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Admit it or not, natural attractions on your destination are more interesting to explore than the usual landmarks and historical sites. Not that I hate the latter, but attractions created by nature have greater impact on my experience and stay in a certain province. I was able to discover another spot I didn’t imagine actually…
Have you ever tried exploring a science city? Not a city having lab equipment as landmarks or having a park with the Periodic Table etched on the terrazzo. This city was tagged as such because of the availability of private and government agencies that facilitate different research for the purpose of development. Muñoz City has…
Martial Law and Marcos’ dictatorial governance is a common topic being discussed by the family during gatherings while the parents try to recall their teenage years. Since it was also part of Philippine History, I wasn’t able to shun it during my secondary and college education. However, I can’t remember a part where Aquino, during…
Some snaps from my childhood emerged, as the vehicle was moving toward the multicolored Hansel and Gretel inspired welcome arc having two life-sized toy soldiers. We continued along the thoroughfare and the car was finally put to rest. We were welcomed in Carron Dream Park by the clowns stuck on random light posts. Theme-parks were…
In a province where gastronomy is not that widely familiar to outsiders, these restaurants in Nueva Ecija try to introduce new flavors and satisfy every famished traveler. The influence of other cuisines is evident on their menus having a diverse range of offerings: such as Western, Thai, Italian, Japanese, to the local ones like Kapampangan…
The short visit to this goat farm in Tarlac happened during the second day of the Tara Quing Tarlac tour. I didn’t set expectations on what to see on the farm aside from goats, plainly as that. JSJ Goat Farm is located in Barangay Caturay, Gerona, Tarlac and owned by the couple Jeffrey and Kathleen…
Eighty percent of Filipinos are Catholics and Holy Week is an event every devotee looks forward to in a calendar year. It is the time when believers search for destinations where they can spend some of their time to reflect. And one of the dutiful traditions during the Lenten is the Visita Iglesias wherein there…
Tagged as the gateway to the historical Mount Pinatubo, the long list of tourist attractions of Tarlac doesn’t end there. The province is one of the first to rise against Spain during the Philippine Revolution in 1896 making it more fascinating to explore in terms of history. However, it is usually being left out and…
Antique is enormously endowed with eco-adventure activities from white water kayaking and waterfalling in Tibiao, island hopping in Culasi, and river exploration in Pandan. The northernmost town Libertad is no exception, with its Maanghit Cave amid the rainforest. “Welcome Pinoy and Foreign Travel Bloggers to Libertad, Antique.” We spotted the statement on a hand-woven mat…
