When in Kuala Lumpur, seeing Petronas Twin Towers should be on every traveler’s list. Scaling the world’s highest twin towers is optional, but is highly recommended. I intentionally scheduled my visit few minutes before sunset—a time when the sun starts to disappear from the horizon and a moment when the tinge of the welkin alters. … Continue reading “How it Felt to be at the Top of Petronas Twin Towers”
Boracay is famous all over the world, thanks to its beautiful beaches. Even though it reaches the peak of its popularity, people still arrive there and find themselves not knowing what to do. Since tourists are left without any other choice, they book their tours through independent vendors at the beachfront, which tend to be … Continue reading “10 Things To Do In Boracay”
Chef Roland Laudico carefully scooped the remaining yoke and separated it from the embryo. He then made a paste out of these two ingredients. The egg white, on the other hand, was cut into thin strips and were tossed around the savory paste. On a shot glass rimmed with salt, Chef Lau collected the balut … Continue reading “Waterfront Cebu Celebrates Filipino Flavors with its First Filipino Food Fest”
Getting to Guimaras is an awfully long journey from Cebu. The two lengthy bus rides and the three rough see crossings discouraged my friends from joining. It was a rushed and spontaneous travel spree, so plane tickets were unjustly expensive. Eventually, only two of the more than five interested pushed through with the tour. We … Continue reading “Guimaras and Manggahan Festival: A Travel Guide”
Palawan, dubbed as Philippines’ last frontier, is probably the country’s most ecologically-diverse, and its most stunning group of islands. One of the reasons that make the province truly a wonder is El Nido, a municipality situated at the main island’s northern tip. It is a host to a conglomeration of imposing islands. White strips adorn the edges of … Continue reading “El Nido Palawan Travel Guide”
I got awake due to an alarm. It was lazy dawn, and getting up was a bit of a challenge. The cold breeze blowing from the windows, the refreshing scent of my pillows, and the deafening silence were all conducive to good sleep. I reached my noisy phone from the bedside, and then checked the … Continue reading “A Day in Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort: A Travel Guide”
The Philippines is a host to some of the world’s gorgeous beaches. These beaches are scattered to various islands within the archipelago. Boracay, El Nido, Coron, Malapascua, Bantayan, Concepcion, and Siquijor are among the thousand others that host the Philippines priced and famed, white beach fronts. The Pink Beach of the Great Santa Cruz Island … Continue reading “Great Santa Cruz Island Pink Beach Travel Guide: Zamboanga’s Gem”
The shop seats seemingly ordinary at first glance. Unassuming. The glass that separates the house of sweets from the outside refracts the day light, creating a glossy tint, which eventually reduces the transparency. You could not get an apparent view of what is actually inside. Behind the fragile walls is The Chocolate Chamber. Initially, you … Continue reading “The Chocolate Chamber: A Story of Love, Passion, and Dedication”
Traveling unites people and may be very handy when it comes to improving your dating life. If you travel alone, you can find a potential match at the most unexpected place, for example, to meet a Russian girlfriend. Or you can grab the sweetheart you already have and rush to open new horizons together. In … Continue reading “11 Tips for Making Your Romantic Vacation Flawless”
