Ocular “Inspection” at Fairmont Riyadh

Yours truly has recently visited one of the high-priced hotels in Riyadh, Fairmont, and “is” truly impressed with its stunning ambiance. View this post on Instagram “The Ceiling Chronicles” #storiesofthewanderingfeetandmind #thewanderingfeetandmind #randomplaces #riyadh #riyadhguide #riyadhbloggers #riyadhblogger ##riyadhconnect #riyadhtours #riyadhtourism #lovinsaudi #fairmonthotel #interiordesign #ceilingdesign #ceiling #ceilinglight #5starhotel A post shared by Sonyboy Fugaban (@thewanderingfeetandmind) on Jul…

Rambling Through Jumeirah And Dubai City At Night

When I first set foot on Dubai in 2016, I felt that I had already seen a large part of a modern city that represents the look of the future where nature, architectures, and entertainment blend perfectly. I thought it is going to take a while before I come back, like it will probably take…

Communing with Nature in the “Tourist Spots Filled” Province of Albay

Communing with nature is something I have been doing since I learned to recognize the value of it. My definition of it translates to what I call “nature therapy”. That is to recharge and reconnect with myself through the abundance of nature. I do it in a multitude of ways such as watching the sun…

Eid Holidays in the United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi and Dubai

This weekend getaway for the Eid Holidays this year began with a 90 km driving speed on the illuminated highway of Al Kharj at exactly 9:30 PM where a scenic overlook of the city spread out like wildfire upon merging into the long stretch of pitch-black highway from Haradh to Al Batha. The latter paved…

Moments of Happiness Out of the Blue

I was driving around Exit 5 for some personal errands after work earlier when I noticed the tempting view of the yellowish, orangy sky plus the intriguing cloud figure of a phoenix rising not too far from where I was positioned. View this post on Instagram 1. The white phoenix in my book has risen…

Ilocos Sur Tourism’s In the Spotlight: “Calle Crisologo, Coffee Break Vigan, and Plaza Salcedo’s Dancing Fountain”

The northern part of the Philippines maybe blazing but so are its tourist attractions. This is the reason why people still flock the Ilocos Region particularly Vigan. View this post on Instagram #heritagesite #worldheritagesite #cobblestone #spanishhouses #colonialhouse #colonialhomes #skyline #skylinephotography #itsmorefuninilocos #ilocossur #architecture #architecturephotography #vigan #viganadventure #vsco #itsmorefuninthephilippines #vacation2018 A post shared by Sonyboy Fugaban…

Feel a Connection with the Ocean through Fathom Bracelets’ ANTILLA Thimble Charm Bracelet Paracord Rope

Long before I fell in love with the mountains, there was the ocean and/or sea that first gave me the kind of comfort I wanted. That was the very moment I learned about the essence of solitude, when I first swam at the beach of Buguey in Cagayan back in high school. Since then, being…

Ilocos Sur’s Tourism Pride: “Multiple Tourist Spots for Free in Vigan City”

Working overseas has been teaching me a lot of life lessons. Building friendships that aren’t restricted by distance and time is one of the best ones so far. View this post on Instagram It’s refreshing to see that kid’s most famous fast-food restaurant with a flair or should I say under the umbrella of a…

Top Nine Ceilings of Riyadh

I once read that some of the world’s most glorious sights can only be experienced if you crane your neck. I am very fortunate to have developed that habit when I got to work overseas, here in Riyadh. I can now boastfully asseverate the statement. I could not blame my neck for Saudi Arabia, particularly…

Ten Things to Love About Winter in Riyadh

The days have grown shorter; the nights have gotten longer; the malls have become a haven for sale hunters; the temperature has dropped; and you have lost that motivation to work out. These only mean one thing: winter has completely taken over. While we adore the “hotness” of summer for it facilitates a plethora of outdoor…