Best Restaurants to Dine in Capiz One of the best parts of being on vacation is that you can have a taste of what the destination has to offer. Mostly, these restaurants would serve dishes that are made from ingredients that are abundant in the area. For example, Capiz province is the Seafood Capital of the Philippines. With that being said, it is safe to assume that the restaurants in this...
Eco tourism Parks to VIsit in Isabela Isabela is the second-largest province in the Philippines in land area and is located in the Cagayan Valley Region in Luzon. It is referred to as the “Queen Province of the North” and the “Corn Capital of the Philippines” as the center of the country's agriculture. But not just that, Isabela is also known for its iconic tourist attractions. However,...
Extreme Sports in Rizal to Try Photo from Unsplash Most people think of bungee jumping when thinking about extreme sports. However, there are other outdoor activities in the country. In the Philippines, extreme sports are not just for elite athletes. They can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to try something new. If you want to join the extreme sports community in Rizal province and enjoy some...
Best Attractions in Northern Cebu Bogo City Photo from I am a Cebuano To the north of the busy and lively Metro Cebu lies a wealth of natural landscapes and breathtaking views. While most parts of the island of Cebu are mountainous, the terrain flattens out a bit in several areas and northern towns like Bogo and Daanbantayan. Because of the unique topography, there are lots of natural springs and lush...
The University Town of Dumaguete City Photo from Golden Gate Suites Dumaguete city has evolved into a melting pot of students, professionals, artists, and scholars from all over the country and the world. With the presence of four universities and colleges that have made their mark locally and internationally, the city has earned the title of "the center of learning in Southern...
What Pangasinan has to offer tourists Photo from The Happy Pill Pangasinan is the third-largest province in the entire Philippine Archipelago, with a total area of 536,818 hectares. It was given the name "asin" (for salt) after PanagASINan, which means "where salt is manufactured." With its expansive terrain, Pangasinan has a lot to offer. The province is full of fantastic tourist attractions...
It's no surprise that the Philippines has diverse cultural practices, customs, and organizations because it comprises approximately 7,600 islands and is divided into three main island regions. They are Luzon which is located in the northern part of the Philippines; the Visayas, which lies in the middle part of the country; and, last but not least, Mindanao, which occupies the country's southern...
San Pablo, Laguna, also known as "Lungsod ng San Pablo" is where adventure meets serenity. The city is an underrated gem offering many peaceful and relaxing escapades outside the metro. Also known as the “City of Seven Lakes,” the town sits in the foothills of three iconic Philippine mountains: Mt. Makiling, Mt. Banahaw, and the Sierra Madre. The place has a rich green landscape that is the perfect...
Instagrammable Places to Discover in Leyte Province Featuring Mangrove Boardwalk in Tacloban Photo from Adobe Stock Images For the longest time, the province of Leyte has not been known as a tourist site in the Philippines, nor is it mentioned in blogs or history books. The only sights that most people know about the beautiful province of Leyte are the San Juanico Bridge, also known as the Bridge of...
Most people are so busy working in a fast-paced environment that they are forcing every cell in their bodies to work. Students put a lot of effort into their studies because they have been told that obtaining an education is the only way to have a better life in the future. Working hard is nothing wrong as long as these folks enjoy themselves. No one can deny that working or studying is somehow...
