Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
It’s undeniable that Baguio is among the most favored holiday destinations in the country, especially during the summer and Christmas seasons. Throngs of tourists flock to the City of Pines annually for its cool temperature, countless gastronomic offerings, and a wide array of attractions. And while Baguio holds a special
What’s a visit to UP Diliman without a foodtrip? If you’re looking for your next bite within this gigantic campus, we’ve rounded up a few spots that should definitely be on your list of where to eat within the campus! We’ve taken you across different landmarks across the University of
When in Baguio, going on a food trip is something you shouldn’t miss. But if you’re on a budget, where should you go? We’ll give you a list of options in this post! In a separate article, we listed some of the most popular and frequented restaurants in Baguio. However,
Tagaytay is a no-brainer choice for a quick escape from Metro Manila. It is easily accessible, has a relatively cooler temperature, is never short of restaurants and hotels, and boasts a breathtaking view of the Taal Lake and Volcano. This is one of our team’s go-to destinations to unwind because
It’s crazy to think that Asta and I used to be at University of the Philippines Diliman almost every day as students. We’re taking a trip down memory lane in this post as we come home to UP Diliman, with Mariah in tow! The University of the Philippines Diliman, more
There are many reasons why a lot of people, including our team, keep coming back to Baguio. I mean, it wouldn’t be called the summer capital of the Philippines for nothing. First, the cold weather. If you’re coming from Manila, or the lowlands in general, Baguio usually has a significantly
SM Mall of Asia (MOA) is not your typical shopping mall. Aside from the usual shopping and dining, it has a lot more amenities that mall goers and tourists can enjoy. It is located at Bay City in Pasay, which is a reclaimed area within Manila Bay. Spanning around 16
Mabuhay! Did you know that the Philippines has almost 200 languages? The exact number depends on the method of classification, but it’s still a lot, right? Tagalog is one of the widely spoken languages in the Philippines. Filipino or Tagalog? First things first! Filipino and English are the official languages
No matter how many times you’ve been to Tagaytay, there’s always a reason to go back. It is one of the destinations that sit quite close to Manila, so city-dwellers in need of a break from city life and yet enjoy its comforts run here. You’re probably familiar with Picnic
Ala eh! Parine na sa amin dito sa Batangas! If that intro isn’t obvious enough yet, this article is all about Batangas, a first-class province of the Philippines! This is probably new information to both our readers here on the blog and and our viewers on our YouTube channel, but