Undeniably, I can assure you that the feeling you
With the negative images being portrayed in different media platforms about Mindanao, it is quite understandable why people from other parts of the country will hesitate to come and visit this beautiful island. Here’s a summation of the top 6 misconceptions about Mindanao and a bit of defense about these misconceptions: 1.) There is always
If you want to see something unnatural for a vacation destination, then these bizarre-looking rock formations might just suit your preference. Its normal to see sand lining a coast right? Although it is pretty common too to see rocks instead of sand bordering the shores, it is unusual to see shallow pools with no shades
If you happen to see the famous Bangui Windmills in Ilocos Norte, you’d probably feel like you are in a different country – something you usually don’t see in the city and even in other provinces here in the Philippines. Straddling in a 9-kilometer stretch of fine gray sand are 20 windmills that stands as
From a short vacation with one’s family to an international business trip, it is time for all travelers to take a closer look at the best gadgets to use while on the go. These amazing devices not only make travel easier than ever, they could also preserve amazing memories, save money, or even take some
This post may seem to be a little late, but it’s way better than not sharing my experience with you, right? So here it goes.. Sanga-Sanga Airport view of Bonggao Peak I've been to Tawi-tawi last August 2012, we stayed near Sangga-sanga Airport. At 6AM we woke up early to hike the Tawi-tawi's
Bordering the country and guarding the great Manila Bay, Corregidor served as a battleground during the World War II. People living in here used to have that American kind of living where they enjoy the leisure of free country. That happy living was then turned into a nightmare when Japanese troops conquered Corregidor, the Philippines
Photo by: Mark Albert Alejo Cruz Do you remember the 1991 Pinatubo eruption? Have you ever been to the crater where it all started? The Pinatubo eruption destroyed several towns and provinces around its region, I can still remember that day when ashes came falling down from the sky when I was young, I was playing
With the 7,107 islands that make up the Philippines, there are more than hundreds of tourist spots a traveller can visit. Travelling this tropical country is an exciting and enjoyable experience. The country is endowed with rich wildlife, marine biodiversity, white sandy beaches, waterfalls and majestic terrains. Whatever activity a traveller wants to do, there would always be a
Every country has its own unique attributes that sets it apart from other countries. With Philippines, aside from the picturesque sceneries you’ll see in this blessed archipelago, it has more reasons why it should be visited. Here are some good reasons: Filipinos are one of the world’s best people Our culture being naturally friendly and
Cebu Pacific, the leading airline company that is always on the forefront of giving away seat sale has already rolled up its curtain for the Araw ng Kagiting Sale entitled: "BRAVE the Date". Travel period: Domestic: September 1 to November 30, 2013 International: October 1 to December 15, 2013 The Php20 covers all of Cebu
Ziplines have been a fad to filipinos nowadays. More and more adventure games are sprouting in order to cater the adventure buffs. Undeniably, I am one. Knowing that Dakak has this set of rides, I did not miss out trying their Adventure Package. Their Package is inclusive of an ATV ride or Horseback Riding and
A place that will take you back to the past- Intramuros. It is also know as the walled city, which has a bricked barrier circumventing the whole city that is 8 meters wide and 22 meters high. It was the focal area for military, religious and political powers in Spanish era. The only people who
It was a long way ride for our adventure to the West Coast Sarangani. As we drew nearer and nearer to our destination, we became increasingly excited to finally arrive at our first stop, the Nallus Falls. No entrance or other fees needed except for the small amount enough for the care takers’ cigarettes. This
St. Augustine once said, “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page”. There are a variety of reasons why people travel. Some do it for leisure – as a way of their escape from the hectic life on the fast lane. Others do it as their mission –
One of the most sought after activities by tourists and locals alike when visiting Northern Luzon is to go on trekking its highest mountain – Mount Pulag. Sunrise at Mt. Pulag About Mount Pulag Mount Pulag is listed as the third highest mountain in the Philippines with an elevation of 2,922 m above
By Meryl Grace Agudelo We left the city at breaking dawn on-board Annika Gayle. Our one hour travel was filled with mixed emotions of excitement and apprehension. We all have stories and perception about Basilan—most of which we’ve heard from friends, validated or unvalidated, over time these stories found its way to make us constantly
