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Monday, October 24, 2016
Discover what makes Boracay the Crown Jewel of the Philippines?
With its crystal clear blue waters, white sand
beaches, and amazing relaxation sites, Boracay is hailed as one of the best beach
islands in the world by different tourist sites and publications. Well, everyone
knows that Boracay is probably the most popular beach island in the country and
in Asia. It’s every Filipino’s dream to visit this island located in the
province of Aklan.
You will never run out of things to do in this
place. With nearly one million tourist arrivals just for the first half of
2016, find out why tourists choose Boracay:
The Stunning White Sand Beaches
The Iconic Sunset
Your trip to Boracay is not complete if you
haven’t seen the sunset in this island. If you’ve already had the chance to
marvel at the way that the sun sets by Manila Bay, you should grab the chance
to see the one in Boracay as well with your partner or the whole family. Seeing
the parasails slowly turning black against the orange sky is really
breathtaking.
The Fun Water Adventures
One of the main reasons that make tourists
chooses this beautiful paradise are definitely because of its water sports.
Parasailing, Banana Boat, Fly Fish, Paddle Boarding, Kayaking, Jetski — these
water sports are available to the public that makes the trip more unforgettable
and fun. For a person who is fond of adventures, you can also try cliff diving
at Ariel’s Point, which is another popular island activity. Beginners can take
the jump and experience cliff diving for the first time and if you really love
thrills, jump the highest spot.
The Mouthwatering Foods
The best way to blend with locals is by trying
their foods. Fishing is one of the Filipinos’ most common jobs. D’Talipapa is a
wet market in Boracay that sells variety of seafood and they can prepare it in
your chosen styles. Also, never leave Boracay Island without drinking buko juice
or the coconut water.
The Welcoming People
90% of the Filipinos speak the English
Language making it easier to blend among them. Filipinos are probably the
sincerest and nicest people you’ll ever meet. Nothing is more welcoming than a
genuine smile that locals so generously give especially in a paradise island!
The Lovely Weather
Most tourists ask, “What’s the best month to
travel to Boracay?” Some people would say March or May but actually, Boracay
has a tropical climate. The rainy season which begins around June and ends late
October and the dry season which runs from November to May. This lovely island
is just a gem, peak or off-peak season.
The Soul-Soothing Underwater Sites
Boracay is a huge island. You can’t just
explore it in a day, but exploring underwater sites makes the trip more
unforgettable. Underwater sites are just within five to thirty minutes off the
island so expect colorful reefs, beautiful walls and wrecks, and coral-covered
seabeds along the way.
Destination for Relaxation
Sure, Boracay may be dubbed as the party
islands of the Philippines but, Boracay
is not just for party-goers, it’s for families too which is a perfect place to
do nothing and just relax. The island was placed 3rd among world’s best
destination for relaxation. If you want to relax and unwind by the beach during
the day and night, then Boracay is the perfect spot for you.
From its stunning beaches to its delicious
foods, everything is in Boracay Island. It is the perfect place for both
relaxation and adventure. Never leave the island without experiencing the best
things it has to offer. Cheers to one of the most beautiful places on earth. Go
to Boracay now before it’s too late!
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Sunday, October 23, 2016
Discover why Bohol is the perfect Holiday getaway?
Bohol is
one of the many Islands that make up the Philippines and has a lot of exciting
escapades to offer from its beaches to its amazing landscapes. The culture and
its people, the activities and its historical sites are just tip of the
iceberg.
The Chocolate Hills
The Chocolate Hills are probably the most
famous attraction in Bohol. With over a thousand hills stretch over a 50 square
kilometer area, this magnificent work of nature catches everyone’s eyes. The
name ‘Chocolate Hills’ comes from the fact that the hills turn brown during the
dry season despite its green grasses.
The Philippine Tarsier
Meet the smallest primate in the world only in
Bohol. They are so small that they can fit comfortably in the palm of your
hand. Tarsiers are nocturnal animals, which mean they are awake at night and
sleeps during the day. But what makes the Tarsiers well-known was because of
their big brown eyes and their head that can rotate at 180 degrees. Visiting
tarsiers in the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol is
a once in a lifetime moment so this one must be on your bucket list.
Floating Restaurants
For a unique cruise experience, there’s Loboc
River Cruise and Floating Restaurant in Loboc, Bohol. As you slowly drift down
the Loboc River, you can enjoy a delicious Filipino buffet and a serenade from
a local community that costs 450 pesos per person. This place is also popular
in making Filipino movies. The best part is that the cruise offers scenic views
of the forest.
Virgin Island
Panglao Island is located southwest of Bohol
and east of Cebu. This island earned its place as one of the top destinations
in the Philippines for its stunning coral reefs, white sands, numerous world
class beach resort and diving spots. There are also a lot of attractions to do
for tourists such as scubadiving, island hopping, dolphin watching, snorkeling,
kitesurfing and fishing. The peaceful ambiance of the island makes this a
perfect must-see tourist spot among Bohol’s top tourist spots.
Historical Sites
Cap your visit with a stop at Baclayon Church
in Baclayon, Bohol, which is a nice stop for people who enjoy history and
architecture. Its antique decorations and religious relics, some of which are
on display in the church museum, date back to the 16th century. Even its main
road is also home to over 60 Spanish-Filipino ancestral homes, some of which
were built as far back as 18th century.
A Place for Spelunking
Bohol derived its name from the vernacular
Bisayan word “buho” which means holes, due to many caves that scattered in the
province. Hinagdanan Cave in Dauis is the first to become popularly known.
There is also the second longest cave in the Philippines, Carmolaon Cave.
Spelunkers must explore Bohol nowadays as there are more caves waiting to
experience.
In need of a new adventure or vacation but
don’t know where to go? Start in Bohol. Explore the bizarre Chocolate Hills.
Fall in love with the cute Tarsiers and make friends with the locals. Bohol has
everything for the perfect getaway!
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Saturday, October 22, 2016
Top 11 must see travel destinations in the Philippines
The Philippines is composed of more than 7,100 islands. It’s not only more fun in the Philippines. This is the place closest to heaven and paradise. We make a bucket list for you and make sure that you visit all these places below for a once in a lifetime experience!
1. Palawan
Embrace the beauty of Mother Nature in the delightful place
of Palawan. From its crystal clear waters to its captivating white sand
beaches, Palawan should be on the top of your bucket list. If you’re a traveler
who came to this country for its spectacular beaches and islands, you’re going
to love Palawan. Aside from that, you can explore its underground rivers and
especially the world-famous Tubattaha reefs, do kayaking and island hopping,
and relax at the best luxury resorts. Palawan is also known as the favorite
getaway of Hollywood celebrities.
2. Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte
Siargao Island was recognized as the surfing capital of the
Philippines. For a traveler who loves surfing, you must visit this one.
However, surfing is not what made Siargao popular to travelers and tourists.
The island also hides untouched white sand beaches, stunning caves and its rock
formations, and more.
3. Batanes Islands
Batanes has the most astonishing sceneries of the country
today. From its green pastures and cliffs, the hills overlooking the sea in a
fine weather, Batanes earned its place to belong on one of the most wanted
tourist destinations in the country despite the costs and travel time. You can
book now for Batanes
tour package for a promo and discounts.
4. Bohol
Well-recognized for its Chocolate Hills, where the hill’s
grass turned chocolate brown during its dry season, there’s more to Bohol than
its hills. The province of Bohol is also known for its rivers and diving sites,
decent waterfalls, old churches, and the famed Philippine tarsier, the world’s
smallest primate.
5. The Bicol Region
The Bicol Region is where you can find some of the most
popular landmarks in the country. In Legazpi City, Albay, lies the most perfect
cone-shaped volcano in the world, the Mayon Volcano, which is famous mainly for
hikers. In Donsol, Sorsogon, it is the only place where you can swim with whale
sharks up close. Some of the best Philippine beaches and island hopping are
found in Caramoan and Calaguas. As the only Catholic country in Asia, some of
the remarkale Spanish-colonial churches and heritage sites were founded here.
6. The Banaue Rice Terraces
The Philippines are not just known for its stunning white
sand beaches, the country has the most famous natural landscapes too especially
in the North. Dubbed as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” the Banaue Rice
Terraces is the price jewel of the Ifugao tribes. The Rice Terraces were built
2,000 years ago for rice cultivation using only stones and mud walls. On the
other hand, this is a perfect place for exploring stunning caves, hiking,
biking and walking trails.
7. Mount Pico de Loro, Cavite
Aim for the one of the most popular hiking site in the
North. Mount Pico de Loro is a seven kilometer trail before you reach the
mountain’s top. Although seven kilometers sounds a bit tiring, but trekking to
the top makes the trip worth it. A breathtaking full 360 degree view of
Nasugbu, Batangas awaits your eyes.
8. Paoay Sand Dunes, Ilocos Norte
Why prepare for an expensive trip to the Middle East if you
can spend cheap travel costs in Paoay Sand Dunes. This place is definitely a
place for local and foreign adventurers who want to try something new such as
Sandboarding. Once you’re on the top of the dune, just remember to not be
afraid to fall because it’s all part of the sandboarding experience.
9. Northern Mindanao
Among the Philippines’ best water activities are found in
the Northern Mindanao including the Maria Cristina Falls, the Tinago Falls and
the Limusudan Falls. Also, the best white water river rafting is found in
Cagayan de Oro. You can also explore mountain views in Camiguin and Lanao del
Norte.
10. Hundred Islands National Park, Pangasinan
Well, the name says it all. Unknown to many, only three of
the hundred islands are populated as of today: the Quezon Island, Governor
Island and Children’s Island but they are well developed for tourism. Although
uninhabited, there are plenty of boat trips available to do island hopping and
explore the largest to the smallest islands.
11. Mount Apo, Mindanao
Mount Apo is the tallest mountain in the country. The
mountain is also home to spectacular landscapes, lakes and rivers along with
its wide variety of species, both fauna and flora. Trekking to the top is not
an easy task but it rewards anyone with the most astonishing view at some parts
of Mindanao.
The striking beauty of the Philippines is beyond compare.
Small country compare to others, but we are rich when it comes to beautiful
tourist spots blessed by God and by nature. From the tallest mountains to the
deepest waters, from our stunning beaches to our historical landmarks and much
more, get the best of this country has to offer. Visiting all these places one
by one is something you will never regret in your life. In fact, there are
still attractions waiting to be found. Indeed, it’s more fun in the Philippines
after all.
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Thursday, October 20, 2016
List down the Top 10 must see places in Kuala, Lumpur Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, the
capital of Malaysia, was dubbed as one of the most visited cities in the world
with a huge number of 8.9 million tourists a year. Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia is also a
melting pot, Malays, Indians and Chinese roam all over the city. It happens to
be one of the most competitive countries in the world in terms of its boosting
tourism industry. Below are top 10 must-see places you can visit in Kuala
Lumpur:
1. Petronas Towers
Malaysia is highly
recognized because of this iconic building. Standing at 558 feet above the
ground, the Petronas Twin Towers once held as being the tallest building from
1998 to 2004 until it was surpassed by Taipei 101. The towers also feature
a skybridge that connects the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors.
2. Kuala Lumpur Chinatown
For shopaholics, head
over at the Petaling Jaya Street where everything can be found here from the
smallest to largest souvenirs. It is often dubbed by the locals as the shopping
capital of Malaysia. Just like in every market, negotiating with store owners
might give you half of their product’s original price.
3. Central Market
This is a paradise for
people who love shoes. You can choose different variety of imported and local
shoes here. The catch is that they sold it cheaper regardless of quality. This
place is not just known for its cheap shoe selling, it is also a place for
buying local products such as slippers, delicacies and artifacts.
4. Islamic Arts Museum
Malaysia
Marvel at the Islamic
Art at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia. This place is the home of more than
7,000 artifacts from the Middle East, China and India since 1998. The museum
has 12 galleries, most of which display items by type rather than geographic
region. In reality, it is he Southeast Asia’s largest museum dedicated to
Islamic art.
5. Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower
Be amaze at the beauty
of Kuala Lumpur once you reach the top of Menara KL Tower. Standing at 335
meter, it is dubbed as the highest public viewing area of Kuala Lumpur. It also
serves as a communication tower and a tourist attraction at the same time.
Tourists can also relax once they reach the top levels of the tower.
6. Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
For animal lovers,
discover the different kinds of bird species at the KL Bird Park. Even the park
is divided into four zones; visitors can walk among them as it will remind you
of the birds’ natural habitat. This eco-tourism site’s operators proclaim that
it is the largest free-flight park in the world.
7. Batu Caves
Batu Caves (Rock Caves
in English) is an Indian heritage site in Kuala Lumpur and also the most
popular Hindu temple in Malaysia. This site is widely known for its
religious practice of Hinduism especially for Indians. After climbing up
the 272 steps, expect some monkeys at the top of the caves waiting for your
arrival and make sure to bring peanuts or bananas for them.
8. Merdeka Square
Merdeka Square is a
famous historical and a memorial park in Kuala Lumpur as this is the place
where the Malaysian flag first hoisted in 1957 when the country became
independent of Great Britain. Various public events were held here and famous
buildings were built around the square such as the National History Museum and
the Royal Selangor Club.
9. Bukit Bintang
As popular contrary to
the other markets, Bukit Bintang also stands out as a favorite stop for
tourists who like shopping. This place is lively day and night as street
vendors and sit-down restaurants are all over the area. There’s even a street
there that serves only Chinese foods.
10. Thean Hou Temple
Be awed by the one of
the largest Chinese temples in Southeast Asia, Thean Hou Temple. This place
honors the goddess of the sea, Thean Hou. This Chinese architecture with its
stunning four levels of orange-tiled pagodas was chosen by 5,000 couples a year
to get married.
Tourists visit Kuala
Lumpur, the capital and largest city in Malaysia, for many reasons. The city
gives explorers a chance to learn about foods, history and architecture that
blends the best of different cultures. Kuala Lumpur may seem like a small city
but tourists often find that they need help exploring this diverse sanctuary.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Find out why Batanes Island is a Hidden Paradise of the North?
Find serenity in the unspoiled island of Batanes. For a nature lover and for someone who wants to escape the capital, this one is a must-see. From its green hills that carpet the whole island, massive cliffs and oceans reflecting the clear blue sky to the rich cultural heritage of the Ivatans, the visiting experience that comes with it will make it difficult for you to come home.
Magnificent
Sceneries
Batanes is truly an unspoiled
island. It has many bizarre sights to offer. World-class photographers have
even managed to see this untouched place. You can find the greenest landscapes
of the island with animals roaming around everywhere around it. For someone who
loves adventures, you can do island hopping to see its whole beauty and charm.
Aside from that, it is the perfect getaway who wants to find tranquility in
their lives witnessing the sun rise and set. This island is blessed for its
wonderful sceneries that will make you fall in love with nature which is a
perfect for taking selfies.
Preserved
Culture and Heritage
Ivatans or the people of Batanes
have a large role to play for its beauty. Well-preserved and unique culture of
Ivatans are known for their stone houses that can’t be seen anywhere in the
country and is well-represented for its unique magnificence in the field of
architectural design. Ivatans are also recognized as one of the friendliest and
warmest tribes in the country which tourists loved for being naturally
beautiful as the island itself.
In addition to stone houses,
their lighthouses also became a symbol of Batanes. These huge buildings erected
besides the seas are able to withstand typhoons for the past few years. If you
love lighthouses, they’re worth a visit.
Natural
Attractions
Likewise, Batanes is known for
its various diversity of natural attraction. If you’re having some difficulty
of choosing only one place to visit in the Philippines, Batanes
should be on the top of your list. Visit enchanting beaches, rocky coasts,
caves and rock formations in this pristine land. There have even some
worthwhile places to visit in Batanes that are still very untouched by
tourists.
Delicious
Delicacies
Complete your perfect getaway by
trying their delicious foods and delicacies. By living along the coastline,
Batanes are recognized for its rich amount of seafoods. Also, a must-try in
this place are the lobsters. Some tourists said that the lobsters here are
tastier compared to other lobsters they tasted. Besides, you can blend in to
some locals while eating.
The Philippines is known for its
world-class beaches and natural attractions. But nothing beats Batanes Island.
Although it’s at the northernmost part of the country, Batanes is a visual
treat for everyone. Most of all, its untouched beauty will leave anyone
astonished for its beauty. With the Philippines’ 7,107 islands, go start in
Batanes. Above all, it is a worthy destination in itself.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Traveling Batanes: Where to Stay During Vacation
Traveling Batanes: Where to Stay During Vacation
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Batanes House
What comes into your mind when
you hear the word “Batanes?” For some of those who haven’t been there, they
will associate this serene place to a famous TV commercial. With a tagline,
“Balikan ang pinanggalinggan or “going back home,” let’s have a Batanes adventures.
Indeed, this beautiful island in
the northernmost part of the Philippines is worthy to be called “home.” Due to
its breathtaking views, it translates warmth and comfort.
Tourism officials often describe
Batanes as the “purest cultural destination” in the Southeast Asia. Hence,
making it a popular hideaway for local and foreign tourists. If you are
wondering where to stay in Batanes, just imagine its overwhelming mixture of
sceneries that will fill your eyes.
The friendly and unasumming vibe
of the natives of Batanes will surely complete the vacation that you’ve been
dreaming of. Indeed, it is definitely a paradise to begin with. Are you now
excited to book your trip to this place with the help of a tour
operator in the Philippines? Here some of the places that you should see
if you happen to spend your vacation here.
Marlboro Country / Racu A
Payaman
With hills that are literally
alive, this picture friendly spot will make you reminisce a movie, “The Sound
of Music.” If you are longing to see a greener environment, this is indeed a
place that you should add on your bucket list.
With the green pastures and the
breath of fresh air, create memories that no amount of money can buy. Discover
the beauty of “Marlboro Country.”
The Lighthouse of Batanes
Let these be your “guiding
lights.” The three lighthouses of the island of Batanes were built not only as
indicators for seafarers but also as tourist attractions. These parolas
highlight the vista with their towering presence and luminosity at night.
Mahatao Church
Reconnect with your Catholic faith
and visit this old and beautiful church built in the 17th and 18th century.
This place of worship showcases beautiful architectures with colossal
bright-colored wooden doors, tiles and cogon-lined ceilings. Also known as San
Carlo Borromeo Church, its patron saint is Saint Charles Borromeo with feast
celebrated every 4th of July.
Fundacion Pacita
Famously, known as the “house of
art” built at the top of Batanes. It’s called Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature
Lodge in memory of an internationally acclaimed “Ivatan” gypsy artist, Pacita
Abad.
Dipnaysupuan Japanese Tunnel
These tunnels’ primary purpose
is to protect Japanese soldiers from their enemies during World War II. These
tunnels served as a shelter and even lookout post. Here, you can discover the
tunnel’s many chambers for another another inspiring panoramic view of the
island.
The tourists describe Batanes as a “photographer’s heaven.” Given
its natural beauty, Batanes will surely stay at the top of your memories even
for years to come.
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