Tag: 2014
How to Survive Panagbenga Festival
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Baguio City will again be flocked by tourists, foreign or local, for the annual Panagbenga Festival that celebrates the blossoming of flowers held every...
Lessons from the Epic Fail Experiences in Pampanga
Misadventures are part of traveling that sometimes lead to a better and more memorable experience on the road. I have already encountered several mishaps...
Challenges of Going Back to Batad Saddle
So I’ve already seen the world famous Batad amphitheater-like terraces and dabbled my feet on the freezing waters cascading from Tappiya Falls. I am...
THE AQUINO CENTER, Beyond the Political Color
Senator assassinated at the airport. Snap Elections. End of Marcos regime. Dominance of yellow as a political color. Democracy given to the Filipino people....
Balay Negrense: A Lifestyle, A Historic Moment, A Culture
We searched for the house that we usually see on the internet, but couldn’t locate it. We asked random folks we met on the...
DIY ITINERARY: 5D4N Iloilo, Guimaras, and Negros Occidental
This trip was originally scheduled for 9 straight days from the province of Iloilo going south to Siquijor. Since I am a corporate slave...
Pink House, Brown House, Guapple Pie: Preserved History of Silay City,...
When I visited Vigan a year ago, I wasn’t that wowed by the ancestral houses flanked on Calle Crisologo maybe because I grew up...