Half of my childhood years were spent living in Sison, Pangasinan. But on my stay on that place I never thought that a wonder called Antong Falls is hidden behind the nearby mountain. Thank God there’s google, I got a chance to learn about it, but seeing it online is still way too different from experiencing it. Thus on our trip to Pangasinan, we didn’t let the chance to pass by without visiting this hidden destination.
Art moves people. It conveys different meaning to each person but still art gives people a different satisfaction. On my recent visit to Baguio City, I did not missed to visit one of the awesome museum in the country today – BenCab Museum.
BenCab or Benedicto Reyes Cabrera, is hailed as a master of contemporary Philippine art. His works has been exhibited widely in the Philippines and in Asia, Europe and the United States. He has won several major art awards in a career spanning four decades. Conferred as a National Artist for Visual Arts in 2006, BenCab now lives and works in Baguio City and one of the best way to get to know him is by seeing his work.
New adventures always excites me! It is where I usually meet new people and discover new things in life.Just like my recent trip to Baguio City hosted by Azalea Residences, we were too busy strolling the whole city in 3 days, but we still felt our time wasn’t enough. There are just a lot of iconic places one can visit in that city. There are times as well that the places we were into was too awesome we almost missed having our meal. Good thing, I always have Jack ‘n Jill Nova on my bag!
It was my second time for the month of may to visit the north. After exploring Hundred Islands and hiking up in the mountain to experience Antong falls, this time I went back to the summer capital of the Philippines – Baguio!
But for this time around, I wouldn’t be doing a DIY trip just like what I did few years back.
My trip was hosted by one of the prime hotel in Baguio – Azalea Hotels and Residences. Azalea gathered 20+ bloggers from Manila and prepared lots of things to do in our 3-day stay in Baguio.
Can you guess what kind of activities are we suppose to do? Continue reading to find ou
On my recent trip to Baguio City, we deceide to visit the infamous Cafe by the Ruins, inspired from the movie “That thing called Tadhana,” my group mates were too eager to recreate or to visit some of the scenes of the movie. Cafe by the Ruins Dua is the first branch of Cafe by the Ruins. Located at the Upper Session Road besides Mario’s Baguio, one wouldn’t need to brave the terrible traffic all the way to the centre of Baguio to enjoy this breakfast place.