Cafe Lago facade The courtyard The cafe, which is also part of the famed Viaje del Sol, is very charming and unassuming. It has a small courtyard suited for intimate gatherings. Lush foliage surrounds the cafe inside and out. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. […]

I have been frequenting the southern towns of Laguna ever since I called this province home almost a decade ago. I have went as far as Liliw and even dropped by at Majayjay. Nagcarlan, the neighboring town,also boasts of several tourist spots worth mentioning. However, I have […]

I love anything old, archaic, antique and every synonym in between. So I fell in love with Guimaras more when I finally saw this rusting lighthouse in Guisi. Overlooking Panay Gulf, I almost defied gravity when I stood on top of her, not minding the […]

Coinciding with my visit to Liliw’s Tsinelas Festival, I have decided to visit this grand home once more which is  right in front of Sampaloc Lake in San Pablo City, Laguna. It is never boring to wake up here with a clear view of Mt. […]

The Tinago Falls of Biliran isn’t truly hidden anymore! Travelers and wanderers alike are sure on their way to discover her splendor. Read about my short visit here.

 Baker’s Hill Home to one of the most delicious Hopia I have tasted   It was a good thing that there were just the two of us. Traveling in a small group is favorable for those who have limited time. Compromise is within reach and […]

Sta. Rosa City of Laguna province is popular because of the famous Enchanted Kingdom and the influx of businesses from big corporations. Her amiable location from the National Capital Region (NCR) also makes it a top choice for starting families who wish to escape the crowded and polluted life in the […]

It was during the hot summer month of April 2012 when I first set foot in Calaguas. For a beach babe like me, I vividly remember how its azure skies and clear waters made me fall in love with her at first sight. I did […]

After having a refreshing nap at Balai Sadyaya Resort, me and my relatives woke up at a lazy afternoon bound for the town proper. Sariaya is a very Pinoy-sounding name. For me, it can even be given as a name for a Pinay girl, nicknaming […]

Fresh from my Palawan adventure a couple of weeks before, I found myself on the road again. This time, my feet led me to the old town called Sariaya in Quezon. I was missing El Nido that I had wanted a second dose of a […]