One thing I’ve realized about traveling alone is that some of the best days are the ones when I don’t really have a plan. No itinerary. No list of attractions that I…
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My First Morning in Chiang Mai: A Closed Hostel, Old City Walk, Jing Jai Market and Lots of Food
It was so cold in Chiang Mai early that morning. Okay, maybe “so cold” is an exaggeration if you’re coming from a country with actual winter. Haha. But as someone from the…
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Bangkok to Chiang Mai by VIP Bus: My Comfortable Overnight Journey (The Weekly #5)
After exploring Bangkok for four days, it was time for me to go on an adventure in Chiang Mai, located in Northern Thailand. I had several options for travelling from Bangkok to…
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Spending My Last Hours in Bangkok at IconSiam (The Weekly #4)
It was finally my time to go to Chiang Mai. I was excited about it, but I still had a lot of time left in Bangkok that morning. Actually, I still had…
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Eating Like a Local at Huai Khwang Night Market, Bangkok (The Weekly #3)
Being a traveler has its perks. One of the best is meeting people along the way. One of those travel friends was Glen. I met him back in 2016 when I joined…
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Trying Mark Wiens’ Famous Pad Kaprao at Phed Mark, Bangkok (The Weekly #2, Thailand Series)
I had a good sleep and woke up at around 9 PM. Of course, I was hungry. I stepped out of the hostel and explored the city at night. Just a few…
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My First Morning in Bangkok: Immigration Nerves, Airport Soup, and City Walk (The Weekly #1)
Just like many Cebu Pacific promo flights to Bangkok, my flight schedule was way too early in the morning. Since I’m from Cavite, I had to make sure public transportation was still…
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The Weekly Blog Project Begins
Blogging has really changed over the years. Now that short videos have taken over the internet, written content like personal blogs has slowly gone down the drain. Personal blogging simply doesn’t get…
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NCAP Violations on Secondhand Cars: How to Check Before Buying and Who Pays Old Tickets?
Buying a secondhand car in the Philippines can be a practical way to save money, especially when you’re looking for a reliable vehicle without paying the price of a brand-new one. But…
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Kawayanan Festival in Pagadian, Zamboanga del Sur: History, Meaning, Schedule & Travel Guide
Every November, the spotlight turns to one of the Philippines’ most versatile natural resources as the province of Zamboanga del Sur celebrates the Kawayanan Festival in Pagadian City. And while the Philippines…
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Alex Eala Next Match at Ningbo Open 2026: Opponent, Schedule, Ranking & Latest Updates
Alex Eala is back to winning ways! The Filipino tennis sensation delivered an impressive performance at the Ningbo Open 2026 in China, defeating France’s Diane Parry in straight sets, 6–3, 6–1, on…
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Alex Eala Wins at Ningbo Open 2026: Match Result vs Diane Parry, Next Opponent & Schedule
Alex Eala is back to winning ways! After a challenging stretch of matches on the international tennis circuit, the Filipino tennis sensation delivered an impressive performance at the Ningbo Open 2026 in…
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Visa-Free Countries for Filipinos 2026: Updated Philippine Passport List & Entry Requirements
Planning your next international trip but don’t want to go through the hassle of applying for a tourist visa? I completely understand. For many Filipino travelers, especially those planning their first trip…
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Tan-Ok ni Ilocano Festival of Festivals: History, Meaning, Schedule & Travel Guide
If there’s one festival that truly brings together the culture, creativity, and traditions of Ilocos Norte, it’s the Tan-Ok ni Ilocano Festival of Festivals. Imagine watching hundreds of dancers in colorful traditional…
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NCAP Violation After Selling Your Car: Who Pays the Fine and How to Appeal?
Imagine receiving a traffic violation notice for a car you no longer own. You check the plate number, and suddenly you recognize it. It’s your old vehicle—the one you sold months or…
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PSA Birth Certificate Online: How to Request, Pay, Track Delivery & Check Fees
Getting a PSA birth certificate used to mean visiting a government office, waiting in line, and spending a good part of your day processing a document. Fortunately, that’s no longer your only…
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12 Best Bohol Beach Resorts: Where to Stay From Budget-Friendly to Luxury
When people talk about Bohol, the first things that usually come to mind are the Chocolate Hills, adorable Philippine tarsiers, the Loboc River, and, of course, its beautiful white-sand beaches. But if…
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eGovPH App Guide: How to Register, Verify Your Account & Access Government Services
Remember the days when getting a government document meant waking up early, traveling to a government office, waiting in a long line, and sometimes returning another day because you were missing a…
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South Korea Tourist Visa for Filipinos (Latest Guide): Requirements, Fees & Step-by-Step Application Guide
Planning a trip to South Korea? Whether you’re dreaming of exploring Seoul, visiting the beautiful palaces featured in Korean dramas, experiencing cherry blossom season, or seeing snow for the first time, South…
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Japan Tourist Visa for Filipinos (Latest Guide): Requirements, Fees & Step-by-Step Application Guide
Planning a trip to Japan? Whether you’re dreaming of seeing cherry blossoms in Tokyo, exploring the beautiful temples of Kyoto, experiencing the busy streets of Osaka, or simply enjoying authentic Japanese food,…
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Santa Ipon Festival in Ilocos Sur: History, Meaning, Traditions, Activities & Travel Guide
Every year, in the coastal town of Santa in Ilocos Sur, a fascinating natural event brings excitement to local fishing communities. Thousands of tiny, almost transparent fish begin appearing in the waters…
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How to Commute to BGC: MRT, BGC Bus, Jeepney & Routes From Manila, Cubao, Cavite and More
Bonifacio Global City, or simply BGC, is one of the busiest business and lifestyle districts in Metro Manila. It’s home to corporate offices, shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, parks, and some of the…
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Simbang Gabi 2026 Schedule: Complete Dates, Mass Times & Filipino Christmas Traditions
There are many things that make Christmas in the Philippines special. We have colorful parols hanging outside our homes, Christmas lights illuminating the streets, familiar holiday songs playing almost everywhere, and families…
