Philippines Travel Guide
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Is Baguio Worth Visiting? 5 Reasons to Visit Baguio [the Philippines]
What's the first image that comes to your mind when I mention the Philippines? If you love to travel like me, I'm sure you think of paradise beaches, islands, and busy cities.. perhaps also lakes or lagoons that Palawan is famous for. But did you think of mountains? I...
How to enjoy Manila on a budget?
For us backpacker and budget travelers, the Philippines is not the cheapest country in Southeast Asia. Manila is the stepping stone to many travelers of the great adventures waiting ahead in this country. For most tourists it's a necessary stop on the way. Also, the...
Filipino Food: 11 Delicious Things to Eat in the Philippines
Ah, Filipino food… before we entered this beautiful country, we were warned by many that we may not enjoy the food here. To be honest, we didn’t have the best experience in the beginning but we definitely had some memorable eating experiences as we tried more things....
El Nido vs Coron? A Comparison of Palawan’s top destinations
El Nido vs Coron? Or both? If you’re thinking of heading to Palawan for a quick trip and are not sure where to go or what to miss, this post will help you make some decisions. Moreover, this post will also act as an excellent guide if you’re visiting both these...
Alona Beach & More: Panglao Island, Bohol – Philippines
Panglao Island is a tiny island attached to the south-west tip of the main island of Bohol in the Philippines. It is very close to Cebu island as well. We wanted white sand, blue water, beautiful nature and loads of peace. A little research suggested that the...
Tambayan Capsule Hostel, Manila – A Love Affair to Remember!
Goodbye Beaches, Hello Manila! Our time in the Philippines was about to end when we decided to spend a day in Manila. After many days of island hopping, camping and staying in dirty hostels, San and I needed one day of comfort and good food. Our few attempts to eat...
A hippie travel writer with flowers in her hair, Sonal Kwatra Paladini should have been born in the 1960s! Bitten by the infamous travel bug, she has an itch to explore resort-free destinations, offbeat islands and small villages. Join her and her husband (Sandro) on their journey as they hop from one music festival to another and explore the beautiful world that they are in love with! Follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.