Tag: travel

  • Singapore Revisited: Exploring the Lion City’s Endless Delights

    Singapore Revisited: Exploring the Lion City’s Endless Delights

    My return to Singapore was a unique adventure – a chance to acquire new knowledge and become the trusted guide for my fellow travelers. In this journey, I witness Singapore through renewed eyes – myself as a seasoned traveler and my companions as eager first-timers. You see, every initial journey…

  • Manila Eateries: Interesting Dining Places in the City

    Manila Eateries: Interesting Dining Places in the City

    Manila eateries have a way of turning an ordinary night into a memorable food adventure. This week, my evenings revolved around friends, conversations, and three very different dining experiences. Each place had its own personality and specialty. Together, they felt like a delicious journey through Korea, Japan, and the Philippines without…

  • Le Bistro D’Agathe: French Dining Within the Neighborhood

    Le Bistro D’Agathe: French Dining Within the Neighborhood

    Almost everyday, I pass by this corner house with red door and artsy walls in my neighborhood in Makati, Philippines. A signage states “Le Bistro D’Agathe“. Though I lived within the area, I’ve never actually tried the place. I was more familiar with the old restaurant housed in that corner…

  • Your Story: Tips for First-time Travelers to Spain

    Your Story: Tips for First-time Travelers to Spain

    Everyone loves to go on holiday and enjoy themselves for a week or two, forgetting all of the stress and hassle at home. Discovering a new place I have never been before is a feeling that I have always loved. I really like the smells, sounds and people that I…

  • Yummy Eats: A Delicious Food Adventure at the NBC Tent

    Yummy Eats: A Delicious Food Adventure at the NBC Tent

    Yummy Eats turned an ordinary day indoors into a delicious gastronomic adventure filled with exciting food discoveries. The annual eating and cooking fair of Summit Media’s Yummy Magazine brought together food lovers, chefs, and exciting food brands. Held at Taguig City’s NBC Tent at The Fort, the event was practically a playground…

  • Spring in Seoul: Chasing Cherry Blossoms in a City Waking Up

    Spring in Seoul: Chasing Cherry Blossoms in a City Waking Up

    Seoul in spring promised me something I had never experienced before: a real change of seasons. Growing up in the Philippines, I knew only sunny days, rain, and typhoons. Here, flowers bloom throughout the year, so spring and summer can feel almost identical. Spring, however, has one unmistakable attraction for me:…

  • Seoul Unveiled: An exciting adventure aboard the Seoul City Tour Bus

    Seoul Unveiled: An exciting adventure aboard the Seoul City Tour Bus

    Reflecting on my Seoul City Tour Bus adventure, I am filled with awe and gratitude for the unforgettable journey I experienced. From the majestic palaces and bustling markets to the serene hanoks and lively landmarks, I had the freedom to explore Seoul’s iconic landmarks, immerse myself in its rich culture,…

  • First-time in Myeongdong: Unleashing the Delights of Seoul’s Vibrant Heart

    First-time in Myeongdong: Unleashing the Delights of Seoul’s Vibrant Heart

    Missha. Etude House. The Face Shop. Nature Republic. Holika Holika. It’s Skin. A’Pieu. Skin Food. And the list goes on. This is Myeongdong, the bustling heart of Seoul’s shopping scene. This vibrant district is renowned for its array of branded stores that cater to every fashion enthusiast’s dream. As you…

  • First-time in the Trick-Eye Museum

    First-time in the Trick-Eye Museum

    If you think museums are booooring, think again. Here’s one that will let you roll on the floor laughing. Seoul’s Trick-eye Museum is one that will whet your photographic appetite. The paintings and the lightings are designed in a way that visitors can become part of the artwork. The Seoul…

  • First-time in Seoul: An Adventure into the Vibrant Heart of South Korea

    First-time in Seoul: An Adventure into the Vibrant Heart of South Korea

    Our Seoul jaunt was a trip to remember and one for the books. My cousin-friend Corr and I flew to Seoul, South Korea with mixed emotions. For about four months, we were planning our Seoul trip with excitement and enthusiasm. With some influence from Koreanovelas and K-pop, we’ve wanted to…

  • Pilgrimage to Tagaytay: Serenity in Nature’s Scenic Splendor

    Pilgrimage to Tagaytay: Serenity in Nature’s Scenic Splendor

    As a Christian nation, the Philippines regard Holy Week as an important part of the calendar. On a Black Saturday, my friends and I embarked on a short pilgrimage to the city of Tagaytay. Because of its cool weather and relaxed setting, Tagaytay has become a location of choice of…

  • First-time in a Holi Festival

    First-time in a Holi Festival

    Braving the scorching Manila sun, my friends and I went to the Seaside Boulevard of the SM Mall of Asia to join in the fun of the Holi Festival. Men and women, young and old, in white shirts gathered to celebrate this event. The Holi Festival, also known as the…

  • First-time in MNL Boutique Hostel: A backpacker’s haven

    First-time in MNL Boutique Hostel: A backpacker’s haven

    Backpacking in your own city — it’s not a new concept but it’s neither something that most people do. Recently, I tried being a backpacker in Makati, where I am a resident for almost a decade, as I stayed overnight in this new chic place that has been creating a…

  • First-time in Solaire Resort: A Luxurious Oasis of Entertainment and Tranquility

    First-time in Solaire Resort: A Luxurious Oasis of Entertainment and Tranquility

    They are out to change the game. And I want to believe that they are a step into it. Solaire Resort opened its doors to the public today. Due to the hype, it was expected that a lot of people will troop to this casino resort. Solaire Resort and Casino…

  • First-time in Suzu Kin

    First-time in Suzu Kin

    I agree. The best places to visit are those recommended by locals. I haven’t heard or read about this particular Japanese restaurant. The taxi I was riding zoomed past it and I wouldn’t even have taken a look at the signage. But the cab driver, eager to make pleasantries with his…