Rau-Ram Café: three years of Vietnamese cooking
I haven’t been to Saigon CafĂ©’s humble beginnings but I have witnessed it become what it is today – Rau-Ram CafĂ©. I wrote about their[…]
First-time in Taipei Zoo
Our first order of business when we got to Taiwan was to see the panda. It’s not everyday that we see it as there are[…]
Welcome Home Natural Garden Cafe
From the main highway of Lacson St. in Mandalagan, I turned on a road going towards Villa Valderrama. Before the entrance, my fellow blogger, Mea,[…]
The Sky Lanterns in Shifen
Releasing wishes to the heavens through a sky lantern is a popular tradition in Asia. In fact, it has also slowly becoming a trending group[…]
Jiufen’s Colorful Old Street
From the coastal area of Yehliu, Peter drove us upland towards Jiufen, located in a mountainous area of the Ruifang District, New Taipei City. Jiufen[…]
Yehliu and its Rock Images
There were mushrooms, candles, animals, profiles of a princess and a queen, a shoe, and so much more. These are the rock formations found in[…]
Dine Bacolod, Dine Philippines
Dine Philippines 2015 recently graced the City of Smiles with known names in the food industry. This food business and tourism caravan, held at the[…]
The Qingtiangang Grassland
The Qingtiangang Grassland is still part of the Yangmingshan National Park and seemed to be a few distance from Xiaoyoukeng. The fog has become heavier[…]
The smoky pits of Xiaoyoukeng, Taiwan
We were riding uphill and as we ascended towards the mountains, the weather has shifted. From the sunny and bright skies when we left Taipei,[…]
The EcoArk at the Taipei Expo Park
We had to include the Taipei Expo Park in our itinerary because one of our companions have watched on TV about this building built out[…]
10th Negros Island Organic Farmers Festival
Whenever the Negros Island Organic Farmers Festival is being held each year, it is fun to go to the Provincial Capitol Grounds in Bacolod City[…]
First-time in Taipei’s The Red House
We got to the Red House unexpectedly. We came into the Ximending area not knowing it was so close to our hotel. As we were[…]
First-time in Taiwan’s Martyr’s Shrine
It was late in the afternoon when we got to the Martyr’s Shrine. It was easy to locate it. From the MRT Dazhi Station, we[…]
Taiwan’s National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum in Taipei is located near the hilly portion of the metropolis. It was an easy commute taking the MRT Wenhu Line.[…]
First-time in Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
Taiwan’s rich history can be traced from its founder and former President, Chiang Kai-shek. The Republic of China (ROC) has made Taiwan, formerly called Formosa[…]