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Where to Eat at Sagada?

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August 18, 2016

On my 3 day stay at Sagada I was able to try at least 5 restaurants. Yet, only one restaurant made me come back twice: Sagada Brew.

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Location: Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines

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5 Food to Eat at Misamis Occidental

March 12, 2017

Why do you travel? Probably, most people take different trips to escape from day-to-day stress. Perhaps, some have the fondness of braving extreme adventures. In my case, it is during my sojourn that I get to learn more about interesting things or different norms of certain destinations. One sure way of learning about a locale is through discovering their native food. A local cuisine tells a lot about a place. Say for instance, what ingredients are rampant in their area, what is the climate of the place and, what does the majority of the population’s preferred taste. During my recent trip to Misamis Occidental, I was lucky enough to have a delectable treat — from pungent pork dish to a nutritious fresh fruit —you’ll surely never run out of choices to eat. So here’s a list of food that you should never miss when you visit Misamis Occidental.

How to commute to NAIA for just 20 pesos?

December 16, 2016

Perhaps, most of the budget travelers' dilemma whenever catching flights to NAIA is a convenient and an affordable way to get there. Well, fret no more since Airport Loop Bus is still here to serve you. Strategically located at the MRT and LRT common station at EDSA Taft, backpackers can easily take this airport bus service to a NAIA for just a minimal fee of 20 pesos.The Airport Bus Loop service starts at 5:40 a.m and ends as late as 11:00 p.m.. Going to NAIA The Airport Bus Loop terminal can be found downstairs the MRT EDSA Taft station particularly at the back of McDonald's.Other bus companies going to far-flung provinces such as Baguio and Pangasinan can be found at the terminal. Each service will leave at the terminal for about 15 minutes. However,since traffic flow is unpredictable arrival of the services is also unpredictable. Based on my experience, its first stop would be at NAIA Terminal 3 and then the 2nd stop would be at Resorts World Manila. ...

7 Destinations at Jimenez,Misamis Occidental

March 30, 2017

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3 Reasons to Visit Bato Springs Resort

May 27, 2016

Situated at the heart of San Pablo Laguna,Bato Springs Resort,is the perfect place to check out if you're looking for a tranquil place to have a dip. The resort is a family-owned business of one of my closest friend from college. Thus, I would always have the chance to visit this place every once in a while. So here are the reasons why you should include Bato Springs Resort as part of your vacation bucket list. 1. Close to Nature Indeed, Bato Springs Resort is located at the heart of the City of San Pablo Laguna but don’t let its address fool you. The location is just nearby the foothill of Mt. Banahaw hence it is fortunate enough to be graced with a wide range of flora. Since the place is blessed with a vast land of greenery, the air is always cool and refreshing. For instance,whenever, I visit the place I can always feel the cool puff of the wind embracing and caressing my skin.Also, at night the breeze will get even col...

10 Tips to Renew your Passport Fast

December 18, 2016

For the longest time, processing government IDs and documents has been a pain in the ass. Then again, I was surprised last Monday when I renewed my passport because it only took me 21 minutes to do such. Yes! you read it right. A mere 21 minutes and I was done. What added with my surprise is the fact that I was done before my parents were,considering that they were in the senior citizen courtesy lane. Perhaps, because there were a lot of senior citizens that time. I renewed my passport at DFA Pampanga at Robinsons Star Mills since it is more accessible from Bulacan and my parents would not like to stress themselves out of Manila's heavy traffic. I think most of us knows that passport is an essential document:whether you use it for its purpose as a necessary travel document or use it as just a mere valid ID.Though, its importance is apparent, most people are still lazy getting this small booklet. Why! because of the notion of inconvenience securing one. Then again let m...