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Strawberry Festival 2012 in La Trinidad Benguet
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Boracay is the Best Beach in Asia
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Tune Hotels Opening Soon in Manila, Cebu and Angeles City Pampanga
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Japan utilizes Social Media to revive tourism in quake-hit areas by inviting foreign bloggers
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Roberto’s Siopao in Iloilo – Siopao In The Name Of Love
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How to go to Caramoan Peninsula
I love the Caramoan Peninsula and I’ve seen the place before it became a major tourist attraction. It’s the type of place where I can really get away from it all. The only problem is that it’s a bit hard to get to. Like all exotic locations it offers plenty of enjoyment, but only if [...]
Photo Sunday : Whitewater Rafting in Cagayan de Oro City
Whitewater Rafting in CDO Just like Tabuk in Kalinga Province, Cagayan de Oro City in Mindanao is home to some of the most scenic and exhilarating whitewater rafting in the Philippines. I’ve tried it twice already and I’m still planning to comeback for more adventure. – Melo Villareal
Fort Canning Rich History Intertwined with Singapore
Forbidden Hill has a sinister ring to it, much more so than Fort Canning Hill, but the original name of this Singapore landmark was indeed ‘Forbidden Hill’ or Bukit Larangan in Malay. Fort Canning Hill has been an important location for as long as people have been looking at it. Hotel Fort Canning And look [...]
Genghis Khan Invades Singapore
Singapore has been invaded before but never quite like this. Since February of 2011, visitors to the ArtScience Museum at the Marina Bay Sands have been flocking to see the invasion of Genghis Khan’s artifacts, a visiting collection of the great warlord’s personal possessions which has swept down upon Singapore like the master of war [...]
Beach Hut Sunblock : Have Maximum Fun Under the Sun!
Sure, we all joke about it, but Asian people don’t want to be browner than we already are. With all the whitening creams, lightening creams, and other products we use to make ourselves lighter, it’s no wonder that we also want great sunblock. Beach Hut Underwater Camera and Frisbee It’s more than that though. It’s [...]
Photo Sunday : Marina Bay Sands after Earth Hour 2011
During the observance of Earth Hour last March 26, 2011, I was in Singapore with Jonel Uy and Jan Shim – A professional photographer from Brunei. We were lucky that night since our final stop will be at Fullerton Bay Hotel where there’s a great vantage point to watch how Marina Bay Sands observe the [...]
National Geographic Shop in VivoCity Singapore
You’ve gotta love National Geographic. If you are like most people, it was probably that yellow bordered magazine that inspired you to travel in the first place, or maybe it was the great documentaries, or maybe it was the maps that they include in every issue or maybe…just maybe it was because you were inspired [...]
Photo Sunday : Davao Kadayawan Festival 2011
Kadayawan Festival 2011 Get Ready for Kadayawan Festival 2011. Its another weeklong celebration that is highlighted with floral floats, street-dancing competitions and exhibits that showcases the City’s tourism products and services. Travel Blog Search Terms:kadayawan festival (71)kadayawan festival 2011 (13)kadayawan 2011 (9)kadayawan 2011 theme (1)pictures of davao kadayawan philippines (1)scheduled date for kadayawan 2012 festival [...]
Walking Tour in Singapore with my new Outdoor Product Navigator Deluxe Laptop Day Pack
One of the things I love about Singapore is just going out and taking a walk. The gardens, the shopping, the architecture. This is really a city that is made for walking. You just have to make sure that you have a couple of things. Plenty of water, good sunglasses, and it never hurts to have a [...]
Spectacular and superb, it has to be Sydney!
Guestpost by Hannah Copues Sydney may be the oldest city in Australia, but it boasts diversity and a dynamic culture that has made it famous for being one of the most cosmopolitan holiday destinations the world has to offer. With an edgy and unique multiculturalism, the nocturnal nightlife and physical daytime activity is fuelled and [...]
