NEGROS OCCIDENTAL | Sugar Rush in Calea Pastries and Coffee
Most of my friends, online and offline, suggest that I should try Calea Pastries and Coffee when I visit Bacolod City. I didn’t know...
TARLAC | Rainy Weekend Stay at Microtel Luisita Tarlac
It was a stressful week at work for me with 2 4-hour trainings, weekly updates and generation of daily reports. What I needed was...
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL | The Ruins in Talisay City, Negros Occidental
Ever wonder why an old structure in Talisay City in Negros Occidental is famous and called as the Taj Mahal of the Philippines? Aside...
TAGUIG | Da Vinci, The Man Who Wanted to Know Everything
Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, an Italian Renaissance genius, is an inventor, artist, engineer, musician, architect, anatomist, geologist, mathematician, botanist, painter, sculptor, and...
RJDEXPLORER Turns 1
First blogpost on this site was posted last September 7, 2012. It was already a year since I started this travel blog and it’s...
ILOILO | Jaro, a City Within a City
Have you ever imagined a city that is also located within a city? You heard it right! Jaro is a former separate city of...
ILOILO | PHOTOHOLIC: Miag-ao Church
Miag-ao Church, also known as Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva, is one of the four baroque churches in the country that was inscribed...
ILOILO | Church Hopping In Iloilo: Blend of History and Religion
Aside from the provinces of Ilocos Norte and Sur, Iloilo is also known for having wonderful churches not only serving as a venue of...
QUEZON CITY | Mang Larry’s Isawan and Maginhawa St. Food Trip
One evening when we were having dinner, one of my workmates insisted to push through with the Maginhawa St. food trip we’re planning months...
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL | Seafood Paluto at Old Pala-pala Market, Bacolod
It was almost dark when I came back from my visit to the Taj Mahal of Negros Occidental, The Ruins in Talisay City. So...