At half past ten in the morning, we were in front of an ice cream display freezer while choosing the flavor we wanted. I was immediately d...
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Showing posts with label Tours. Show all posts
Abraham Hotel and Tours Bohol: The Ideal Accommodation for Every Traveler
It was a hot and humid June afternoon at Panglao Island in Bohol which prevented us from going to Alona Beach. As adrenaline junkies, we w...
A 22-Hour Solo Trip in Camiguin
Camiguin was never part of the plan. It was just an option that I gladly took. A lovely happenstance, or maybe, a destiny. What are the od...
Mount Fuji: A Second Attempt at Japan’s Mighty Mountain
Same time last year, my favorite travel buddies and I went to the Land of Sushi for a quick five-day jaunt—my first ever trip to Japan...
Malaysia: Revisiting Kuala Lumpur
Being our favorite gateway to the world, Kuala Lumpur has become our most visited city outside the Philippines. Let's just say tha...
Bali Diaries: Babysitting our Moms
“When you get older, it’s not about what you did that you regret, it’s what you didn’t do.” – Grace Slick I may not have the sweetest...
Indonesia: Waterfalls of Bali
On the way to our third waterfalls, my mom surrendered and told us that we carry on without her. She wasn’t into hiking, like me, and wa...
Indonesia: Temples of Bali
*Updated September 8, 2018* I fell in love with the exceptional Balinese Hindu temples. If you know me pretty well, you’d think...
Australia: Brisbane Day Tour from Gold Coast
The group was caught up in strong winds coupled with heavy showers as we waited for our river cruise ferry. We’re in the middle of our ...
Cruising along Sydney Harbour
Reading online about Sydney’s history is interesting, but cruising along Sydney Harbour while hearing the whole story onboard a cruise ...
Japan: The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nikko
We woke up late that day. We were supposed to leave at seven in the morning but all of us were perfectly molded on our snuggly bed, th...
Japan: Looking for Mt. Fuji in Hakone
She was shy that day. Blanketed in thick clouds, we covered almost every spot in Hakone to have a glimpse of her grandeur. And yes, ...
Phnom Penh: The Royal Capital City of Cambodia
If you'd ask me about my latest trip to Phom Penh, all I'd tell you is that prepare to get seared. Don't get me wrong, I...
Petronas Twin Towers: At the Roof of Kuala Lumpur City
Just when I thought that we will only be having photo ops at the grounds of Petronas Twin Towers, we were led to the concourse level w...
The Forgotten Ancient Cities of Koh Ker and Beng Melea in Cambodia
I've visited Angkor Wat twice before (at sunrise and sunset) and all the other major temples in Siem Reap. For our third visit,...
A Romantic Overnight Cruise along Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
It was a year ago when me and my buddy booked for a day trip on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay in the northern part...
Balik Pulau: The Other Side of Penang, Malaysia
It was supposedly just a drop off, but our driver became our instant tour guide as we explore the other side of Penang, Balik Pulau. ...
South Korea: Nami Island and Garden of Morning Calm Winter Wonderland
It was snowing endlessly on Nami Island and I was heading to the famous tree line which attracted hordes of camera-toting tourists for...
South Korea: Snow Season Stroll in Seoul
After putting on my nth layer of clothing, I checked the temperature and braved the sub-zero weather from my guesthouse on the way to ...
Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Just the perfect breather from our beach hopping stint (and for my salty frizzy hair and sun-kissed skin), me and my buddy devoted t...
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