MANILA | San Diego Wreck Site, History and Treasures
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Underwater archaeology deals with the recovery and analysis of ancient objects submerged in water. One fine example of this is the San Diego Wreck...
TAGUIG | Happier than a Cup of Lemon
Walking around the streets of Bonifacio Global City in Taguig will make you exhausted and thirsty especially if the sun is so high. Lots...
MANILA | Manila Ocean Park: Spending the Holiday at the Sea
November 30 was declared a national holiday to commemorate the birth of one of the greatest heroes of the Philippines, Andres Bonifacio. Thanks to...
TAGUIG | All-New Daily Lunch Buffet at Seda Hotel BGC Misto
Few years back, in one of the blogger events in Davao City, we stayed in Seda Hotel Abreeza. Since breakfast was part...
MANILA | Luis Ablaza and FCCP Halls
GALLERY I. Luis I. Ablaza Hall
Colonial Philippine religious art of the 17th to 19yh centuries, prominent among which is a retablo from the Church...
MAKATI | Junction Hostel Makati: A Different Hostel Living
Backpacker lodges and hostels, in previous years, only serve as a place for travelers to sleep, take a bath, and secure their stuff. One...
MANILA | History of the Filipino People: The Museum Way
The gallery presents information on the origins of the Philippine Islands and the Filipino nation. The exhibition focuses on the four periods of Philippine...
TAGUIG | Cravings Satisfied at Morning Mercato
Every Friday when we crave for barbeque and other grilled foods, cakes and pastries, the direction we’re taking after work is the road to...
MANILA | PHOTOHOLIC: Binondo in Colors
Binondo, the Chinatown of the Philippines, was founded in 1594 and considered as the oldest Chinatown in the world. It is the...
PASIG | Citadines Millennium Ortigas
When work tries to pin you down, one of the best things to do on a weekend is a perfect staycation. Concept...