Tag: visayas

travel by dakilanglaaganJun 12, 201911:59 am

When some things are not meant to be at Lintaon Peak

But aside from sunset, Lintaon Peak is best enjoyed at night because of its 16,000 LED roses that light up when darkness comes. If you’ve read about my post of Jardin Necitas in Bohol, you’ll know my growing desire to witness these buds glow at night. We were quietly marveling the sunset when out of nowhere the wind became stronger and drops of water began pouring. Wilma and Agustine immediately secured baby Amarise while Badeth instantly assisted Nanay in going back to the function hall where the entrance is located.

travel by dakilanglaaganJun 12, 20191:40 am

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.

travel by dakilanglaaganAug 20, 201810:23 am

Tuburan Escapade: Fulfillment of a Promise

Like many other parents, mine aren’t perfect. They argue, talk bullshit about each other, come up with poor decisions, and fight over the silliest thing. Like many other children, I once wished that I was […]

travel by dakilanglaaganMay 23, 20187:14 am

Behold Bohol: The Beauty of Resilience

My first ever out of Cebu adventure was a tragedy. It was way back 2013 when a killer quake happened in Bohol causing a massive impact on the lives of the people living in the […]

travel by dakilanglaaganDec 31, 20171:16 am

Forget the Traffic, Let’s Go to Minglanilla’s Matun-og Falls

Matun-og Falls is a two-tiered waterfalls located in the highlands of Minglanilla, Cebu. As its name suggests, the water running in the area is cold or “tun-og”.

travel by dakilanglaaganNov 26, 201711:04 am

A Break from Adventure, Staycation at Century Plaza Hotel

We’re in a world that focused too much on achievements, on doing something to prove our worth. Though it’s essential to find our meaning in our limited days, fragile beings as we are, it’s difficult […]

travel by dakilanglaaganOct 16, 201711:38 am

Solo Biking around Olanggo Island: Where Wild Hearts Go

There will always be days like this – when we find ourselves in the middle of nowhere. But it’s not every day that in the middle of nowhere, we find ourselves. We understand ourselves. And we feel that very flesh beating erratically inside our chest, behind those shatterproof ribs.

travel by dakilanglaaganOct 2, 20179:47 am

White Cave traverse to Calbasaan Peak

Saturday Anybody who’d by chance see that kick would be astounded. He was still his bubbly old self but for those who’ve known him deeper, they’d know how paralysis changed him. He was smiling […]

travel by dakilanglaaganAug 22, 20168:52 am

BMC: A MUST OR NOT?

Today, with the world more connected than ever, it is easy to share experiences through various social networking sites – allowing more people to know that behind the totally developed urban areas of the country, […]

travel by dakilanglaaganJun 24, 20167:24 am

Finding Dory: A Traveler’s Reflection

“When life gets you down, do you wanna know what you’ve got to do?

Just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming.” -Dory

Do you know that feeling when you really want to get something but you can’t? It’s like trying to reach your back which is so itchy but you can’t or answering a test in Algebra but you studied Trigonometry. Frustrated. Yes, that’s the right word. I have been totally frustrated these past few weeks. I have not been out for almost two months and it is totally frustrating. Wait, did I repeat it again – the word frustrating? Frustrating, right? WAHAHAHAAHA. :D :D :D

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