Category Archives: Where to go
SUBIC: A Haven for Bikers
I always bring my bike along whenever I visit the SBMA Freeport in Olongapo – whether for work or for a vacation. Right now, I am here with my wife to attend the wedding of Paolo Pagaduan and Marjonette Romulo;
SUBIC: A Haven for Bikers
I always bring my bike along whenever I visit the SBMA Freeport in Olongapo – whether for work or for a vacation. Right now, I am here with my wife to attend the wedding of Paolo Pagaduan and Marjonette Romulo;
BAGUIO: My favorite vacation spot
What better way to relax after a very hectic and tiring electoral campaign season than to spend it with a loved one in the high cool mountain air of the Cordilleras? Baguio is my favorite vacation spot. “Baguio air” as
BAGUIO: My favorite vacation spot
What better way to relax after a very hectic and tiring electoral campaign season than to spend it with a loved one in the high cool mountain air of the Cordilleras? Baguio is my favorite vacation spot. “Baguio air” as
Zest Air’s maiden flight to Kuala Lumpur takes off from Terminal 4
As I am writing this, we are at the departure lounge of the NAIA Terminal 4 (Old Domestic Airport) for the maiden flight of Zest Air to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This is actually the first international flight out of this
Zest Air’s maiden flight to Kuala Lumpur takes off from Terminal 4
As I am writing this, we are at the departure lounge of the NAIA Terminal 4 (Old Domestic Airport) for the maiden flight of Zest Air to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This is actually the first international flight out of this
Marikina Bikeways, first in the Philippines
The Marikina Bikeways is an integrated network of 52 kms. of bike lanes spread all over the Shoe Capital of the Philippines. Funded by the World Bank thru a dollar denominated grant in 2001, it advocates “bike to work” and
Marikina Bikeways, first in the Philippines
The Marikina Bikeways is an integrated network of 52 kms. of bike lanes spread all over the Shoe Capital of the Philippines. Funded by the World Bank thru a dollar denominated grant in 2001, it advocates “bike to work” and
PATIO SAN JOSE: For intimate time with family and friends
Patio San Jose – Outdoor/garden setting for special functions. Reunions, Birthdays, Weddings, Baptisms, Debut, Meetings, Kiddie Parties, Retreats. Private Infinity Swimming Pool. For intimate family gatherings and barkada outings.
Bahay San Jose – 2 Bedroom Pension House for weddings, balikbayans, tourists, and transients.
No. 60 Rosas Street, Twinville Subdivision, Concepcion Uno, Marikina City
Call (632) 9338580 or 09175256945
PATIO SAN JOSE: For intimate time with family and friends
Patio San Jose – Outdoor/garden setting for special functions. Reunions, Birthdays, Weddings, Baptisms, Debut, Meetings, Kiddie Parties, Retreats. Private Infinity Swimming Pool. For intimate family gatherings and barkada outings.
Bahay San Jose – 2 Bedroom Pension House for weddings, balikbayans, tourists, and transients.
No. 60 Rosas Street, Twinville Subdivision, Concepcion Uno, Marikina City
Call (632) 9338580 or 09175256945
HUNDRED ISLANDS in Alaminos, Pangasinan
Though I did not grow up here in our hometown, I spent my summers here.
And, it was only now that I had this sort of mystical experience where mist hovered over the still part of the water we were in when it rained. Such a sensoral experience because being in its midst and the sight of millions of raindrops splattering the sea competed with the contrasting heat of the water and the cold rain shower for the brain’s attention.
This must be the closest thing to ecstasy. A taste of heaven on earth … a glimpse of paradise.
So surreal. Just like that coming straight out of a high-budget movie set.
It was a perfect moment — a fleeting magical moment that cannot be captured or prolonged.
This experience really made our day. Coming as it did on our way back home to the mainland, Lucap, after spending almost the whole day in crowded Quezon Island.
It was our first time to visit Romulo Island and we had it all to ourselves. What more can one ask for?
HUNDRED ISLANDS in Alaminos, Pangasinan
Though I did not grow up here in our hometown, I spent my summers here.
And, it was only now that I had this sort of mystical experience where mist hovered over the still part of the water we were in when it rained. Such a sensoral experience because being in its midst and the sight of millions of raindrops splattering the sea competed with the contrasting heat of the water and the cold rain shower for the brain’s attention.
This must be the closest thing to ecstasy. A taste of heaven on earth … a glimpse of paradise.
So surreal. Just like that coming straight out of a high-budget movie set.
It was a perfect moment — a fleeting magical moment that cannot be captured or prolonged.
This experience really made our day. Coming as it did on our way back home to the mainland, Lucap, after spending almost the whole day in crowded Quezon Island.
It was our first time to visit Romulo Island and we had it all to ourselves. What more can one ask for?
PPUR: Longest underground river system
The world’s longest underground river system accessible to man can be found at the St. Paul National Park in the province of Palawan. It is 8 kilometers long. (Photo: OP-PCSD)
PPUR: Longest underground river system
The world’s longest underground river system accessible to man can be found at the St. Paul National Park in the province of Palawan. It is 8 kilometers long. (Photo: OP-PCSD)
Turismo Mismo! 