Project GoraThe Philippines never fail to amaze me. Being born and raised here, I can say that there’s more to this tropical country than meets the eye. From the bustling city of Manila to the stunning beaches and islands of Palawan, there is something for everyone.
As a Filipino, I think what truly sets the Philippines apart is the warm and welcoming nature of its people. Everywhere you go, you will encounter locals who are genuinely excited to welcome visitors and share their incredible culture. The Filipino genuine hospitality and kindness will make your journey even more memorable and heartwarming.
Planning a trip? Check out all the articles I’ve written about traveling in the Philippines. Let this blog guide you through unforgettable experiences, practical tips, and hidden gems that will make your journey truly memorable.
Are you planning a trip to Coron, Palawan in the Philippines? Then you have come to the right place! I created this Coron Itinerary for first time visitors to make things a little easier for you. I know how travel planning can be a daunting, so I truly hope you find this helpful. Feel free […]
I first learned about freediving when I’ve seen a video of a Bajau spearfisherman, a member of the nomadic tribe living in the waters of southern Philippines as well as parts of Indonesia and Malaysia. In the video, he stayed underwater for over five minutes, diving to depths of around 30 feet to hunt for […]
Many people associate Bataan, a province in Central Luzon, with the infamous Death March of World War II. My first visit to Bataan was during my fourth year of high school. My classmates and I traveled there to film a documentary. Last year, I returned for our company’s team-building event in Morong, Bataan. Despite these […]
We must have had plenty of good luck on our side during our time in Sagada. Our visit coincided with Panag-apoy, a unique All Saints’ Day observance that we were thrilled to witness. Little did I know, we’d be even luckier to experience yet another extraordinary tradition: the Begnas Ritual, a deeply significant ceremony in […]
San Vicente is an up-and-coming tourism hotspot in Palawan. Some people consider it as the next Boracay because of its 14.7 kilometer Long Beach, declared by local tourism officers as the “longest white beach in the Philippines.” Although there were increased tourism-related developments, San Vicente still has that remote and laid-back vibe. If you want […]
It’s that time of year again when the cold spell hits the northern Philippines. During this season, you have two great options: explore the city of Baguio or camp in the mountains of Benguet. You can actually do both, just like my friends and I did a few weeks ago. Thankfully, I discovered Valleypoint Campsite […]