Philippines
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I Visited The The Diplomat Hotel – the Infamous Retreat House In Baguio City, And Here Is My Experience
The Diplomat Hotel in Baguio City is a popular tourist attraction in the Philippines. The old retreat house is allegedly being hunted, according to a number of local paranormal groups and ghost hunters. Many ghosts and spirits are rumored to be wandering around at this location.
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The Ultimate Travel Guide to Oslob, Cebu
Oslob is a small town on Cebu Island’s southern coast that includes 21 villages, including Tan-awan. Because of the whale sharks that swim near the coast, it has been a domestic and international tourism hotspot since 2011. But wait, there’s more! This charming city is gifted with beautiful beaches! This post will give you a lot of reasons to visit Oslob in Cebu, as well as travel and budget tips to help you plan your trip.
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Travel Guide: Whale Shark Watching in Oslob, Cebu
I’m not a big fan of animal tourism. Friends of mine have previously tried swimming with these gentle giants and returned home with wonderful experiences. I’ve been to Cebu multiple times, but it has never piqued my interest. The only reason I did this was to see/experience firsthand how the whale shark watching activity in Oslob is run.
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MT. TALAMITAM: Everything You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (Day Hike Guide + Useful Tips)
MT. TALAMITAM (Day Hike)Nasugbu, BatangasJump-off point: Sitio Bayabasan, Brgy. Aga, Nasugbu Mount Talamitan is located in Nasugbu, Batangas and is considered to be the ‘younger sister’ of Mt. Batulao, partly due to the close proximity between the two mountains, and because both can be hiked in tandem in a single itinerary, as a ‘twin dayhike’.
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Takashi Japanese Cuisine at Pioneer Center, Pasig City : An Honest & Complete Review
If you’re a Japanese food lover in Pasig City, you’ve probably had that moment where you’re scrolling through endless restaurant listings, torn between craving an authentic bowl of ramen or a fresh plate of sashimi. I’ve been there too—and let me tell you, your search can officially end. Nestled in the foodie haven of Kapitolyo, Takashi Japanese Cuisine delivers a dining experience that’s as close to Japan as you can get without booking a flight. This charming neighborhood spot blends comfort, authenticity, and affordability—a rare trifecta in today’s dining scene. Whether you’re dropping by for a solo lunch, a casual date night, or a family get-together, Takashi Japanese Cuisine has…
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MT. BATULAO: Everything You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (Day Hike Guide + Useful Tips)
Mt. Batulao in Nasugbu, Batangas is truly an appealing destination, referred to by some mountaineers as the ‘Mini Pulag’ because of its broad grassland and the spectacular view of the peaks while ascending and descending. The landscapes are quite remarkable and the scenery at the peak is breathtaking!
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Mt. Gulugod-Baboy in Anilao, Batangas
Rain or shine, Mt. Gulugod-Baboy offers breathtaking views, especially from its peak. It is located in Anilao, Mabini in the province of Batangas. The mountain got its name from the contours of the peaks which resembles a pig’s back.
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Romantic Gondola Ride at Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill: An Unforgettable Venetian Escape in Metro Manila
Ciao, fellow adventurers! Buckle up your seatbelts, or should I say, lace up your gondolier shoes because we’re about to embark on a journey that’ll whisk us away to the charming canals of Italy, right here in the heart of Taguig City. Yes, you heard me right! Get ready to experience the magic of the Gondola Ride at the Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Hill.
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MAMANGAL BEACH, CATANDUANES: A Comprehensive DYI Travel Guide
I love places that are less touristy but still have loads to offer. The Mamangal Beach Catanduanes is one of the hardest to reach in Virac yet one of the most beautiful beaches that I have ever laid my eyes on. Located in Mamangal, a small sitio adjacent to Brgy. Balite, it has a wide and long shoreline with a great view.
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Mt. Balagbag in Rodriguez, Rizal
The term “Mother Mountain” for mountaineers mean the very first mountain that you’ve ever climbed and for me that is Mt. Balagbag in Rizal way back March 4, 2014. This is also my very first trail run. My friends dragged me here so I could prepare for my then upcoming 21 KM (13.1 miles) race on that same week. It was challenging and exhausting but definitely worth the it. Here’s a quick guide to climbing Mt. Balagbag in Rodriguez, Rizal.
