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Quezon province is a popular summer and weekend destination because of its accessibility from Manila, and numerous attractions and things to do. It has many beaches worth a visit or overnight stay, waterfalls to chase, historical landmarks, a colorful festival, and delicious gastronomic offerings. There are many buses that travel
2018 • 06 • 26 Quezon is a popular destination because of its proximity to Manila and other cities in the south. Many city dwellers visit the province to go beach bumming, swimming, and other related activities. The region and some of its beaches are easily accessible by public or
The province of Quezon has a lot to offer for beachgoers and those seeking a quick weekend getaway from Manila or the big cities in the south. The province has plenty of beaches to choose from, whether one is looking for an easy place to get to or a remote
2019 • 02 • 22 Are you looking for an unspoiled beach destination? One of the places you can consider visiting even just for the weekend is Jomalig Island. It is part of Quezon province but is one of its most distant municipalities. Its relatively remote location provides you with
2019 • 02 • 22 The province of Quezon is no stranger to island paradises and pristine white-sand beaches. But for those looking to stray a bit from the well-trodden path, the town of Alabat is at your service. Located on the eponymous finger-shaped island, right on the heart of
The Philippines is famous for beautiful beaches with blue-tinged waters and sand as white as snow and as soft as powder. There are plenty of provinces that offer rest and relaxation on the beach for tired and weary wanderers. For those who want to test their mettle on the waves
2016 • 05 • 08 “You’re lucky enough to find forever in friendship and blessed when it became your family.” This was how Abby Malicdem described her relationship with her closest travel buddies. Abby and friends recently celebrated 10 years of being together, and it was but fitting to hold
2016 • 04 • 16 Where two rivers—Bumbungan and Balanac—create a convergence, we find a humble municipality billed as the tourist capital of Laguna: Pagsanjan. Pagsanjan is the home of the Bangkero Festival, a celebration in March that sees the town’s bangkeros paddling in tourists amid rapids and between boulders
2014 • 05 • 29 Much has been said about Borawan. The beach has been transformed from Quezon’s best-kept secret to a crowded strip. It has become one of the go-to beach destinations among Manila-dwellers and it’s not difficult to see why. Imposing cliffs frame the sandy coast, freckled by
2014 • 05 • 29 Dampalitan is one of the three most popular islands dotting the northern fringes of Tayabas Bay. But unlike the other two, Pagbilao Grande and Pagbilao Chica Islands, it is part of Padre Burgos, the usual jump-off point. Of the three beaches that are part of