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As 2012 comes to an end and 2013 is fast-approaching, I think this is the best time of the year to stop for a moment and look back though the past months and reflect on great adventures, journeys and travels. So as far as the end of the world is not happening this year, I … Continue reading »

Have you lost track in the forest even with the map in your hands or when was the last time you had a surprising trek? When Robbie of The Travelling Dork invited me to join his journey to FRIM, I didn’t hesitate. In fact I was delighted to travel with a fellow travel blogger. Before … Continue reading »

It was 3 hours past twelve when we left Cyberjaya. The light rain along the way to Georgetown was kind of sleep-inviting. Renting a car instead of purchasing airline tickets or commuting via bus was a great decision to explore Penang on weekends. They took turns driving throughout the entire road trip and since I … Continue reading »

Malaysian’s grandest collection of international flower landscapes ended last week. It was a week of fabulous flower and horticultural exhibits with indoor and outdoor presentations. Bougainvillea enduring beauty was this year’s theme. Locals and tourists flock into the Putrajaya Waterfront to celebrate the flower festival. The festival showcases splendid of colorful flowers, bougainvillea and orchid … Continue reading »

Is a picture really worth a thousand words? A photo capture a lot of things, remembers lost memories, tell tons of stories and the best thing I love about taking pictures is that it brings a great look back of my previous wanderlust and continue to dream big. I am not a photographer and I … Continue reading »

Have you been to the Batu Caves? A Hindu Shrine situated 20-30 minutes away from the hustle and bustle city of KL. The Shrine is definitely worth a visit. The temple is accessible via Train, Bus or even Taxi. It was officially my one month of being an expat in Malaysia and I decided to … Continue reading »

I was transported back in time as I stepped on the embedded bronze footsteps of the great man Dr. Jose Rizal. I noticed how cute his footprints were. Fort Santiago is a part of the walled city in Intramuros where our national hero spent the last days of his life. The place will take you … Continue reading »

I knew it; the twin towers are awesome during the night. Its impressive design is amazing. The construction of the building is indeed gorgeous but it doesn’t have any impact on daylight. We are more interested of seeing the towers outside than lining up on a queue and see what’s in there. They say that … Continue reading »

The Ruins stands majestically in the heart of the extensive sugar plantation in Talisay City. The Mansion was built by Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson in memory of his beloved wife who died giving birth to their youngest child. Sounds like a familiar story? Yes the ruins is considered as the Taj Mahal of Negros Occidental. … Continue reading »

Last night I had an intense drink with my friends. It was my birthday. Time runs fast and I didn’t realize I’m getting old. Waking up feeling like a bag of hot garbage didn’t stop me to explore Putrajaya. This time I was with Prue and Mar. We only have one goal: to have a … Continue reading »

The new federal government looks sophisticated to me. Putrajaya is love. The exquisite glossy pink Mosque floats grandly in the Putrajaya Lake. It was murky but it didn’t feel depressing in fact, I find it relaxing. Discovering the natural and man-made beauty of Putrajaya is really marvelous. Cruise Tasik offers cruise package to travel around … Continue reading »

Calauit Safari Park is dubbed as the little African Safari in the Philippines. I’ve been to Busuanga a couple of times and to experience a piece of Africa was awesome. Every aspect of the tour in Calauit was entertaining! I always have high expectations to Busuanga and it constantly exceeded. This was my first Safari … Continue reading »

I was completely blown away by the stunning view of Mt. Pinatubo. Chyng Reyes is right; “it’s hard to imagine that something majestic can be destructive at the same time.” The journey can be exhausting but rewarding in the end. I thanked Reyfi for dragging me to the most wonderful part of Luzon. The view … Continue reading »

Hail to the dramatic white and blue Greek like architecture of Thunderbird Resorts. The Mediterranean inspired theme overlooking the South China Sea will never fail your expectations. Thunderbird looks like exactly as advertised. The resort is just a 5 hour drive from the metro. The elegant rooms of the resort will soothe you like no … Continue reading »

Feel the heat of the sun? Now is the time to hit the beach! Who says that spending an out of town escape with your friends or family would need to be costly? Head over to Burot Beach in Calatagan Batangas for an exciting and relaxing weekend getaway. A less than PHP1000 budget trip to … Continue reading »

Looking for a perfect summer getaway? El Nido is just right for you! El Nido is situated in Palawan. It’s a haven and a dream destination of many. It’s not as expensive as you think it is. In fact, El Nido is another budget destination for backpackers out there. El Nido is indeed a paradise. … Continue reading »

Perhaps the nostalgic, unfathomable feeling you might want to hit the road again sounds like you or it’s just me. Blame it to my itchy soles. After my PPS Tour I find myself cornered in the most captivating islands of El Nido.The unplanned journey to El Nido turned out to be a life-changing travel experience. … Continue reading »

Cintai Corito’s Garden – a Bali inspired resort located in Balete, Batangas. Cintai is an Indonesian word for “love”. It is a perfect getaway for friends and family. They have different amenities in the garden. They have 18 villas, 4 swimming pools to enjoy, playground your kids may enjoy, bars, pavilions, cabanas, rooms that suits … Continue reading »

The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of Albay is the world’s Famous Mayon Volcano. Now Bicol’s pride is not just the Majestic Mayon Volcano. They take pride with their authentic spicy foods, new establishments and hotels offers good quality accommodations and entertainment. I was in Legazpi City last month and … Continue reading »

The heat is ON! Summer is up and I am clueless of where to go this summer. In the summer of 2009,I fell in love with Misibis Bay, a luxurious resort situated in Cagraray Island in BIcol. The beach may not be as crystal clear compare to Banol and the sand may not be as … Continue reading »

What better way to start the year than celebrating Chinese New Year in Hongkong? I know it’s almost summer, the sun is as hot you are, people are so excited to go to the beach and wear their best summer attire and I’m still talking about the beginning of the year like it never ends. … Continue reading »

We visited Sangat Island in our third day in Coron. Our first target was Lusong Gunboat wreck near Calumbuyan Island. I am not really into shipwrecks unlike Malen who really enjoyed feeding the fishes. I know there is so much to explore down there. Tons of different fishes and corals but It wasn’t fun for … Continue reading »