My first visit to the province of Capiz was last 2016 when I focused on exploring its capital, Roxas City. There I got to eat lots of delectable seafood and also went back in time when I toured the historical downtown and visited Asia’s largest […]

Antique was the remaining province I hadn’t explored in the island of Panay. So when Air Asia launched flights to Iloilo via Clark, I knew it was the time I had been waiting for. Our gateway to the province was Iloilo City which was only […]

Bataan province is often overlooked as a prime tourist destination for those living within its vicinity. I used to have that thinking too. However, my visit to Bataan two years ago proved me wrong. Last year, I came back for the second time and enjoyed […]

My recent trip to the island of Panay lasted five days. It was a short five days but our time was made even more valuable when we flew with Air Asia from Clark to Iloilo. It was a good alternative flying out of Clark as […]

Reaching Bataan from Manila is now faster by the newest ferry service from Manila. With this development, tourists will surely soon flock to this province ready to discover more of its hidden beauty. In a recent trip to Mariveles’ Five Fingers, my friends and I […]

Summer came early when me and my friends traveled north in the now-not-so-sleepy town of San Juan in the province of La Union. Some of them were my long time friends, some were acquaintances while a few of them I met for the very first […]

Last weekend, my friends and I spent two days familiarizing ourselves with Mariveles, Bataan specifically exploring Five Fingers Though it wasn’t my first time in the province, I am glad that going to this sleeping tourism giant is now made easier through the recent launch of […]

San Juan, La Union is quickly becoming a better alternative option from other surfing spots in the country like Baler and Siargao. But with the town’s laid back vibe and good waves all year round, not to mention its vicinity from the capital (it’s just […]

My first visit to the City of Love back in 2012 made me include Iloilo in my list of towns/cities where heritage conservation is at its best. As a lover of history, I was in awe of its well-preserved ancestral homes. Some of the oldest […]

More than the revelry and pomp, Iloilo’s Dinagyang Festival focuses more on the religious aspect which is the 50th anniversary of the arrival of the replica of the image of Sto. Nino from Cebu. It also commemorates the arrival of the first Malay settlers in Panay […]