The best travels are the ones that go unplanned and technology these days makes this rather easier for us. A random road trip powered by enthusiasm, a full tank of gas and a navigation app can lead you to places or that spur of the moment bus trip to catch that sunrise at Easter Island.ContinueContinue reading “Flight Booking Applications”
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AirAsia RED Hot Piso Sale
Due to public demand, we’re bringing back our RED Hot Piso Sale, now made even lower with NO FUEL SURCHARGE! ALL-IN fares start from at P218 only, ROUNDTRIP! Fly to/from Manila. Cebu, Kalibo, Davao, Tagbilaran, Kuala Lumpur, Macau and many more! Our RED Hot Piso Sale will air on Monday, 23 March at 00:01 GMT+8ContinueContinue reading “AirAsia RED Hot Piso Sale”
Sidetrip: Tagaytay
Sorry I have not been posting lately, been caught up with so many things. Nonetheless, I am giving you a quick update of my mundane life. I finally had the guts to resign from my previous company. I am enjoying this well deserved freedom at the moment and catching up mainly on sleep. I visitedContinueContinue reading “Sidetrip: Tagaytay”
The Cebu Travel Catalogue 2015
Cebu, an emerging powerhouse in the national tourism industry, prides itself in being one of the premier Philippine destinations as well as a gateway to the wonders and spectacles of the far reaches of the globe. In promotion of local and international travel, The Cebu Travel and Tours Association will once again be holding itsContinueContinue reading “The Cebu Travel Catalogue 2015”
Calea Pastries & Coffee
One must visit Calea when in Bacolod. It is imperative that one must visit this house of sweetness. Being a frustrated blogger and a self proclaimed baker, we headed out to Calea after our Silay trip. We arrived just as they opened and boy did I went straight to the cake display. The place canContinueContinue reading “Calea Pastries & Coffee”
Hofileña Museum
Did you know that there were only 29 surviving ancestral houses identified by the National Historical Museum? Silay City showcases a few of these houses and has been dubbed as the “Museum City” of the Philippines. When you stumble yourself in Silay City remember to visit the well preserved ancestral houses like the Hofileña Museum, BalayContinueContinue reading “Hofileña Museum”
Balay Negrense
Silay City boasts of magnificent ancestral houses which still stands up to this date. We decided to do a quick Ancestral House run while we were here. The area was rather easy to navigate and I frequently stop and awe with amazement of how they managed to keep these age old mansions in almost perfect condition. FirstContinueContinue reading “Balay Negrense”
El Ideal
Our visit in Silay City has been truly pleasant and utterly memorable. It is imperative that one must visit the oldest bakery in town. Still standing after what seemed to be 90+ years, the bakery offers the same baked goodness since it started opening its doors to the public. Situated right at the entrance of Silay CityContinueContinue reading “El Ideal”
Margie's Kitchen Butuan
Margie’s Kitchen has been part of every Butuanons life for years now. Margie’s boasts in quality pastry goods at a very competitive price. Meeting the demands of local patrons and tourists alike is no easy feat. The vision is to build a strong market position in Mindanao and hopefully all over key cities in the Philippines; they finallyContinueContinue reading “Margie's Kitchen Butuan”
Silay City
Bacolod is a no-fuzz city. Traffic is barely there even during weekdays and the people are truly helpful. It won’t be called the City of Smiles for nothing! If you remain awake on the last few hours of the bus ride to the city proper, you can have a quick glimpse of Silay City. TheyContinueContinue reading “Silay City”
Food, Travel & Whatevs 