The TravelWhore
It all began when I got a pre-owned film camera as a gift from a distant relative back in 1996. I stared taking photos of almost anything that I find interesting and on each photograph, I always write notes at the back of the print and make it ala post card or I just simply post it in a photo album.
Everything have changed now, We now have what we call Travel Blogs (Web Log) where we can share our travel experiences. Traveling for me is the highest form of learning, I love discovering each destinations culture and heritage, arts and crafts, language, food and its lovely people.
Let me share to you the joy of traveling one step at a time. ....read more
Posted by
melo in Saturday, February 28th 2009
This world’s heritage town of Ilocos Sur due to its baroque church inscribed by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will launch its maiden 3- day “Panagungar” Festival on April 12 to 14.
This developed when local officials headed by Mayor Thelma S. Florendo through the initiative of Councilor Rodrigo “Henry” Cabatu in [...]
Posted by
melo in Thursday, February 26th 2009
It was my birthday last February 10 when I visited La Trinidad to buy and pick fresh strawberries. I woke up early for a short jog in Camp John Hay before heading to the strawberry fields of La Trinidad Benguet.
After less than 20 minutes, I finally arrived in La Trinidad’s famous tourist spot : The [...]
Posted by
melo in Wednesday, February 25th 2009
Boracay Island, the Philippines’ tropical paradise is one of the best beaches in the world, according to Grazia, a weekly Australian magazine featuring the high life of fashion, celebrity life and travel.
Reviews have noted it as ‘an absorbing, exciting and eminently readable magazine that features an unrivalled mix of news and trends in travel and [...]
Posted by
melo in Tuesday, February 24th 2009
The fist cruise ship to fly the Philippine flag has made Subic Bay its home port, giving an added boost to this free port’s claim of being one of the country’s most spectacular tourism destinations.
Esteban Tajanlangit, chairman of the 7107 Islands Cruise, said the 370-passenger ship would now start its twice-monthly inter-island tours here, after [...]
Posted by
melo in Saturday, February 21st 2009
As the sun continues to heat up, San Miguel Beer continuous to freeze the summer with the coolest Sarap Magbabad this summer parties and events.
And as if the beer, the beach and the babes aren’t enough, you next San Miguel Pale Pilsen Sarap Magbabad parties will now filled with adrenalin-pumping activities to satisfy the thrill-seeking [...]
Posted by
melo in Friday, February 20th 2009
When you are in Puerto Princesa City, a taste of the Vietnamese food popularly known here as “Chao Long” is a must.
Aside from local seafood delights, Puerto Princesa food scene is also well-known for its Vietnamese eateries managed and owned by Vietnamese nationals that offers a rice-based noodle soup called Chao Long.
Few Vietnamese nationals, especially [...]
