Bicol has five volcanoes surrounding the region, like the famous Mt. Mayon, Mt. Asog, Mt. Isarog, Mt. Malinao and Mt. Masaraga.
EXPLORING ACTIVE VOLCANOES IN THE PHILIPPINES
KUYA RAYMOND’s KAMBINGAN HOUSE
For me, traveling is another form of rest and recreation. Most of the time, I travel northbound because southbound is very notorious when we speak of traffic inconveniences. About stopovers, I prefer native restaurants compared with the usual fastfood restaurants to complete the experience when traveling. In Cabatuan, Isabela, you can find Kuya Raymond's Kambingan... Continue Reading →
FLAT TIRE ON CHRISTMAS DAY
It is still not too late to commend the patrol crew who assisted me when my tire broke down along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) on the afternoon of Christmas Day.Driving with a flat tire on expressways, especially on Christmas Eve when most people are on leave and the majority of offices are closed, is... Continue Reading →
STA. RITA TOWN IN PAMPANGA
Santa Rita Town is a must-see place in Pampanga Province. It is home to Duman Festival, Turrones de Casoy, Sta. Rita Ecopark, Villa Epifania, to mention a few.
LARGA PILIPINAS 2nd Salvo
Larga Pilipinas 2nd Salvo was initially set on 7 October 2018. However, due to the unexpected withdrawal of a significant organizer's support, Larga Pilipinas had resorted to rescheduling the event on 28 October 2018.
CALLE CRISOLOGO de VIGAN
Calle Crisologo was named after the reputable Ilocano writer and the first Ilocos Sur Governor, Mena Pecson Crisologo.
MOUNTAIN VIEW RESORT IN ITOGON
Mountain View Resort is a secluded place located in Itogon, Benguet. It's about 30 minutes away from the bustling summer capital, Baguio City, with a mix of a steep hill, downhill and (partial) rough roads leading to the place. It can be accessed via "Loakan Rd" or "Tuding Rd-Romulo Drive." It is an alternative place... Continue Reading →
Aringay to Baguio Railway System: The remains
The remains of Aringay and Asin Tunnels—among the 5 tunnels built by a British Company to connect La Union to Baguio city through supposed 40km railway system—-with 3 stations leading to Baguio City from Aringay, La Union—between 1911 and 1913 after the construction of Kennon Road. The ambitious project was abandoned due to financial crisis,... Continue Reading →
DAMBANA NG KAGITINGAN ATOP MT. SAMAT
Mt Samat National Shrine is a structure constructed on top of Mt Samat in April 1966 at the behest of former Ferdinand Marcos to immortalize the heroism of Filipino race and the heroes of Bataan who risked their lives in World War II.
Hundred Islands : Pangasinan’s premier tourist destination
In 2015, my cousins from Vancouver, British Columbia arrived in the Philippines. Part of their itinerary then was to visit Pangasinan esp Sto. Domingo Cove, Barangay Lucap in the City of Alaminos where Hundred Islands is just stone's throw away. My cousins, accompanied by their kids, invited us to see and enjoy the fun-filled and... Continue Reading →
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