One of the biggest festivals in Korea, if not the world, is being celebrated in the city of Boryeong, South Korea every summer. Boryeong Mud Festival is a celebration of fun and, of course, mud which I was fortunate to experience in my first ever Korean trip.
One of the things in the must-do list of most visitors in Hong Kong is definitely shopping. Hong Kong is widely popular for shopping whether you're looking for luxury goods or knock-off items, and some people even describe it as Asia's shopping mecca. From high end malls to street markets, Hong Kong caters to every type of shopper and has everything you need in all price ranges.
Traveling to new places is always a challenge so I make sure I'm thoroughly prepared before every trip. Getting lost is normal and is part of an adventure but you could minimize unlikely events to happen while on the road with the help of useful travel apps.
For most Filipino tourists, Hong Kong is a bustling city with high-end malls, endless skyscrapers and modern attractions. These make Hong Kong a popular destination for family trips and group of friends who would like to experience a little bit different outside the country without traveling too far away and worrying about visa requirements.
Hong Kong is probably the first out-of-the-country destination for most
Filipinos. Aside from being close in terms of distance and frequent promo fares from local airlines, Philippines
nationals may visit Hong Kong visa-free.
Japan has always been one of my dream travel destinations even before I discovered my passion for travel. My priority has always been to explore the Philippines first but it seems like the law of attraction is in the works. The universe responded to my wish to travel in Japan.
Have you been dreaming to experience Japan's cherry blossom season, taste authentic Japanese ramen or visit Tokyo's anime shops and temples? Here's a great news to all Filipino travelers who wish to visit the "Land of the Rising Sun."
It's Feb-ibig month once again and while most people look forward to it, others do not. Yes, these include people like YOU na either single pa rin or broken-hearted, at may pinagdadaanan. Ouch.
Philippines has some of the best beaches in Southeast Asia, if not the world. As a tropical country with over 7,000 islands, Philippines is not only endowed with mountains, caves, waterfalls and a vast array of natural wonders but with the most beautiful beaches on the planet – from deserted white-sand beaches dotted with coconut trees to idyllic islands gifted with rich marine life.
ASUS Philippines just recently launched one of their newest budget Android smartphones, the ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0, which is the latest variant of their ZenFone 2 series.
No doubt Cebu is one of the country's top tourist destinations and when you mention the name of the province, Cebu is always associated with endless white-sand beaches and world-class diving spots. Aside from top-notch beaches and resorts, Cebu's nature-based attractions draw countless visitors too—including the waterfall lovers.
Dubbed as "Queen City of the South" and "First Capital of the Philippines", Cebu City is known to be one of the country's top tourist destinations. Visitors can take a glimpse of the country's historical past and multifaceted culture, and apart from these, the city alone offers tourists a handful of things to see and do.
The Philippines isn't endowed with 7,107 islands for nothing. Each island and region offers fascinating natural wonders, exciting adventures, unique history and a whole lot more!
Those who backpack across the Philippines will tell you that there can be magic when you board a bus headed to your next great adventure. To some, buses even become havens – sanctuaries of peace as they get those last few hours of rest before disembarking on a journey across foreign lands. Those who truly love travel are able to appreciate long bus rides and the promise of adventure that they bring.
Kalanggaman Island in Palompon, Leyte has probably one of the best sandbars I've ever been! Its powdery white sand and crystal clear turquoise water will definitely leave you breathless.
Our first stop, and actually my first time here, was a Filipino Cafe called Choco-late de Batirol. I have heard about this place numerous time but never got the chance to visit. Choco-late de Batirol is located at Scout Hill in Camp John Hay, Baguio City.
What a fantastic first day it has been! But we're not yet done with our gastronomic adventure as we were set to have our dinner at Te Quiero Tapas Bar and Restaurant located just beside Victory Liner terminal and Microtel Inn and Suites.
Baguio City is one of my favorite quick getaways up north Metro Manila. For the past few years, I have managed to visit the Summer Capital of the Philippines at least twice yearly. I tried to do and see new things in each visit considering the fact that Baguio City has a lot to offer. My recent visit was no exemption. Never did I realize that Baguio City is more than just the sights, strawberries and cool weather -- it's a food haven as well!
