There’s this somewhat, shall I use the word “hostility” that you will feel from South Koreans against the Japanese -at least on some of the online contents that I have seen about Korean culture. Some videos and articles gives a… Continue Reading
As they say if only the walls could talk but in this case if only a bridge could talk.For over a century now the Punte de Malagonlong has witnessed time from the era of Spanish Discovery to the modern cultural… Continue Reading
The Changgyeonggung or Changgyeong Palace was the first palace that I visited in Seoul, the first ever real royal grounds that I have ever stepped on. It was really surreal walking around the grounds where kings and queens have roamed… Continue Reading
Barely knowing anyone among the group of travel bloggers that I met online I found my self being more adventurous than I have ever been in my life, I said yes to a trip with someone I have been with… Continue Reading
While our van was rolling making its way from one tourist spot to another during our Bohol Countryside Tour I can’t help but notice the beautiful churches that ubiquitously dot the scenery that we were passing through.
During days when I am off from work and I have got no travel getaway scheduled, I always go back to this place that makes me dream a lot, think a lot. Dream because I get to imagine what could… Continue Reading
Early last year, I was fortunate to be part of the production of the music video of Skabeche’s song for the Minasa Festival of Bustos, Bulacan. Before hand I really didn’t knew so much about this place so I was… Continue Reading
Standing obiquitous along McArthur highway is a historic house known to locals as the “Bahay Na Tisa”. Built in 1800 the house was initially owned by Capt. Valentin and was eventually transferred to Don Nazario then to Don Antonio Constatino.… Continue Reading
On our not so distant past trains, the Philippine National Railways (PNR) to be specific, had been part of our daily lives. I can still remember during my high school days that my dad would wake us up at around… Continue Reading
For so many years I have been passing through the McArthur highway commuting to and from the office. On 2011 I decided to quit my job and live the life that I have always wanted and one of the things… Continue Reading
Every time that someone says the word Cebu there are three things that comes into my mind the beach, danggit and señor Sto. Niño! I arrived in Cebu International Airport about past midnight and I didn’t want to waste my… Continue Reading
