Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Visiting Kamay Ni Hesus

It was a spontaneous trip, nonetheless. But it's something worth while, because visiting the Quezon Province is not something me and my family do most of the time. I've personally been to Lucban once since 2000's. 

Kamay Ni Hesus - Lucban, Quezon

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The Queen City of the South

Taking a quick break and reflection is the ultimate purpose of my short span vacation in Cebu City. Although I survived a tough February work, I still need to get my myself back in to my both feet.

After a quick struggle because of my indecision's, I finally managed to realize that I really wanted to become a travel blogger (in some way). It was just, the fact of the matter is, each and every travel needs a lot of money. Although I've been arranging some of my travels in a tight budget, I just can't decide where and when should I be traveling, and how I can manage my time from work & travel.


Map of Cebu

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

The Baguio Expedition 2013

        I remember when I was a kid, there comes a time that our family comes in and out of Baguio City, maybe we can say that, once a year we go back to Baguio especially in the month of February, to come and celebrate at their annual Panagbenga Festival (also known as Flower Festival). 

 Dan Molde Photography at Ten Commandments, Baguio City

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

I Survived SAGADA

SAGADA, Mountain Province, Philippines - Perhaps one of the best travels I ever had in the past three (3) years. I never thought that this place will be one of my favorites since I last traveled to Legazpi (Bicol).

As I begin to depict my adventure, let me tell my readers first hand that this is a MUST - SEE tourist destination here in the Philippines. Perfect, cold weather for those people very busy with their jobs in the city, a great escape for everyone. 

A family trip is recommended. Although for adolescents, they must guide their parents and old folks during the trek. The activities present mostly are trekking, which requires a lot of strength, intelligence and wisdom, proper guidance and a strong mind and body. 

On behalf of the travelers, I invite you to personally look in to my blog, see the great attractions, and visit the place personally. I wanted to make sure that most people who plans to visit here is 100% fit and ready to SURVIVE SAGADA.