It wasn�t my first time cruise in the sea between Cebu and Bohol. Back in 2006, we had a wonderful yet thrilling ride with the waves of Hilutungan Channel, with habagat winds raging on. This time, we enjoyed the calm sea and the beautiful tropical weather, hopping in the coral islands. This is island hopping, sun, sea, and sand without ...
In Davao, looks like everything is �king sized.� It is one of the largest cities in terms of land area, has wide roads, has the �King of all Philippine Mountains� which is Mount Apo, has �King of Mindanao Festivals� which is Kadayawan, has the �king of the fruits, which is durian, and the �King of the Philippine Skies� which is ...
If I had flown (or zipped) fast and furious in B�lakayo in Gensan, I guess I have defied gravity in Lake Sebu, still in South Cotabato. This S3X Tour hasn�t been more adrenaline-laden than before. The day before, we went to one of the fastest. This time, we�re going to take one of the highest ziplines in the country�and boy ...
It was my first time travelling beyond La Trinidad Valley and into central Benguet and all the way to Mountain Province in the Cordilleras. I was excited since it is also my first time heading to Sagada, and first time travelling in one of the most scenic, highest, yet (perhaps) precarious highway in the Philippines�Halsema.
Halsema Highway's Landmark
Halsema Highway, or ...
The conference has ended in Day 1 at Singapore, and it was time for me to explore this foreign area for the first time. Like I always do, I like to try taking up public transport, instead of being accompanied to my hotel by the event organizers.� Good thing I was about to change my Philippine pesos into Singaporean dollars ...
It is a widely known fact that Mount Apo is Philippines� highest mountain, home of the rare but mighty Philippine Eagle, and located in Mindanao. However, a lot of people don�t know that the �King of Philippine Mountains� is also a volcano! And evidence that would prove that this mountain is alive is the boiling Lake Agco in its foothills.
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Every time I go home, I see this woman on top of a building in the city--a woman aglow in gold who stares forwardly towards the sea, the green hills of Guimaras, and beyond. She holds stalks of rice against her bosom while a scythe on her left. Dressed simply with her traditional patadyong and covered her hair with the ...
