With the pandemic not going away anytime soon, the need to breathe fresh air and soak in some sun is a must. Apart from being a healthier alternative to commuting using public transport, biking becomes an exercise grown into a passion. Whether one is a beginner or a seasoned biker, these following places in and…
Offering a taste of China beyond the actual country, Binondo stands today as an iconic historical location holding the title of the oldest Chinatown in the world. If you’ve never heard of it or have and would like to know what the rustic district entails, then stay tuned as we’ll be unraveling the complete guide…
The small island paradise of Siargao is commonly called the surfing capital of the Philippines due to its strong surfing culture and endless variety of surf breaks. With one of the top-ten breaks in the world, surfing has placed Siargao on the map, and the island has become a dream for many of the sport’s…
One of the Philippines’ top tourist attractions, The Chocolate Hills on the island of Bohol is a rare geological site composed of thousands of hills spread over a rolling terrain. Located in Bohol, found in central Philippines, it is the island’s top tourist draw and listed as one of the Philippines’ list of tourist destinations….
The Philippines has the 5th longest coastline in the world. With 7,107 islands and thousands of narrow straits, lighthouses have long become the true guiding light of seafarers who would’ve otherwise crashed into reefs and cliffs if it were not for the towering structures. Since the Spanish colonial era to today, lighthouses have been built…
Exploring the Philippines seems like an adventurous challenge for those who aren’t familiar with its beauty, but these ladies are clearly accepting it courageously. Besides swimming, snorkelling, trying delicious local dishes, and indulge in dreamlike landscapes with those blue waters surrounding them in most of the time, they also swim with the giant whale sharks,…
Cagayan De Oro is slowly making a claim on whitewater rafting – a recreational activity that utilizes a raft to navigate a river or other bodies of water. Usually, this activity is done on whitewater or different degrees of rough water to provide thrill and excitement to the raft passengers. Whitewater rafting has become popular…
The Philippines has innumerable surfing destinations – Siargao in Surigao, Baras in Catanduanes, Baler in Aurora, Calicoan Island in Eastern Samar, Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte, San Juan in La Union, Lanuza Bay in Surigao del Sur, Cabugao in Ilocos Sur, San Narciso and San Antonio in Zambales and Daet in Camarines Norte. Surfers from all…
The climactic eruption that rocked Mt. Pinatubo in Zambales on June 15, 1991, the effects of which reached neighboring countries, has allowed the birth of a new tourist destination out of the barely known and active volcano in the Philippines. With the traces of eruption still aplenty, Mt. Pinatubo and its surrounding areas has become…
Caramoan Island is located in the lower eastern part of Camarines Sur in the Bicol region of the Philippine archipelago. It is defined by lush, green coastal mountains stretching all the way from Sabang to Caramoan, amidst deep blue, aquamarine Pacific waters, rich in marine and aquatic life. The arrival of foreign tourists combined with…