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Tuesday, 6 August 2019

Buntot Palos – Specifications, What to See, Hiking Guide

Buntot Palos

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Hidden along the eastern slopes of the Sierra Madre range in Pangil, Laguna, Mt. Buntot Palos and its Hidden Falls offer one of the most exciting waterfall treks in Southern Luzon. Known for its lush rainforest trails and the grand 80-meter waterfall tucked deep within its rocky gorges, this destination is a favorite among adventurers looking for a thrilling day hike combined with a refreshing wild dip.

Sunday, 4 August 2019

Mt. Mabilog – Specifications, What to See, Hiking Guide

Mt. Mabilog

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If you are looking for an accessible day hike near Metro Manila that rewards you with sweeping views of lakes and mountains, Mt. Mabilog in Laguna should be on your list. Nestled between San Pablo City and Nagcarlan, this gentle peak offers a peaceful escape through coconut groves, shaded woodland paths, and scenic vistas. Whether you are a beginner hiker testing your legs or a seasoned backpacker seeking a quick weekend retreat, Mt. Mabilog delivers a memorable outdoor adventure without demanding extreme endurance.

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery – History, What to See, Guide

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

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About

The Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery is a world-unique historical landmark and National Historical Landmark located in the town of Nagcarlan, Laguna. Built in 1845, it stands as the only subterranean burial site created during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines.

Friday, 2 August 2019

Pandin Lake – Ultimate Travel Guide

Pandin Lake

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About

Pandin Lake is widely celebrated as the cleanest and most pristine among the famous Seven Lakes of San Pablo City, Laguna. Nestled quietly in Barangay San Sto. Niño, this 20.5-hectare volcanic crater lake (maar) features deep emerald waters framed by towering limestone cliffs, lush tropical vegetation, and fruit-bearing trees.

Sunday, 28 July 2019

3B Rest House, Antipolo City

3B Rest House

About 3B Rest House

Perched in the cool and refreshing hills of Antipolo City, 3B Rest House is a hidden gem that offers the perfect blend of relaxation, comfort, and nature. With its cozy ambiance, spacious amenities, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, this rest house has become a favorite destination for families, groups, and travelers seeking a peaceful retreat just a short drive away from Metro Manila. Whether for intimate gatherings or weekend getaways, 3B Rest House provides an escape where serenity and comfort meet.

Monday, 3 June 2019

The Secluded Erin's Place Resort, Baras, Rizal

Erin's Place Resort

About Erin's Place Resort

Nestled in the refreshing landscapes of Baras, Rizal, Erin’s Place Resort offers a peaceful getaway perfect for families, friends, and weekend travelers. Surrounded by nature and blessed with a laid-back ambiance, the resort provides the ideal spot to relax, swim, and bond while being just a few hours away from Metro Manila. Whether you’re looking for a quick escape from the city’s hustle or a venue for special gatherings, Erin’s Place Resort combines comfort and nature for a memorable stay.

Monday, 29 April 2019

Aliwan Fiesta

Aliwan Fiesta

About Aliwan Fiesta

Aliwan Fiesta, or Aliwan Festival, is an annual event where colorful festivals from different regions in the Philippines gather in one area to compete for the coveted title. Having said that, Aliwan Fiesta is known as the "festival of all the festivals in the Philippines." Aside from the given title, the winners will also bring home cash prizes and many more. This event has a huge contribution to Philippine tourism because it is the best way to let the world know, or the universe rather, that those festivals are More Fun in the Philippines. Anyways, Aliwan has a series of events, such as the street dance competition, the float parade, and the Reyna ng Aliwan.

Friday, 25 January 2019

Jolo, Sulu: Tourist Spots, Destinations, What to do and Where to stay

Sulu tourist spots

While the sun was still setting and we were a few kilometers away from the port of Jolo, I noticed the big picture and the stunning view of Sulu - an island province in the Bangsamoro Region. Although this province is always associated with "war," my solo backpacking in the province is proof that traveling to this part of the Philippines is safe. I even discovered that the people are friendly and accommodating. Below are the must-do and must-visit tourist attractions and destinations:

Friday, 14 December 2018

Mt. 387 Hiking Guide – Specifications, What to See, Tips

Mt. 387

Dubbed as the "Chocolate Hills of the North," Mt. 387 (also known as Batangas Peak) in Carranglan, Nueva Ecija, is one of Central Luzon's premier day-hike and camping destinations. Known for its rolling pine-clad hills, scenic ridge views, the famous Lovers' Tree, and refreshing side trips to Aloha Falls, this mountain offers a complete outdoor adventure for both beginners and seasoned hikers alike.

Tuesday, 9 October 2018

Backpacking in Capiz, Antique, Guimaras, and Ilo-Ilo

Solo-Backpacking in Capiz, Antique, Guimaras, and Ilo-Ilo

Overview of Western Visayas

Embarking on a solo backpacking adventure across Capiz, Antique, Guimaras, and Iloilo is a journey through Western Visayas’ rich blend of heritage, natural wonders, and island life. In Capiz, experience its coastal charm and reputation as the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines.” Head to Antique for adrenaline-pumping activities like river tubing, kawa hot baths, and exploring unspoiled mountains and beaches. Take a short boat ride to Guimaras, where sweet mangoes and island-hopping escapades await. Finally, immerse yourself in the cultural heart of Iloilo, with its centuries-old churches, vibrant festivals, and bustling food scene. Perfect for solo travelers, this route offers a balance of adventure, history, and authentic local experiences in one unforgettable trip.