The pandemic has overstayed her welcome – and to be honest, she was not even welcome to wreak havoc in our lives for what seemed like a never-ending vicious cycle of the worse TV series we have stopped following. Social distancing, vaccination cards, boosters, the trial and error of the infamous face shields have becomeContinueContinue reading “How to Get VaxCertPH”
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Food Trippin': 032 Cebu
Cebu has got to be one of my most visited provinces in the Philippines and with that in mind, I have created a list of foodventures with varying degrees of budget. I have lived in Cebu for a good 5 years and visit every now and then. Not certain if that counts as being anContinueContinue reading “Food Trippin': 032 Cebu”
2900: Lively Laoag
I never had thought that I would ever get to visit Laoag in my lifetime. The plan to visit Laoag has been in the works for almost three to four years. I initially planned to visit while I was still in Cebu but I was fortunate in landing a supervisory role at work. I feltContinueContinue reading “2900: Lively Laoag”
2700: Vibrant Vigan | Food
The food train has stopped at Vigan. Still following and satiating my hunger pangs with a few random food exploits around the city. Vigan is a quaint place to go by and most foods are just a version of other cuisines and sometimes fusion! In true budget traveler fashion – I opted to go asContinueContinue reading “2700: Vibrant Vigan | Food”
2900: Lively Laoag | Food
What’s traveling without partaking on local delicacy? Thankfully I have no food allergies and with how I take food – one would think I had four stomachs. Anyone who travels on a budget knows that we only eat at fast-food places – this is entirely incorrect. You can actually save so much more money ifContinueContinue reading “2900: Lively Laoag | Food”
1006: Bustling Binondo
Binondo is a haven for cheap-finds, Chinese traditional medicine and some good old authentic Chinese food. It’s considered the oldest Chinatown in the world! It is also said to be the premier business and commercial district way before Makati. If you want to stroll around hoping for some peace and quite – this is notContinueContinue reading “1006: Bustling Binondo”
2600: Beguiling Baguio | Food
Baguio is a place for walking. Mind you, I reckon I walked more than 10 kilometers the whole time I was there. Trust me, if you plan to go over and reevaluate your life, go ahead and travel up north. It helped me decide what path I was going to take after the storm hasContinueContinue reading “2600: Beguiling Baguio | Food”
Baron's Kinilaw Sinugba Sashimi & Barbecue
My hometown of Butuan is known for Golden Tara, orange tricycles and banana chips. Yes, I am from the Timber City of the South. My short bio on the blog does not reflect this but it does pay to have a sense of mystery. *wink I am a proud Butuanon, I may not speak the local dialectContinueContinue reading “Baron's Kinilaw Sinugba Sashimi & Barbecue”
Teaser: 4 hours in 1006
Checked out Binondo for some good dimsum and hopefully landing on those xiao long baos!
8600: Beautiful Butuan
Baguio was a random escape from stress. Spelunking in Samboan was to explore. Glaring at the majestic Ruins of Bacolod introduced me to ancient architecture. I travel to: escape, explore and learn. Recently, I found another reason to travel – to be grounded back to my roots. I lived life with one mantra: If youContinueContinue reading “8600: Beautiful Butuan”
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