We popularly see September, October, November as Fall months, as it happens across Europe, the Orients and the Americas. It is different, however, on the lands down-under, as these months are Springtime. This is the perfect time to visit NZ, as the weather is expectedly favourable and colours are popping everywhere. In addition, you still get to experience snow on the higher grounds, such as in Queenstown during our trip.
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Random Snapshots: Auckland,New Zealand
Dreamy, surreal, unspoilt scenery. After visiting New Zealand, a whole new level of appreciation for a foreign land had been set. Dream-like ocean views, lush green valleys, snow capped surrounding mountains, our short trip to New Zealand offered us a glimpse of good things that the country offers. The country enjoys peace, progress, opportunities and … Continue reading Random Snapshots: Auckland,New Zealand
Australian Tourist Visa: DIY Easy Online Application for Filipinos
Hey,hey,hey! I just got my Australian Tourist Visa approval a few weeks ago. The process is relatively easy and is very much DIY-able. Aside from rejoicing for the approval, I am also thankful that the Aussie Immig was generous enough to grant a multiple entry 'til 2020. Cool, diba? As such, I will be sharing … Continue reading Australian Tourist Visa: DIY Easy Online Application for Filipinos
New Zealand Tourist Visa for Filipinos 2018 – DIY Online Application Guide with Photos
WAIVED NA PO ANG TOURIST VISA FEE FOR NEW ZEALAND! True! Hindi po ito fake news. Before, it was mandatory to pay NZ$ 165. As of June 2017, A resolution has already been approved, stating that the Citizens of the Philippines do not have to pay anymore the fee or immigration levy for TOURIST/VISITOR VISA … Continue reading New Zealand Tourist Visa for Filipinos 2018 – DIY Online Application Guide with Photos
Take Me Back Balabac: A Travel Guide 2018
With the clearest turquoise water and unspoilt shores, Balabac is one of the less visited destinations in the Philippines that deserves a spot on top of your travel bucket list. Here's a quickie blog with nitty gritty details on how I reached the Balabac Group of Islands. But first, a little information muna about the … Continue reading Take Me Back Balabac: A Travel Guide 2018
Travelogue 2015
As a new year tradition(and hopefully I can keep it up), I am sharing these simple travelogue postcards of beautiful cities I've visited the past year. All shots were taken by me with my Sony. Feel free to share. =)
Wandering Venice : A D.I.Y. Walking Tour
Venice, without a doubt, is the most picturesque place I’ve ever been. The romance, the beauty of its unique setting, its architecture, and the old world feel you see it in movies and on TV, makes this city even more interesting. Every corner and turn in this city are layers and layers of beautiful subjects, making Venice … Continue reading Wandering Venice : A D.I.Y. Walking Tour
A Peek Inside the Louvre (And tips on visiting one of the world’s richest museums)
"I spent 8 hours in the Louvre, and it wasn't enough!" That is how I replied when once asked about my visit to the famous museum. It is no secret that the Louvre is one of the world's largest museums and a historic central landmark in Paris, France. The Louvre houses vast collection of art … Continue reading A Peek Inside the Louvre (And tips on visiting one of the world’s richest museums)
Bonjour Paris: A One Day D.I.Y. Walking Tour
At last, napost na din first blog ko from my recent Europe Trip. Sorry natagalan, busy eh, kailangan mag effort sa work. Daming ganap sa Europe, sobra. Sharing those memories will take me 'til December cguro to blog (considering my pace in uploading, hihi). This is my first post, and what better way to share … Continue reading Bonjour Paris: A One Day D.I.Y. Walking Tour
Biyaheng Pinas : Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Known for its Filipino old world charm, the City of Vigan has already become one of the most desired local tourist spot to visit here in the Philippines. A recognized Unesco World Heritage treasure, strolling around the old city's cobblestone pavements and well preserved Spanish Era Architecture is such a nostalgic experience, giving visitors a … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas : Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Sarawak-Brunei-Sabah : Backpacking Northern Borneo in 6 days
Visiting Northern Borneo was not originally part of my backpacking route last March- April 2014 . After spending more than two weeks in India and Nepal , my route supposedly was to head back to Kuala Lumpur , then Manila ( which was the cheapest option by the way if you think of travelling to central … Continue reading Sarawak-Brunei-Sabah : Backpacking Northern Borneo in 6 days
Weekend Itinerary around Brunei Darussalam
Heres my Suggested Itinerary for a weekend stay in Bandar Seri Bengawan, Brunei 1 --- Marvel at the Detailed Architecture and Marble Carvings of Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. Guests are allowed to enter during off prayer hours, with no admission fee , but a decent outfit is expected. 2 --- A Visit to the Royal Regalia Museum … Continue reading Weekend Itinerary around Brunei Darussalam
Florenda Beach Resort : Samal’s Affordable Semi Exclusive
I just came from a well spent - chillax Saturday outing with my Arki group at Florenda Beach Resort, in Samal Island. It was my first time to see Florenda. In fact, I've never heard of it until today, and haven't came across this as well on most Samal Island resort listings. Surprisingly charming yet … Continue reading Florenda Beach Resort : Samal’s Affordable Semi Exclusive
Mindanao Towns and Shores: Bucas Grande Islands and Sohoton Cove National Park
Christmas holidays just passed by us a few days ago , and I hope everybody enjoyed some rest and is now fully charged to start the year right and fresh ! To start up my 2014, I have promised myself to begin uploading posts dedicated to the places I have visited within our home country, the … Continue reading Mindanao Towns and Shores: Bucas Grande Islands and Sohoton Cove National Park
The Sense of Travelling
Growing up, I have always been interested with world history and different ways of culture. I always had this uptight aspiration to go to places outside my familiar land. And as soon as I began to work and earn right, I immediately got myself a passport , and started to plot my dream of experiencing … Continue reading The Sense of Travelling
Travelling to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
I was able to book Tigerair ticket for only P 1,500 pesos to Ho Chi Minh from SG ; A good promo deal! I spent 3 days around HMC with no set itinerary ; just walked around the City and checked some particular landmarks , the Market and indulged myself on local food choices . Pure Chillax … Continue reading Travelling to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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