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…
Tag: It’s More Fun in the Philippines
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…
Picture-Perfect Moment: Coffee Project’s Initiative
After a rigorous session at Pro Shape Gym, my body kind of craved a movie and a tonic drink. I dragged the commanding-in-chief to come with me to the nearest mall in the area, “Vista Mall”. On our way to the entrance, we passed by this cafe called “Coffee Shop”. We were immediately captivated by…
Time Stands Still at Trinity Islands in Oas, Albay
Bonding with nature once in a while is something I am passionate about. It does not only give me the opportunity to travel, it also gives me the chance to do a favorite fitness regimentation or adventure and make quality time with loved ones . This kind of excursion is a necessity to an Overseas…
Why Bagolatao’s White Pebbles Beach Is The Perfect Summer Destination In The Philippines
Last 10 January 2016, I submitted an entry to Sir Melo Villareal of the Out of Town Blog’s collaborative post titled “Perfect Philippine Summer Getaways According to Pinoy Travel Bloggers”. I actually considered five choices. If you are up for optimum summer adventures such as island hopping, sightseeing, mountain climbing, swimming at the beach, and camping,…
Basilica Minore de Peñafrancia: A Home To The Most Celebrated Festival In Bicol Region
Like the province of Isabela where I originally come from, Camarines Sur has its fair share of well-known churches. But when it comes to ecumenical festivals, there is only one church that stands out: Basilica Minore de Peñafrancia. It may be relatively new compared to its aged counterparts but thousands to a million of devotees around the…
Bagolatao’s Pebble Beaches: For Your Information
1.There are no eateries in the area so you should bring your own bring food. The sari-sari stores could only provide for sodas, liquors, and junk food. 2. The terminal serving jeepneys bound to Bagolatao Pebble Beaches including White Pebbles Beach Resort is located beside the biggest LCC Mall in Naga City. There are also…
Bagolatao Trilogy’s Part 3: Dipping In The Seawaters
Amidst my now urban life’s constant uproar, I refuse to forget how nature nourishes me. There is a big difference between watching the azure waters and plunging into it. Did you ever wonder why you do not want to leave the seawater that easy especially when you were a lot younger? This explains why swimming in…
Bagolatao Trilogy’s Part 2: Stargazing By The Beach
In the evening, while Ms. Wonderwall and I were resting on the veranda, the clouds that were covering the skies earlier were clearing away. Without a doubt, it was a clear night away from city lights. This paved the way for the so-called diamonds in the sky to swagger their ethereal sparkles. Both of us…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Zigzag
The biggest island in the Philippines, Luzon, is known for having lots of roads that are characterized by sharp turns. If we were to pick one well-known roadway that reifies the concept of a zigzag scenic route, there’s one that stands out: Kennon Road. This road in Benguet province connects the mountain city of Baguio to the lowland town…
