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They came, they saw, they fell in love. With the Philippines, that is. We chat with some of your favorite local and foreign travel bloggers and photographers about their experience wandering around the Philippines!
2014 • 07 • 29 Two decades after its catastrophic eruption, Mt. Pinatubo in Zambales has risen from the ashes and now attracts adventure seekers who dare to discover the breathtaking landscapes the eruption left behind. Steve Miller, who is known as the QiRanger in the World Wide Web, is
2014 • 06 • 11 He’s on a mission. Kyle Jennermann is a Canadian traveler who has left footprints all over Europe and Southeast Asia. But it wasn’t until 2012 — after being in 35 countries and working in three continents — when his itchy soles finally led him to
2014 • 06 • 02 Hawaiian adventurer and world traveler Cody Mafatu Easterbrook set foot on the Philippines a few years ago and found a “very wet” Manila! It was the middle of the monsoon season and there was a big flood when he arrived that he couldn’t make it
2014 • 05 • 22 They considered coming to the Philippines a “gamble.” They did not know much about the country. “We arrived in the Philippines with no expectations,” shares Steph, one-half of the travel blog 20 Years Hence. With husband Tony, she forms the wordsmith-lensman duo who has been
2014 • 05 • 21 “To be honest, I didn’t know a single thing about the Philippines,” he admitted. But that changed quickly. Brendan Lee is from Auckland, New Zealand, where, as in many other countries outside Asia, the Philippines seems to have a reputation as a rather dangerous place
2013 • 10 • 21 In September 2013, Rochelle started an online petition asking DENR-PAWB to order the immediate release of a sea turtle that was being exploited by locals on Turtle Island in Guimaras for tourism purposes (view the full text at //chn.ge/154pIaa). PAWB promptly addressed it just a couple of
2013 • 08 • 29 He calls himself the Traveling Dutchman, and he has been to the Philippines so many times, he lost count. After working for an arbitrage trading firm for 6 years, Jasper Ribbers decided to leave it all behind and travel the world. He’s been to over 50
2013 • 08 • 22 Pinoy Adventurista is on a roll. Back in 2009, he had not even been inside an airplane. Today, just four years later, he has emerged as one of the most prolific and most respected travel bloggers in the country! He has gone a long way
2013 • 08 • 14 I met Frederick Epistola (or Erick) February 2013 while pursuing a common goal. From what I have known, he’s an artist, agriculturist, political strategist, and so on. Little did I know that he’s also an innovator who tries to literally give light to the lives
2013 • 08 • 12 James Betia, better known as Journeying James in the blogosphere, has been traveling around the Philippines on a budget since 2003. “This is my way of encouraging fellow Filipinos to discover the beauty of our own country even with minimal resources,” he shares on his blog. But