I was literally freaking out yesterday. My three year relationship with my phone almost ended when I found out that it can no longer take good photos. My friends kept joking that maybe it was […]
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Baybay City: Beyond the horizons that you exist in
Now, our priorities changed, and those plans (vanished into thin air) were converted into something worth channeling our energies into. Ending our travel pact, was after all, for the better.
I wish I had more time…
I have never felt so little in my entire life. Back then, I always took pride in our Museo Sugbo, the biggest by far among the museums we had in Cebu. But standing in front […]
Jardin Necitas: When flowers cease to bloom (Travel Guide | 2020 Update)
Jardin Necitas houses 20,000 glowing multicolored LED tulips and roses that lit up at night. Obviously, the best time to visit the place is at night; however, since we have to go back to Panglao for our accommodation, we have to leave Jardin Necitas early so as to catch the 9pm dinner prepared at the resort. We arrived at Jardin Necitas by half past four in the afternoon when the sun was still brightly shining above all creations. We waited for the surroundings to dim a little so that we can still take photos of the glowing flowers… but we never got the chance to.
Mt. Talinis (Nacolon): Maybe Love is Sweeter the Second Time around
Nothing much changed on the trails of Mt. Talinis. The vegetation was still thick. There is an ample amount of water supply. The Twin Falls are still astoundingly beautiful. And Lake Nailig couldn’t have been more alluringly serene. Truly, first love never die. While I was silently trailing behind the pack, I was actually recalling the music played by Jet while battling with ascents.
What to do in General Santos when you’ve got nothing to do?
While we’re on our way to GenSan, a friend suddenly messaged me and asked what am I doing in the said place. “What are you doing there? There’s nothing much to do there.” Coming from a local of the place who happened to currently work in Cebu, she was particularly right. However, after several days spent in GenSan, I’ve learned that there’s more to the city aside from Manny Pacquiao and tuna.
15 Stunning Photos That Unveil Tawi-Tawi’s Hidden Treasures
Many Filipinos avoid visiting Batanes and Tawi-tawi due to perceived costs and dangers. However, a recent traveler group explored Tawi-tawi, uncovering hidden beauty and cultural richness often overshadowed by stereotypes. This journey challenges assumptions, encouraging exploration and deeper understanding of these provinces as potentially transformative experiences.
Lake Holon: Proof that Faith Can Indeed Move Mountains
Lake Holon has been a long time dream of mine. And sometimes, fate has it’s way of answering some dreams that were left at the back of our heads – resting, waiting to be finally get acknowledged.
Mt. Mandalagan: The Plight of Limatiks against Stereotyping
The driver. When commuting, I usually sit behind the driver’s seat for this sacred space allows me to peacefully fall into slumber while the rest of the population complain about traffic. Yesterday, I wasn’t able […]
Why Dakilanglaagan?
Of all the screen names in the world, why choose “laagan”? The dictionary provides a number of words that can come together to produce a domain name that would be both catchy and suggesting on […]
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