Planning a weekend trip? Ready to ditch the stress of work or school? Look no further! Whether you’re looking to unwind or go on a mini adventure, we’ve rounded up some “not-so-awesome” activities to try […]
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Mt. Maculot: Why do we climb mountains?
“What?! You’ll go to Luzon just to climb a mountain?!” That was the initial reaction of my father upon asking permission for our trip to Batangas. I know. It’s outrageous. Though he knew my crazy […]
CEBU: Where to go this Semestral Break?
“To travel is to live.” – Hans Christian Andersen After the exhausting first semester, it is but reasonable to reward yourself with a break by going somewhere where you won’t be reminded about the assignments, […]
HENERAL LUNA: Do not watch
“Isang karangalan ang ipaglaban ang ating Inang Bayan.” – Heneral Antonio Luna Movie reviews are not my cup of tea but I completely feel the need to share my thoughts about this biopic. I don’t […]
REFLECTION: Salute to our Unsung Heroes
“I believe in the dignity of labor, whether with head or hand; that the world owes no man a living but that it owes every man an opportunity to make a living.” -John D. Rockefeller […]
The Perks of Being a Single Adventurer
While rockclimbing Taraw Cliff in El Nido, Palawan, we got into a heated argument with our guide. The topic? Which is better: traveling alone or with a partner.
Is this country still worth dying for?
Can the generations to come still say that this country – the Philippines – is still worth dying for?
Around Negros and Apo Island in 42 Hours (Updated 2024)
“ADVICE FROM A SEA TURTLE: Swim with the current. Be a good navigator. Stay calm under pressure. Be well-traveled. Think long-term. Age gracefully. Spend time at the beach.” – Carova Beach Crafts Often, the very […]
What Happened in Argao—the Beginning of Many Adventures
Our adventure in Argao commenced with a combination of river and highland trekking. From the jump-off point, we trekked about four to five kilometers until we finally reached the mystical Agta Cave (Balay sa Agata). To get there, we had to rappel down cliffs and carefully navigate into the cave’s mouth.
Dakilanglaagan 