I’m glad we never really saw Boracay during the time that it was considered a cesspool. This is another reason why we never found ourselves back in Boracay’s shores until just a few weeks ago. News of the ongoing rehabilitation got us curious and when our schedules freed up, I booked an impromptu trip for the family and decided to rekindle my love for the island.
Read MoreIt’s all about slow living when you get to Sitio Liwliwa in San Felipe, Zambales. Who cares about spotty signal when you get to enjoy the sun, sand, sea, and sunsets every day?
Read MoreKatha Kape, whose mission is to serve the best Philippine-made coffee in partnership with local coffee farmers and roasters, is now open at the arrivals area of NAIA Terminal 3 near Bay 8.
Read MoreAn abandoned theme park in Lemery, Batangas was our playground for the day as we took time off from our usual production related work. Built in the early 2000s, the management behind Fantasy World couldn't see through the park's completion due to financial and corporate troubles.
Read MoreConsidered the Historical Capital of the Philippines, Cavite is the province where the Philippine Declaration of Independence took place on June 12, 1898.
Read MoreSagada is a town in the Cordillera Mountains, within the Philippines’ Mountain Province. Popular attractions are the hanging coffins in Echo Valley, caves in Lumiang and Sumaguing, and freshly brewed mountain coffee.
Read MoreManila Bay, bay of the South China Sea extending into southwestern Luzon Island, Philippines. Almost completely landlocked, it is considered one of the world’s great harbours and has an area of 770 sq mi (2,000 sq km) with a 120-mi (190-km) circumference. Its widest diameter, from northwest to southeast, measures 36 mi. Corregidor Island, 30 mi west of Manila, divides the bay’s 11-mi-wide entrance into two channels—the seldom used South Channel and the safer, 2-mi-wide North Channel between Bataan Peninsula and Corregidor. (From https://www.britannica.com/place/Manila-Bay)
Read MoreWe end 2016 by being part of a wonderful initiative headed by The Lighthouse Marina Resort Legacy Foundation. Sampaloc Cove in Zambales is home to several indigenous families and we were part of this year's Lighthouse tradition of sharing blessings with the community.
Read MoreMt. Banahaw is an active volcano located in the middle of the Laguna and Quezon provinces. It towers over 7,000 feet high and is considered the tallest mountain in the Calabarzon region.
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