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It was the year 2019 when we initially planned to summit the highest peak of the country, Mt. Apo. Unfortunately, due to the seismic activities detected, the plan was deferred. … Continue reading Mt. Apo: The Grandfather of the Philippine Mountains
Two things. First, I am not sure about its original name, “Panimahawa” or “Paminahawa”. Some call it the latter, while the locals use the other one. Second, I would have forgotten to write about this trip if not for my late friend, who was one of the casualties of the pandemic, Lai. I was just simply scrolling some of my travel photos and I came to a pause when I saw the photos during this trip.
What’s a better way to address summer heat than to soak and bathe in nature’s given refresher? Well, that’s what we did after we descended from our Panimahawa camp. Just … Continue reading CEDAR (Center for Ecological Development And Recreation): Bukidnon
Davao City is one of the major cities in the country, yet I haven’t visited it even once. Not until our last major climb which was a traverse from Mt. … Continue reading A Quick Davao City Getaway
It was at around 3 AM. The air was freezing and I can hear the clanking of the gears and bags at the campsite. Almost everyone was already awake and … Continue reading Traversing Mt. Lumpanag (Wiji / Makaupaw) from Mt. Kalatungan
You can spend months planning for something, but if it is not its time yet, then it won’t happen. Everything has its own timing and I believe that the future … Continue reading Conquering Mt. Kalatungan Peak
While we were in New York, we hoped that we’ll get to experience snow. Unfortunately, time did not allow us. The day after we left the city, was the day … Continue reading Forever Grateful – My Theater Journey
Off we flew from Manila to New York. The ride was so mind-cracking especially if you are not used to just sitting for more than 12-hours straight. But before we … Continue reading Broadway, Here I Come – My Theater Journey
Travelling. A cliche entry on almost every person’s list to accomplish and experience. I admit. I, myself, contribute to the census of people drawn in to the world of travelling. … Continue reading A Sporadic Chance – My Theater Journey
It’s currently 12 o’clock noon right now and I am here in our couch writing this article. While stuck in our house for almost a month, I am juggling between … Continue reading When This Pandemic (COVID-19) Is Over…
Well this one is already a very long overdue post. But observing the ever growing community of mountain hikers, trekkers, or whatever you call it, rushed my memories back to … Continue reading Climbing Mt. Hibok – Hibok and Lessons Learned
Summiting all the peaks of Biliran’s Tres Marias with Trexplore
Elevated at around 1,330 MASL (est), Naliwatan peak stands the tallest among the three peaks of Tres Marias in Biliran island. It is also the most visited among the three … Continue reading Biliran’s Tres Marias – Summiting Naliwatan Peak the Second Time Around with Trexplore
I quit my job and went on a spiritual healing in Camiguin island and it was beautiful. I regret nothing. No. I am not implying that you should quit your … Continue reading Camiguin Island: Where To Go And What To Do?
From the innocence of my mind with regards to the island of Samar, never have I thought that the island houses treasures beyond compare. The island was so dull in … Continue reading Lobo Cave: Samar’s Underground Water Park
What better way to clean our sweaty and stinky bodies than a rushing stream of water? Out from our 2-day extreme adventure in Langun – Gobingob Cave Exploration, we decided … Continue reading Lulugayan Falls: Philippine Niagara Falls
When I used to think about Samar, all that floods into my head are the San Juanico bridge, Biri Islands, and the infamous tale of “Biringan City“. The rest? Well, … Continue reading Langun – Gobingob Cave in Samar (Gobingob Cave): Adventure Beyond the Comfort Zone
“Beep… beep… beep” went the alarm of my phone. We were supposed to get up now but our bodies demanded more rest and the sleep-inducing air did not allow us … Continue reading Langun – Gobingob Cave in Samar (Langun Cave): Into A New World
A city haunted by its dark reputation of family feuds and civil wars, Cotabato City stands still and strong amidst the dark smoke of these histories and rumors. Flaunting its … Continue reading Cotabato City and Nearby Places to Visit
Philippines is one of the countries with diverse culture. With several ethnic groups, each with their own traditions and way of living, the Philippines is a library of rich and … Continue reading Cultural Architectures and Beyond Mindanao Mosques
I have witnessed several waterfalls in my life but never have I seen yet one as peculiar as Asik-Asik Falls. Guarded by the mountains, Asik-Asik Falls lies hidden in the … Continue reading Asik-Asik Falls: Dwarfed by Nature
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