Being my first time in India and unfortunately staying indoors most of the time as I was attending a short course, I was left with a few moments to explore this colorful country. Nevertheless, in a span of 10 days,…
8 Fun Ways of Commuting in the Philippines
Filipinos commuting daily in the Philippines’ capital, Metro Manila, will definitely jolt in horror with the combination of the words “commuting” and “fun”. Experiencing what it’s like to commute in Manila will make you want to own a helicopter. That’s…
Concepcion, Iloilo in Two Days: A Photo Essay
Find out how we spent a weekend in the quiet and charming islands of Concepcion, Iloilo. Join me as I uncover this hidden gem of Iloilo, through 42 photographs. Concepcion, Iloilo, located on the northeastern part of Panay Island,…
Eight Churches in Batangas for Visita Iglesia
The Visita Iglesia is a religious tradition to visit seven churches on the evening of Holy Thursday to pray before the Blessed Sacrament. If you’ve chosen Batangas as your next destination to visit this Holy Week, read on for these…
Philippine International Pyromusical Competition 2017
The fireworks at the pyromusical competition held annually in Manila, Philippines, will make you go “Oh, oh, oh!, as it shoots across the sky-ay-ay” The 8th Philippine International Pyromusical Competition is an annual explosive event that happens by Manila…
Las Puertas de Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar
“The Doors of Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (or The Doors of the Philippine Houses of the Acuzars)”: Featuring another doorsgraphy series, this time concentrated to a 400-hectare of park in Bataan with a collection of close to 40 heritage…
15 Interesting Things That Are Uniquely Batanes
Find out why a lot of people say that Batanes is like a wonderful kind of odd among the places in the Philippines. The Batanes group of islands is found in the northernmost part of the Philippines where…
Is Penang’s Upside Down Museum Worth the Try?
Going to Georgetown, Penang with family or friends? Do you love having your photos taken? Then, I’d recommend the Upside Down Museum. I was roaming around the streets of Georgetown, Penang for about two hours while on the lookout…
What Happened to Bulacan’s Old Train Stations?
The surviving train stations of what used to operate as the Manila – Dagupan line as far back as the Spanish colonial period, make good subjects for photography and travel. But what stories of the past do these old train…
Why the Giant Lantern Festival is a Christmas Destination in the Philippines
I’ve been wanting to see the Giant Lantern Festival of San Fernando, Pampanga for ages. Finally, I was able to do so after letting pass several Christmas holidays, to think that San Fernando is just 45 minutes away from home. …