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.
Looking for the best unlimited Samgyupsal in Antipolo, Rizal? Then you’re at the right place! As a self-proclaimed Romantic Baboy ambassador, dining in one of their branches is always part of my monthly food trips. Not a month will pass that I won’t find myself eating my favorite Spicy Beef, Daepae Samgyupsal (similar to bacon) and […]
After over a year of being cooped up at home, I’m pretty sure you’re excited to explore the great outdoors again. With more and more people getting vaccinated against COVID-19, especially from the NCR plus area, it is expected that travel will slowly return. While international travel is still off the table, domestic travel seems […]
Traveling in Bohol soon? Dolphin Watching in Balicasag Island is an absolute must for all travelers. Read on to know about my experience. Do you remember the movie Flipper? It was a movie back in the 90’s starring Elijah Wood. As an adult, you may think the plot is a bit ridiculous and silly. But […]
Just 2 hours away from the bustling city of Cebu, lies a sleepy and tiny coastal town of Aloguinsan. Located in southwestern Cebu, this beautiful town is considered as one of the best eco-tourism destinations in the province. In fact, its prime attraction, the Bojo River Cruise, also known as Aloguinsan River Eco-Cultural Tour, was […]
These days, I have plenty of time to watch the world go by from my window. Due to COVID-19, I’ll be spending at least 14 days in self-quarantine in a makeshift bedroom outside our home, while my parents and dogs stay inside. Like many others navigating this pandemic, we’re all staying home indefinitely, avoiding direct contact […]
Punta Verde Resort in Lobo, Batangas is set against a pristine pebble beach overlooking Isla Verde Passage – an ideal destination to enjoy a peaceful seaside vacation. “Sorry there is no wifi. Talk to each other and pretend it’s 1995,” says of one the signages in the resort. True enough, being on a weekend detox […]