I’ve been to Jomalig Island thrice and I can say that it is still my favorite island. It is an island municipality off the coast of Real, Quezon which is a 5…
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15 Best RESORTS IN QUEZON PROVINCE (Top Picks for 2026)
Sitting just below the country’s capital of Manila is another nostalgic province that will surely make you feel at home. It is one of the precious gems of Southern Luzon filled with…
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15 Best Beaches in Quezon 2026 (white & golden sand beaches)
One of the most wonderfully blessed provinces in the Philippines is no other than Quezon Province. Known for its heavenly islands and peaceful coasts, Quezon is the perfect tourist destination for everyone…
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Candle Festival in Candelaria: Faith, Fire, and Festivities
If you happen to be in Quezon Province as January quietly slips into February, there is a good chance you will feel something special in the air. In the town of Candelaria,…
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Centurion Festival of Quezon: A Quiet Town’s Powerful Tradition
If you find yourself in Quezon Province during Holy Week and you want to witness something deeply moving and truly local, the Centurion Festival in General Luna is worth the journey. Also…
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Araña’t Baluarte Festival in Gumaca, Quezon: History, Events, and Travel Tips
Every May 15, many travelers head straight to Lucban for its colorful kiping-covered houses. But if you keep going south, past the usual festival trail, you will reach the coastal town of…
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Agawan Festival in Sariaya, Quezon (History, Events, and Travel Tips)
Every May 15, while nearby Lucban quietly shows off its picture-perfect kiping displays, the town of Sariaya in Quezon chooses chaos in the best possible way. This is Agawan Festival, a harvest…
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Niyogyugan Festival: Celebrating Quezon’s Coconut Heritage
Known as the “Mother of All Festivals” in Quezon, the Niyogyugan Festival is a colorful celebration of the province’s rich cultural heritage and its main livelihood—the coconut. The name itself, “Niyogyugan,” perfectly…
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Best Festivals of Quezon Province: Celebrating Life, Culture, and Community
Quezon Province is more than just beautiful mountains, fertile lands, and coastal towns—it’s also a place where culture comes to life through its vibrant festivals. These events aren’t just fun parties…
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PAHIYAS FESTIVAL: Quezon’s Display of Culture and Color
If you’ve ever wanted to experience one of the Philippines’ most colorful and festive celebrations, the Pahiyas Festival is the place to be. Held every May 15 in Lucban, Quezon, as well…
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MAUBANOG FESTIVAL: Celebrating Culture & Community in Mauban, Quezon
I’ve visited Mauban in the past, but during that trip, I went directly to the port and then to Cagbalete Island, the town’s most renowned island. I had an amazing time but…
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El Vito Estuario Resort in Jomalig Island (Review)
During my latest trip to Jomalig Island in Quezon, we stayed at this resort located at the end of a long beach with sandbars. It was my third time on the island,…
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JOMALIG ISLAND: DIY Budget Expenses and Itinerary
Jomalig is an island municipality of Quezon and is considered one of the smallest towns in the province. Just a small island off the coast of the Pacific Ocean, it was only in…
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Traveling from PITX to LUCENA by Bus (A Comprehensive Guide)
Planning a trip from the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) to Lucena, Quezon? Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, this article will guide you through the simple steps to make…
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PINAGONG: The Unforgettable Bread of Sariaya, Quezon
I’ve recently been traveling to Bicol, covering various festivals. During these journeys, whenever the bus stops over in Quezon, particularly in Sariaya, I always encounter a popular local bread, either sold by…
