Travelogue

Here are some suggestions to get to the most photogenic spots in Maui and explore great scenic and nature photography.

Traveloka really hit the bull’s eye on making online booking easier. What they offer to their customers is impeccable and I believe that it would still get better.

One of the most challenging parts about going on vacation is packing. You’ll be away from home for an extended period of time, so there are things you’ll definitely need to bring with you. Suitcases can quickly fill up, and they’re difficult to carry through the airport.

The Karansa Festival is an annual thanksgiving and merry-making celebration of the Danaowanons to Sto. Thomas de Villanueva.  It is held every September, the month-long festival showcases the city’s past and present heritage and culture.

Picking a destination depends on your preference. You might want to try the beach and visit a vacation destination filled with sandy beaches. Or, you prefer to visit a place filled with natural beauty that will leave your breathless.

Bantayan Island can definitely be Cebu’s version of Boracay or even Maldives. The island is even getting a good influx of tourists especially after the devastation of Yolanda. Plan your summer vacation now and don’t forget to include Bantayan Island in your itinerary

People say you only live once, so you might as well take every fun opportunities that come your way! Though the Philippines has undoubtedly several amusement parks, more often than not, those parks are situated either in Manila or in the Luzon areas. Anjo World conquered this reality as it established itself in the Visayas region.

Sandurot is derived from a Visayan term pakig sandurot which means to come together or a fellowship. The Sandurot Festival is a celebration of the hospitality and openness of the Dumagueteños and an honor to the city's patroness, Sta. Catalina de Alejandria

The Saulog Festival in Tagbilaran City, Bohol is an annual cultural affair honoring St. Joseph the Worker. The Saulog Festival was inspired from the local word “saulog” which means “to celebrate” or “to commemorate“. The first Saulog Festival was held in April 2013.

Wattah stands for “water” as this festival is offered to St. John, who cleansed and prepared the people for the coming of Jesus Christ by baptizing them. Regardless of who you are or where you’re from, everyone — and I mean everyone — gets a fair chance of getting drenched at the Wattah Wattah Festival