Manila. There’s no other place in the country as historic and vibrant as this one. The capital city of the Philippines has been through a lot of things during its rich history.…
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15 Most Popular Folk Dances in the Philippines 2026 (Culture & Heritage)
The Philippines is home to some of the most amazing things that can be found in this world. That’s right! From the breathtaking creations of nature, mouthwatering Filipino dishes, and their unbeatable…
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Subli: The Traditional Dance of Batangas
Subli is a dance that carries the heart and soul of Batangas. More than just a performance, it is a deep expression of faith, tradition, and community. Rooted in devotion to the…
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Nagbacalan Loomweavers: Preserving the Abel Iloko Artistry
After visiting the Malacañang of the North, it was time to explore more of Paoay, Ilocos Norte. Our next stop was the Nagbacalan Loomweavers, a group of artisans dedicated to preserving and…
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MALACAÑANG OF THE NORTH: Tracing History in Ilocos Norte
After having our breakfast at Cafe Luca in Laoag, we took a short trip to our next stop – the Malacañang of the North. This mansion served as the official residence for…
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QUIAPO CHURCH Mass Schedule (2024 Latest Update)
Quiapo Church, officially known as the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene and St. John the Baptist Parish, is a prominent Roman Catholic church located in the heart of Manila. Renowned for…
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Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots and Attractions
It feels good to make someone smile in the morning. An Aeta vendor couldn’t contain her happiness when I and a fellow travel blogger bought her kamote, a root-crop that she was…
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Kawit Cavite Heritage Tour and Attractions
A few hundred meters more before I arrive at the Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Cavite, I received a text from a fellow travel blogger and friend. “Jon, where are you?” Apparently, they…
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Albay Tourist Spots in One Day
It was already late at night when we arrived in Legazpi, Albay, the last leg of our 3 day Bicol escapade. We checked in at Mayon Backpackers Hostel and had our dinner…
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Cagsawa Ruins in Daraga, Albay
I’ve had some expectations with Cagsawa Ruins. With all the photos of this historical site in Albay on textbooks when I was a kid, I really thought that Cagsawa Ruins is located…
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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse in Burgos, Ilocos Norte
It was already late afternoon when we traveled to a winding road going up a hill to our last spot in Ilocos Norte that day. Once we got out of the van,…
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Daraga Church: History and the view of Mayon Volcano
When Mayon Volcano erupted in 1814, it destroyed houses and properties in Cagsawa, Albay and the nearby towns. People could have rebuilt their lives and moved on, but the center of…
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Barcelona Ruins and Church – Not in Spain, but in Sorsogon!
What’s our next destination? Barcelona! Sosyal. Hahaha! We’re not talking about the second largest city in Spain. Actually, we were on the second day of our backpacking trip in Bicol. We were…
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Paoay Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ilocos Norte
Heat is unforgiving during summer in the Philippines. And what more if you’re in the Ilocos Region? We were hesitant to go out of the van when we arrived at the parking…
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Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Cavite
Living in the crowded city and enduring the flood for so many years, Cavite has been a breath of fresh air, literally and figuratively.Our home is just near the rice fields and…
