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Antipolo is an underrated road trip destination. Every time friends or families decide to go on a spontaneous joyride; Tagaytay has always been the first choice. It’s probably because of the cold weather and the numerous bulalo joints. But, you’ll be surprised with what Antipolo can offer. You may enjoy not just the view of […]
Now that Boracay has been closed by the government for tourists—at least temporarily—you might be wondering where to take your long awaited summer vacation before the season is over. Here’s one great option for you and you don’t even have to look further: Romblon. Perhaps unbeknownst to many, this province also hosts some of the […]
A significant, concrete step towards solving traffic congestion in Metro Manila was taken, as the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with North Luzon Express Terminal Inc. to pave the way for the construction of the North Luzon Express Terminal (NLET), an […]
The Philippines is a nation of festivals. Each month, not too few celebrations are held in various parts of the country. This April is known as the Harvest Month. This Harvest Festival is a celebration of the food grown on the land. Thanksgiving ceremonies and festivities are conducted to give thanks for successful harvests. Check […]
The province of Quezon is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Aside from the fact that the province is just a 4-hour drive away from Metro Manila, it also has a lot of tourist destinations in its arsenal. The tourist attractions in Quezon aren’t just all of the same thing, unlike […]
Zamboanga City is nicknamed the City of Flowers and is also called Asia’s Latin City. Zamboanga City is likewise well known for being the sardine capital of the Philippines. This is because a large number of sardine canning factories can be found in Zamboanga City. Aside from the large sardine industry, Zamboanga City is similarly […]
Known as one of the smallest Southern Tagalog provinces, Marinduque is located between the Bondoc Peninsula of Luzon and Mindoro Island. Most famous for the Moriones Festival, the province of Marinduque is one of the top tourist destinations during Holy Week. This festival is a celebration that involves the re-enactment of the passion and the […]
The Philippines is a nation of festivals. Each month, not too few celebrations are held in various parts of the country. This March is known as the Lenten Season. Lent is a penitential period, involving the dual disciplines of abstinence and fasting. Check out the events, dates, venues, and brief descriptions below. Island Garden […]
The Philippines is a nation of festivals. Each month, not too few celebrations are held in various parts of the country. Every February is known as the National Arts Month. The National Arts Month is spearheaded by the Office of the President and the National Commission of Culture and the Arts (NCCA), enjoining the public […]
Considered to be the food basket of Mindanao, Bukidnon is a landlocked province found in the Northern Mindanao Region. It was nicknamed as the food basket because it is one of the main producers of corn, rice, and pineapples in the region. With the whole province being landlocked, obviously, there are no beaches to be […]