Commuting? Let me help you. Here is a compilation of some of the commuting guides i created and tried. If you got some ideas or new ways to go from one point to the other, let me know.
If you suddenly miss the provincial kind of life but would not want to be that far from the city, The Cabin Resorts in San Miguel, Bulacan could be a suitable place that you could visit. Just less than 2 hours away from Manila, this very private space is actually located in the middle of
Crossing out one Southeast Asian country on my list, I visited BRUNEI Darussalam last September 2019. I was hesitant about the idea at first but luckily I was able to meet a few Bruneians at the Trip of Wonders event organized by Indonesian Tourism. They eventually became my friends. Giving me a few more reasons
Coming from North of EDSA, my usual means of traveling going to NAIA is via GRAB. I can say it is still the most convenient of it all specially if you have luggages to carry with you. Most of the time, I would schedule flights on the early morning or late night just to be
The National Museum of National History has finally been opened to the public last May 18, 2019. And since then, tourist both local and foreign flock to the museum most specially when the Government waived the entrance fee that was formerly a Php 150. Yes, all the three museums in Rizal park can now be
Anonas Ukay-Ukay become famous to thrifty shoppers for the massive Ukay-Ukay collection it has, house in a 4-story building. I’ve been hearing about this Ukay-Ukay destination from friends and online, giving me that curiosity to really visit and check out the place all by my-self. Honesty speaking, Anonas Ukay Ukay is part of my Top