Category: Travel

A Journey Through Lake Holon’s Majesty via the Kule and Salacafe Trails

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Lake Holon in T'Boli South Cotabato

The prospect of waking up at 3:00 am for a 4:00 am hike back to the Lake Holon Receiving Area might seem improbable, but a midday event at Lake Sebu necessitated our prompt departure from this enchanting crater lake. Venturing back through the Salacafe trail – the easier yet longer 9km route – we commenced our journey, putting in the effort to tackle the continuous ascent from the base camp. By 5 am, we reached Salacafe Viewdeck, where the morning sky painted the landscape in captivating hues. Recognizing the opportune moment, I launched my drone, capturing the sublime beauty of …

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Capiz: Places of Faith and Worship

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Capiz Places of Faith and Worship

For a time, the province of Capiz, located on the northeastern island of Panay in Western Visayas, had a reputation for being a land of Aswangs (shape-shifting evil mythical creatures). This notion can be traced back to several historical events. One such event was the outbreak of dystonia disease that afflicted several residents in the province. Another was the use of the myth of Aswang to scare off Japanese soldiers during the war. These days, however, the province has chosen to spotlight its abundant seafood, earning it the moniker “Seafood Capital of the Philippines.”

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What’s New in Vigan this 2023?

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Calesa ride in Vigan

The heritage city of Vigan in Ilocos Sur has long established itself as one of the tourist draws of Region 1. A visit here is like a glimpse back in time as one walks through well-preserved colonial houses and cobblestone streets. This characteristic alone earned the city a listing under the UNESCO World Heritage Site. But for someone like me, who has been here several times already, I’m always on the lookout for new things to do in the city. Luckily, new establishments and initiatives by the local government have kept things interesting for return visitors.

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A Student Pilot’s Guide to Understanding Airspace

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Pilot training

For many aspiring pilots, the journey to earning their wings can be very exciting. It offers scenic views and opportunities to take on new adventures. It also requires understanding fundamental aviation topics such as aerodynamics, aircraft systems, navigation, and meteorology, just to name a few. However, a crucial aspect of pilot training in the Philippines and in other countries that often gets overlooked is airspace knowledge. 

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Pearl of the Orient: Unveiling the Charms of Travel in the Philippines

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El Nido 7 Commandos Beach

With precisely 7,641 islands dotting the Pacific Ocean, The Philippines is an archipelago in Southeast Asia gifted with interesting geographical features and stretches of pristine white sand beaches lapped by crystal-clear turquoise waters. If you want to experience Mother Nature at its finest, there is no better way to do so than by booking Philippines trips right now. 

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Exploring the Vibrant Heart of South China: A Journey to Guangzhou

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Introduction Nestled in the heart of South China, Guangzhou is a city that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition, offering travelers a fascinating glimpse into Chinese culture and history. As the capital of Guangdong Province, Guangzhou, also known as Canton, is a sprawling metropolis that boasts a rich heritage, diverse cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere. In this article, we will embark on a virtual journey to Guangzhou, exploring its top attractions, savoring its delectable cuisine, and discovering the essence of this remarkable city.

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Luzon Datum Ride: The Final Stretch

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Luzon Datum Ride

Our journey through Marinduque had been a thrilling cycling adventure, and the last leg was both the shortest and the most demanding. Our destination: the Luzon Datum of 1911, the geodetic center of the Philippines, perched atop Mt. Mataas in Mogpog, rising approximately 200 meters above sea level. It was the perfect way to conclude our cycling odyssey on this captivating island.

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