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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
To get it straight, I was actually disappointed during our visit in Lake Sebu. Hasting our butts off just to arrive on time with our itinerary only to be disappointed … Continue reading Lake Sebu : Goodness Despite the Bad Lucks
Each mountain has their own signature embedded with interesting and memorable stories. Some mountains have similar terrains and trail types but you’ll never have the same experience. It is not … Continue reading Mt. Minandar : Sunset and Hiraeth
Good things come to those who wait. Well, that is the most fitting quote for our story when we climbed Mt. Melibengoy (Mt. Parker) and visited the wonder-inducing Lake Holon … Continue reading Lake Holon: The Reward of Patience
The Philippines is so rich not only with natural resources but also of people and culture. Because of the physical attribute of the country, there is no wonder that the … Continue reading Welcome to Kule: A Tboli Culture Immersion
Zamboanga City is one of the cities with rich and diverse culture. It is the city where people from different ethnic tribes, religion, and languages converge. That is why Zamboanga … Continue reading Roaming Around Zamboanga City
I really did not expect that I will be able to feel the soil of Basilan Island between my toes. It was beautiful and surreal, but an eluded paradise. Basilan … Continue reading Basilan Island: The Eluded Paradise
As part of our Ultimate Zamboanga Trip, we,Ā of course, cannot miss the Zamboanga Waterfalls. Mindanao is rich in natural resources. Let alone the natural wonders and attractions God has blessed … Continue reading Chasing Zamboanga Waterfalls in 2 Days
Imagine yourself like a kid strolling on the streets on a winter day, with no coats on or whatsoever. Shivering from the breeze but still, with eyes full of wonder. … Continue reading Eriberta Cold Spring
Hoyohoy Highland is a mountain resort located in the heart of Tangub City, Misamis Occidental. It houses the once longest zipline in the Philippines. I had the chance to visit … Continue reading Hoyohoy Highland – Tangub’s breather
It all started with my friend informally inviting us to his trip. Actually, I am not yet sure if he was damn serious or was just kidding when he invited … Continue reading Ultimate Zamboanga Trip
I’ve been climbing mountains for quite a while now, but I haven’t experienced night trekking yet. Not until last July 2017 when we ventured, once again, for another last-minute trekking … Continue reading Mt Mago: A Rainy Night Trek
It’s not a secret that Palawan is indeed a paradise. I must say it is one of the front liners of Philippines tourism. With its beautiful islands, beaches, and diverse … Continue reading Coron and the Effects of Booming Tourism
Arrived at Ormoc port deciding whether to grab the next trip back to Cebu or to find another interesting thing to do. It was still quite early and our adventure … Continue reading Lake Danao: Placid and Silence in the City of Ormoc
It was already late afternoon when we arrived at the Kawayan port of Biliran for our transit to Sambawan Island. We were already behind our schedule straight from our Mt. … Continue reading Sambawan Island: Sunrise and Independence
I have to admit, the ocean was the first to awaken the adventure spirit in me. I remember so well when I was still a kid, I get a different … Continue reading Introduction to Freediving at Freedive HQ Philippines
The cold morning mist starts rolling out, leaving dews on the leaves. It was a cold morning in Mt. Tres Marias. I woke up with my jacket on while struggling … Continue reading Mt. Tres Marias (Part 2): Ethereal Forest
Mt. Tres Marias (Three Marias). Three adjacent peaks snatching the title of being the highest points of Biliran. The lady name implicates the enchanting nature of the peaks. As seen … Continue reading Mt. Tres Marias (Part 1): Enchantress of Biliran
Kandungaw Peak, from the Bisaya word “dungaw” which means “to look below”, literally stands by its name. With its 90-degree death drop cliff, it surely requires one to have a … Continue reading Kandungaw Peak: Billion Stars and The Death Drop Cliff
There are things we just neglect on our first encounter and too late to realize its glitter. That’s our tale of the newly crazed peak in Cebu, Casino Peak. Casino … Continue reading Casino Peak (Ka-Seno): Cebu’s Version of Chocolate Hills
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