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When I was a child, perya is a magical word to my ear during the months of February and March when our town celebrates its annual fiesta. I remember my father bringing me to the perya almost every night to experience rickety rides, free-flowing sugary treats, and cheap prizes at makeshift game booths. For weeks…
Sagada is a municipality in the Mountain Province which is known for the hanging coffins. This is the traditional way of the locals in burying their loved one because they believe that the higher their bodies from the ground, the closer they are to their gods. Other activities that can be done in Sagada are…
I told myself, “I wanna see Sagada on my birthday!” I already started researching and drafting my itinerary for the trip a month before it. Networking with fellow bloggers who already gone to Sagada for tips. Originally, I planned to visit Batad Rice Terraces in Banaue before heading to Sagada. The plan was changed when…
Tired from the 6-hour dizzy bus ride from Sagada, Mountain Province, I went directly from Dangwa Terminal to Microtel Inn and Suites Baguio. The guard on duty opened the taxi door as he greeted and directed me inside the hotel. I didn’t spot the information desk easily since it is located adjacent to the main…
It is summer time once again and everyone is eager to feel the heat of the sun. The best time to visit the beautiful beaches and trying out adventure activities. Byaheng Victory, with the mission to showcase the best of Northern Luzon, is a joint venture of Travel Factor PH and Victory Liner, Inc. This…
Midway to the Cordilleras and suddenly boredom tickles you that you need to find a way to eliminate it. Pugo Adventures or PUGAD, a five-hectare adventure-resort located at Marcos Highway, offers extreme adventure activities such as zip lines, rappelling, wall climbing, paintball, ATV to heat you up before experiencing the cold weather of Baguio City. The…
After the camping in Zambales a week ago, I found myself again comfortably on my seat onboard a Victory Liner bus going to Capas, Tarlac. That day, I witnessed on my own bare eyes the splendid crater of once a site of destruction, the Mount Pinatubo. The Byaheng Victory: Conquer Mount Pinatubo scheduled on that…
Fresh from my solo travel to Ilocos, two separate travels were already scheduled to start the brand new year. One of my new year’s resolutions is to embark more adventures which includes trekking and camping. I will be experiencing these two with the help of Byaheng Victory tours, a joint venture of Travel Factor and…