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Checking-in at Microtel Cabanatuan was already my second time staying at Microtel by Wyndham next to their Baguio site last month. What I noticed during my stay is that the group of hotels maintains the same layout of room features from the beds, television, cabinet to the interior of the shower. You will also see…
Sagada is a municipality in the Mountain Province which is known for the hanging coffins. This is the traditional way of the locals in burying their loved one because they believe that the higher their bodies from the ground, the closer they are to their gods. Other activities that can be done in Sagada are…
I’ve been to Baguio a couple of times but I didn’t have the opportunity to try the famous Mongolian restaurant O’ Mai Khan. Although Mongolian, the restaurant’s name O’ Mai Khan, “umaykan” in the local dialect means “come over”. On my birthday stay in Baguio, since I’ve checked-in at Microtel Inn and Suites, I decided…
I told myself, “I wanna see Sagada on my birthday!” I already started researching and drafting my itinerary for the trip a month before it. Networking with fellow bloggers who already gone to Sagada for tips. Originally, I planned to visit Batad Rice Terraces in Banaue before heading to Sagada. The plan was changed when…
Summer is the best time of the year to wind up from stress and head to a relaxing place for fun and relaxation. It is also the months where most people seek the nearest beach or resort to cool down and enjoy the intense heat. It was already felt during the month of March so…
Baguio City is not only known for the man made lake of Burnham Park and the famous Session Road but also with the presence of parks such as the Mines View, Wright Park, The Mansion and the Botanical Garden all located in the Leonard Wood Area.
Aliwan Fiesta was again held to showcase and promote the different festivals around the country. Known as Philippine’s festival of festivals, events this year include the Reyna ng Aliwan and the most anticipated Grand Street Dance and Float parade. The grand street parade happened last April 13 starting at the Quirino Grandstand all the way…
If you’re a Catholic, your visit to Baguio City is incomplete without hiking up the 252 steps to Our Lady of Lourdes grotto. The attraction serves as a meditation area and as a pilgrimage site for everyone. After your climb, you can light a candle near the image of Lady of Lourdes and say a…
Temperature is getting hotter since summer is fast approaching. The question is, are you ready for it? These are the months when everyone finds a way to cool down the scorching feeling of summer; halo-halos are everywhere, ice cream vendors hitting the roads, and of course finding a resort or beach for a great dipping….
Mount Pinatubo’s eruption on June 15, 1991, was considered as the second largest terrestrial eruption of the 20th century after the 1912 eruption of Novarupta in the Alaska Peninsula. The once site of destruction is now a venue of adventure and excitement. Here’s a Mount Pinatubo day tour itinerary and expenses to witness the majestic…
