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Christmas may be over, but this is still worth sharing... It started in the Christmas of 2010, when restaurants suddenly sprouted one by one in Ayala Triangle Gardens.  These developments has caused accumulation of more and more people visiting the area.  To add more complement to the fun, the Ayala Group has put up Christmas lights and decors around the trees to light up the place.  People

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Okay, let's be honest here - I only know about Club Balai Isabel because this was the place where Juday and Ryan Agoncillo got married (baduy na kung baduy!). Since these two famous celebrities decided to tie the knot at Balai Isabel, I figured that this resort must be something special.        <!-- google_ad_client = "pub-9797113423917256"; google_ad_host = "pub-1556223355139109"; /* LTC Below

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We've been passing by Amoroma restaurant during our weekend trips to Tagaytay and haven't gotten the chance to drop by this restaurant because of its plain facade. But through the persistent suggestions of my aunt to try this authentic Italian restaurant in Tagaytay where in her words - the food made one feel as if they were truly in Italy, we finally ate lunch here. My comment on this restaurant

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Kinabalu Park is Malaysia's first UNESCO heritage site because of its sprawling mountains and diverse biological species. Part of Kinabalu park is the Mt. Kinabalu Botanical Gardens which is home to some fairly interesting plant types. Mt. Kinabalu is a famous site for mountain climbers, it takes more than 3 days for climbers to be able to conquer the mountain! There are many streams in the

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While Coron, Palawan may not be as popular as Boracay or Cebu as a summer destination, it is quickly becoming famous and with good reason. Its white sandy beaches and clear blue seas are probably one of the most beautiful in the world. The fact that it isn't as commercialized or crowded with tourists, only adds to the serene experience of being in a place relatively untouched by modernization.

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While Coron Island might be best known for its beautiful white beaches and breathtaking lagoons, there are other places that can be enjoyed in Coron Town itself. Two of these things are climbing up the steps of Mount Tapyas to enjoy a panoramic view of the island and relaxing at the Maquinit Hot Springs.  Get ready to stretch before going up Mt. Tapyas! There are exactly 714 steps to climb

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Coron Village Lodge is a quaint and rustic place to stay in Coron Town. This specialty lodging is definitely not a luxury resort,  but the homey feel and native decor lends a charm to Coron Village Lodge that makes it special all on its own.   *Picture from Coron Village website  <!-- google_ad_client = "pub-9797113423917256"; google_ad_host = "pub-1556223355139109"; /* LTC Below Blog Every

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Modern Toilet was pretty hard to find , or maybe we were just Mandarin-impaired. As per instructions, we walked around Ximending until we saw a giant toilet hanging out of a building. On the outside, it looks like a hole-in-the wall restaurant. The place is pretty small compared to some restaurants I’ve been but that’s probably due to the space issue in the Ximending Area. <!--

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When I first heard about the ArtScience Museum at the MBS, I was intrigued. "Wow, a musem that merges art and science! Cool!!!" Two fields that were as far from each other as plaid and stripes, mixed together to form the slightly pretentious but intellectually fascinating term that is "Art Science". But a second thought quickly ensued and it was - "But wait, how can they make a museum for art AND

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Here are some trivia on lighthouses... What is the tallest lighthouse in the U.S.A.? Cape Hatteras (191 feet) What is the oldest U.S. lighthouse in service? Sandy Hook in New Jersey What is the most expensive lighthouse? St. George Reef in California Enough of the trivia... Let us now focus on the lighthouses that can be found in our homeland - the Philippines! The Philippines has its own

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There’s always a first time for everything. My first trip, all by my lonesome self, is to Phuket, Thailand were my cousin was working before. Being a lover of crime shows, I’m always paranoid about talking to strangers and being in shady situations but when my cousin failed to pick me up at the airport, I had to ride a cab...alone. It was a scary ride as it was already 11 in the evening and

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It's every kid's dream to go to Universal Studios and feel what it's like to have their favorite cartoon characters come to life.  But nowadays, even adults would want to reminisce their childhood days, which leads us to our visit in Singapore Universal Studios. The opening time of Universal Studios is 10:00am, but we arrived there at 9:30am to have time to take some pictures in the area.  We

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While asking the locals where's a nice place to go in Seoul, Namsan Park would inevitably be one of the places which would be brought up. So one fine Saturday morning, a couple of friends and I decided to see what Namsan was all about. Looking at the map from our hotel in Insadong, Namsan seemed to be walk-able (meaning maybe a 30-minute walk from the hotel), turns out we were dead wrong. <!--

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The Cheonggyecheon Stream is a sight to behold in between the tall commercial buildings in downtown Seoul. An 8.4 km stream that was renovated to be public recreational park, it is a not only an amazing example of good design, but also a nice place to unwind after a stressful day at the office.       <!-- google_ad_client = "pub-9797113423917256"; google_ad_host = "pub-1556223355139109"; /* LTC

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It was year 2008 when I last visited Singapore before this 2011. During that time Marina Bay Sands was just in the mid of cimpletion, but I already saw 3 buildings being constructed. I never got close to it, and only saw it from a far on my way to the airport. Two years later, there it is. Marina Bay Sands was completed. In our latest trip, we visited Marina Bay twice. The first was during the

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While walking in the paths outside the Marina Bay Sands, you will see a wonderful view of the Esplanade on the other side of the waters.  But as we walked further to the Marina Bay Art & Science Museum, we glazed upon the famous and first-ever "Double Helix Bridge" in the world.  When we were still in the Philippines planning for the places we will visit, I did see this in the internet.  I

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After having already spent 2 days in Kota Kinabalu, we wanted to spend sometime to relax and just enjoy the day.  We wanted to take a dip in the hot springs in Poring, like our prize after getting ourselves tired walking in the heat of the sun.  We took a van going there which was part of the tour that we got. <!-- google_ad_client = "pub-9797113423917256"; google_ad_host = "pub-1556223355139109

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Cherry blossoms appear only for a few weeks during the cusp of spring and summer in Korea. They may blossom only for a short while, but when they do appear, these tiny baby pink flowers are spectacular (especially for first time viewers like me.) One of the best places to view cherry blossoms is at the Hangang Riverside Park. Coming out of the subway station, we were greeted with a tree-lined

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During the last day of our trip to Kota Kinabalu, our friends wanted to go to the Post Office to drop their post cards.  They believed that it was lucky to send yourself a post card from the country you visited to your home address.  They wrote themselves a letter or short message, which can also be kept as souvenir for the future. The post office in Kota Kinabalu was in the ground floor of the

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It was our first time ever to ride our way down to Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) for our flight out, which was located in Clark Pampanga.  It was indeed very far than the NAIA Manila Airport, because we were from the Ortigas Area.  We decided to book our flight going to Kota Kinabalu with AirAsia, which didn't have flights offered in NAIA, because of the promo price of the

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Quench your thirst for the outdoors at the Sandari Forest Trekking Adventure, an educational family fun-trek on at Sandari Batulao in Nasugbu, Batangas ongoing on all Saturdays of this summer starting March 5. The fun-trek is open to all outdoor enthusiasts aged 12 and up and features a two-hour trail that showcases the rich biodiversity of the Sandari Forest Reserve as well as the unique

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I don't know when it actually started, but it seems to me that more and more are serving the ilocos bagnet. I was brought by my friends to one bagnet place called "8065". What an unusual name for a restaurant, that's what I thought.  But the taste of their bagnet was terrific.  Although place is quite hard to look for because it's located in the inner streets of Makati, it is worth the find. We

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Escape the stressful city life by just spending a weekend in paradise.  This paradise can be found at the northernmost part of Bicol.  It’s still virgin, unspoiled, serene, white sand – Calaguas Islands.The 9 hours land travel + 2 hours boat ride will all be worth it! Food prepared by Executive Chefs during February 2011 trip Activities include Fire Dancing, Culinary 101, Photography 101,

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Here is your chance to experience all of these in the upcoming Sagada Getaway Tour! Schedule dates are on May 7-9, 2011. This is open to all everyone. For reservations, contact Zaide Uy > zaide_uy@yahoo.com / +63 919 895 0016 For your questions about the tour, you can post your questions in the comments area. Be one with nature: - explore Sumaguing Cave - trek to the Bomod-ok “Big Falls” and

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We have been going to Tagaytay a lot of times and have been eating in different restaurants. With the number of restaurants to choose from, there were some that we overlooked. But during this visit in Tagaytay, we decided to try dining in Bag of Beans. The name of the restaurant sounds like it's a coffee place, but it is more than what it seems. The place inside is big - separated into 2 parts.

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It has been a habit for us and our friends to have a vacation outside the country every year, to leave the work behind to de-stress and enjoy what the world has to offer.  This 2011, we are very excited to spend our days in Kota Kinabalu and Singapore. The whole itineray was created by ourselves, based on the places we wanted to explore.  We arranged a local tour for Kota Kinabalu, particularly

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Food for thought. Taraw cliff is situated on the left side of the El Nido town shore. It is a limestone rock formation that from previous centuries, maybe a home for thousands of sea creatures but today it holds nests for swiftlets also known locally as balinsasayaw. These are birds that can only be found in El Nido, Palawan and they only build their nests in mountain cliffs such as Taraw.

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There are only a handful of places which show an appreciation for the richness of Filipino history and culture. In Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (or Filipino House of Acuzar), Filipino culture is not only showcased, but celebrated in every way possible from the grand and meticulously decorated Filipino houses of the olden times to its vast cobble stone streets.   Each of the twelve Filipino

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Part of our trip to Taipei was the Martyr's Shrine.  When we went there, I honestly didn't have an idea what we are to see there.  Since it's called Martyr's Shrine, it came to my mind that there will be statues of the martyr's considered by Taiwan.  I imagined the statues to made of either stone or steel with layer of gold color. But nothing like that was in the place.  Totally different from

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It's a Chinese belief during CNY to eat a lot your favorite food so that good luck and abundance will follow throughout the year. Keeping with this tradition, our family decided to eat at one of our favorite Chinese restaurants in Manila  - Peking Garden.   Naturally, we ordered Peking Duck. At Peking Garden, the roast duck is prepared right beside your table. The duck is served 3-ways. First,

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Upon reaching Palawan, the first thing that we asked our receptionist was if she could recommend a good seafood restaurant, without hesitation the place she mentioned was "Ka Lui". Just few kilometers away from the Puerto Princesa airport, Ka Lui is a native house which has been transformed into a homey, artsy restaurant that is uniquely Filipino.   Guests must leave their shoes in the entryway

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In the past, there was only water.  Today, we have the YehLiu Geopark in Taipei. This geopark surfaced after the water went down.  This was formed due to geological forces that moved the Datum Mountain out of the sea.  Rock formations appeared and people saw different shapes in them.  This is now being preserved by the GuanyinshanNational Scenic Area Administration, and was already turned into a

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The Subterranean Underground River in Puerto Princesa, Palawan is now best-known as a finalist for the New 7 Wonders of Nature competition. Because of its placement as a finalist in the competition, the Subterranean Underground River has been gaining an increase in popularity and visitors. After a visit to this World Heritage Site,  I can proudly say that its placement as a finalist is

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A few years back Chateau 1771 in El Pueblo Ortigas closed shop. News of this left me bewildered and saddened at the same time as my family has celebrated a number of special occassions at Chateau and we've always been satisfied with the food they served.  Little did I know that a younger, less stuffy reincarnation of Chateau was in the works and that is Café 1771. Café has a different look and a

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Driving from Batangas to Tagaytay, we would often pass by Mr Moo's large bright pink and black sign selling fresh milk and kesong puti (white cheese). It was only after aunt's recommendation that we finally decided to stop and give it a try. After a sip of Mr. Moo's fresh milk, I was mighty glad that we got out of the car.   Mr. Moo's offers a variety products from flavored milk to different

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One item crossed from my bucket list. One of my dream destination and it was worth all the preparation and money. Japan is a combination of something new and familiar. The people were nice and helpful (even if we usually had to resort to sign languages) and the weather was a bit friendly. It only rained a few times during our stay and the weather had allowed us to enjoy out trips before

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Hearing and seeing it on television already gives you awe.  What more to see it in real form?  Considered as one of the "7 Wonders of the World" by Newsweek Magazine and "7 Wonders of Engineering" by The Discovery Channel, having it stand right in front of your very eyes was just amazing! It used to be the tallest building in the world, standing at 1,670 feet.  I wanted to see it when it still

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The long wait is over.  Cebu Pacific brings back their well known Piso Fare! Grab the opportunity and travel at low low prices!

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The story of the Secret Garden is well-known for its tale of a lonely little girl who discovers the entrance to a secret garden after being magically led to it by a robin. Well, we weren't led by a robin and we had only a printed-out map to guide us, but one sunny Saturday, we decided to load up on gas and visit the Philippine's version of a beautiful garden restaurant. Sonya's might not be a

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Public transportation in Manila can sometimes be cramped, slightly dirty and dangerous when it's late. During rush hour, the trains, buses and jeepneys are not for the faint of heart (or those who are easily pushed around, for that matter).  Enter the Pasig River Ferry Service, which we along with some friends decided to take on our trip to Binondo.  The Pasig Ferry, popularized and romanticized

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Last 2 days to book! Check out http://www.airasia.com for details.

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I've been hearing a lot of good things about Ramen Bar from friends as well as rave reviews from other food blogs I follow. So one Sunday night, my family and I decided to try what has been hailed as one of the most authentic ramen restaurants in Manila. Saporro Miso Ramen Miso infused Tonkatsu ramen topped with tamago, naruto, negi, chasyu, butter and cornRamen Bar is located in Eastwood, but

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Here's another airline promo for all you travel addicts out there! Promo is only until Nov 2, 2010.

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Book now for the 50% off plane tickets! Booking dates: November 1-2, 2010 Travel dates: January 1 - March 21, 2011

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He juggles spatulas! He flambes! He tosses food in the air! All these and more are just part of a day's work of the masterful teppanyaki chef at Hamada Restaurant in Baguio Country Club. Teppanyaki is a style of Japanese cuisine that uses an iron griddle to cook food. Teppanyaki chefs usually prepare and cook food in front of guests. It's here that cooking becomes entertainment when the chef

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Family traditions - every family has one. It's one of those events that have been done so much over time that things just aren't the same without it. One of our family traditions is to visit the Lourdes Grotto on Mirador Hill every time we're in Baguio. It's a lovely old grotto with a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes where one can light a candle and offer a quiet prayer of thanks. It takes

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To all burger fanatics, Brother's Burger is on sale again! 50% off on October 15 from 11AM to 10PM.*Note that this promo is applicable to select branches only.

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Baguio during the beginning of the "ber" months is the perfect escape from the hustle of Metro Manila with its cool weather, fragrant pine trees and laid back atmosphere. The Baguio Country Club is one of those places that has history written all over it. Besides the fact that it was established in 1905 - the old stone flooring, framed b&w pictures and wooden furnishings all come together to

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We would like to acknowledge June Cruz for providing us with this Feature Blog of Yakimix. Article was provided by her and photos by Ricka Delfin.The place was pretty quiet when we came in. We seated ourselves at the table and looked around warily. But quick nod from me and we shot out from our seats, grabbed a plate and went crazy.And that’s only the start of the Yakimix Experience.For 580php,

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"Never be without great coffee" is the tag line for Starbucks newest offering (pause for effect) instant coffee.For those who thought they would never see the day when Starbucks would begin going instant, well, the day's here. This is a surprising move because I have always had the impression that Starbucks prided itself in producing freshly brewed coffee. Ready Brew is marketed to be as close to

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Tucked away at the corner of Jupiter and Polaris Street is Dong Won Garden Korean restaurant. From the outside, Dong Won looks like one of those restaurants that have been around for ages; it has the look of an old house which has been transformed into a restaurant. Inside the restaurant, the ambiance and furnishing of the place has a blast from the past look - possibly from the late 80's to

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The 2010 Philippine Travel Mart  will be held on September 3-5, 2010 in SM Mega Trade Hall. Buy your tickets to domestic flights at very low prices. Go to http://philtravelmart.com/ and see what else you can discover in the Philippines.

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As you are reading this letter, I bet that you have seen/heard about what happened earlier in our country. Tourists were hostages of a policeman here, Rolando Mendoza. After a few hours of the horrible crime, some of the victims were dead including the hostage-taker. I wrote this letter not just to apologize but also to let everyone know that we Filipinos are not all like Mendoza. We are

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To celebrate one of my close friends coming to visit Manila, we decided as to have a mini reunion of with my college friends. As usual, there was a dilemma on where to eat. It was a good thing that Kit suggested that we try Fez at Serendra, a place which was unfamiliar to most of us, but turned out to be just the right choice.Fez is one of those places whose decor is reminiscent of an Irish pub (

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See how it feels to touch a cloud... Be on top of it when it rains... Feel the temperature go down as you go up... ...experience all of these in the Mt.Pulag Climb! You can post your questions and comments about the tour here or you can also contact: Zaide Uy zaide_uy@yahoo.com +63 919 895 0016 See the full itinerary inside... Day 0 - Nov.26 (Friday) 9:00 PM Meet up at Pick-up Point -

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The Chocolate Hills is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Bohol. To the dismay of all chocolate lovers, the chocolate hills aren't made of actual chocolate. (Aww.) They are actually formed from the uplift of coral deposits from rain water and erosion. The total number of Chocolate Hills were counted to have reached 1,776. They are named Chocolate Hills because during the dry summer

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The Lucky Eights are back! Cebu Pacific is offering their domestic flights at 88 pesos and international flights for 888 pesos. Sale Period: August 6-8, 2010 Travel Period: June 1 - August 21, 2011

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If you're looking for adventure that's eco friendly, then it's time you visit Danao Extreme Adventure Tours. Located at Barangay Magtangtang, 72 km away (or around 2 hour-drive by van) from Tagbilaran City . What started as a vision from the local government of Danao as a possible tourist destination, is now a full-fledged adventure park offering a variety of activities such as zip lining,

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We would like to acknowledge Johzen Barleta for providing us with this Feature Blog of Mt.Pulag. All photos and the article were provided by her. The shifting veil of mist allows only glimpses of what lays ahead – a steadily inclining course lined with green grass and thriving vegetation; vague forms of companions fading in and out of sight; and silhouettes of distant pine trees pretending to be

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It's the time of the year again! Cebu Pacific is starting to offer Zero Fare flights to selected domestic destinations.  Only pay for the tax. Now is your time to start planning for your next year's vacation. Zero Always Comes Before One! Our SURPRISE ZERO FARE starts NOW!!! Available for 1 day only to the following Domestic destinations.  For selected flights only. Manila to: Bacolod

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Have you ever found yourself inside a cave? Have you ever wondered what the banawe rice terraces look like in person? Have you ever felt the coldness of the waterfalls in sagada? Here is your chance to experience all of these in the upcoming Sagada Getaway Tour! Schedule dates are on August 21-23, 2010 and August 28-30. This is open to all! For reservations, contact Zaide Uy > zaide_uy@

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The first-ever Sky Walk in the Philippines is located at the Crown Regency Hotel in Cebu. It may not be considered as a place where many tourists visit, but for thrill-seekers, this sure is something worth dropping by. The Sky Walk is in the 37th floor of the building and it circles around the whole building. You'll be able to enjoy the 360-degree view while imagining the different possible

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During our first day in Cebu, breakfast was not part of the itinerary so we had to eat our packed lunch at 9:00 in the morning. When lunch time came, we had no food anymore. We weren't able to buy food also because we were on a cruise. So when dinner time came, you can just imagine how hungry we were. We discovered Lighthouse Restaurant by accident by asking the receptionist where we could find

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Though Carl's Jr. burger didn't last here in the Philippines, the burger in this commercial looks so good that it's hard to imagine why Carl's Jr. didn't make it here. Oh and Top Chef Padma Lakshmi, isn't bad looking too.

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Pardon the title, I couldn't resist. :) Recommended by two of our good friends, Lemoni Cafe in Boracay is a real titleholder. Heralded by the Philippine Tattler as one of the Top 10 Restaurants in the Philippines for several years, Lemoni is a definite must-try for those who find themselves in Boracay. The cafe's sunny yellow and green interiors is perfect for its beach location and once you're

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You thought Cebu Pacific is offering the best deals in terms of travels and flights, not until you see this very irresistable offer by TopMed Travel & Tours. Avail now while it lasts.

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If you're a fan of Fish & Co. here in Manila, you'll like FishBar in Boracay. Located at D'Mall which is a mecca for different bars and restos, most of which can only be found in Boracay, FishBar attracts vacationers with its cool blue, white and green interiors. Oh, and the food's pretty tasty too. Light and beach-y ambiance Best seller -Beer Batter Fish and Chips (Yum-o!) Tuna Steak Pasta (

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Cebu Pacific is offering half the price for their International and Domestic Flights.Sale Period is from July 10-12, 2010.Travel Period is on September 1 - October 31, 2010.

Stanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09821684825823700170noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776677317944040829.post-36165847516443622532010-07-07T23:01:00.006+08:002011-09-25T20:04:10.484+08:00

&amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;a href="http://www.bidvertiser.com/bdv/BidVertiser/bdv_advertiser.dbm"&amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;pay per click advertising&amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;/a&amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; Our recent 3 days 2 night trip to Cebu and Bohol was very tiring, though it was really fun to see places that we once just saw in TV, but now in reality. Cebu is one of the well known provinces in the Philippines,

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Ah Boracay, arguably the most famous beach destination in the Philippines. Well-known for its fine white sand and clear blue waters and of course, its party scene.There are plenty of things to do in Boracay from water sports (windsurfing, banana boat, fly fish, para sailing), shopping for souvenirs, getting a massage by the beach, eating out, partying or (my personal favorite) simply enjoying the

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We would like to acknowledge Jerome de Jesus (aka JDJ) for providing us with this wonderful Feature Blog. All photos in this article were taken personally by him. CamSur Watersports Complex also known more as CWC, is considered as the best wakeboarding site in the Philippines. Located in the capital of Camarines Sur, Bicol, it attracts tourist and travellers to different kinds of water sports

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Considered to be one of the Wonders of the World, the Great Wall of China, was built during the 5th century BC. This acted as a defense from attacks of swords and spears. This wall stretches from Shanhaiguan all the way to Lop Nur, from the east to west side.The view of the Great Wall from the top is spectacular. You can imagine a giant road made of stone stretching on to who knows where. Once

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For those who have been wanting to go their dream place, now is your chance!  Kentucky Fried Chicken, or well known as KFC, is throwing out the best contest ever.  They will be giving away 400,000 pesos to the lucky winner, which can be used for airfares, accomodations, and pocket money.  Whatever is left of the money after paying for your airfares and accomodation will be considered your pocket

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Expect long lines in Brothers Burger branches on June 23, 2010. Big Brothers burger are offered for half the price.

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The most saddening yet meaningful part of our trip to Cambodia was our visit to the Killing Fields and S-21 Prison. To give a brief historical background (geek mode!) - during 1975-1979, Pol Pol whose real name is Saloth Sar (notice how sinister his name sounds), rose to power as Prime Minister of Cambodia. This was the beginning of his implementation of his Year Zero concept wherein all culture

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In the past years, people in the Philippines started to get into the coffee craze - either iced/cold or hot. A lot of Starbucks branches quickly sprouted in different locations. Then slowly other brands followed - Seattle's Best, Coffee Bean, Gloria Jeans, Figaro, and many others. The trend for coffee may not fade away, but tea craze may just be starting. In the inner part of Wilson Street in

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A close friend shared the link to this wonderful video that promotes the Philippines. It shows the different tourist destinations from yummy local food to the various historical sites to beautiful beaches as well as many other things you can discover in the Philippines that will definitely make you go WOW Philippines. =) "Wag maging dayuhan sa sariling bayan." This video was taken from

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Cebu Pacific is once again offering its famous "Piso Fare".  All domestic flights are for sale for only 1 peso.

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One of the highlights of our Vietnam-Cambodia trip was the Ta Prohm temple. To sum it up in one word, it is breathtaking. The sight of trees overpowering this ancient temple really takes you back in time. (Just remember to ignore all the other tourists doing tourist-y things.)Our guide Mr. Swan (We never really did get his first name, I hope it isn't Silver? haha.) did a good job of explaining

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I haven't been to Enchanted Kingdom since my freshman year in college. Eight years later, not much has changed but one thing's for sure - Enchanted Kingdom can still bring out the kid in all of us. There aren't many new major rides in Enchanted Kingdom aside from the addition of the Go Kart Race track, 4-D theater and Biki Waterworld. All of which are excluded from the price of the entrance

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With the frozen yogurt craze in Manila these past few years, there a new player in town. Qoola: yogurt + fruit has opened in between Greenbelt 1 and 2 and is hard to miss because of it's cute and colorful signage and spacious location. Pam says: To declare that 'Qoola is my new favorite frozen yogurt place in Manila' would probably sum up how much I liked Qoola. Being a big fan of frozen

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Airasia is giving away 10,000 free seats to Bangkok after the devastating riots that just concluded between the Red and Yellow group. Is it safe to go there already??? Promo period is until June 1, 2010. Travel period is from June 7 - August 31, 2010.

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Stan says: This is the best Japanese food that I have ever tasted here in the Philippines. Authentic Japanese food at its finest in Little Tokyo! Located at Pasong Tamo street in Makati City. Even on a weekday, the restaurants inside are all full of guests. There are a lot of Japanese restos when you enter the Little Tokyo main gate. Japanese food in the Philippines never tasted this good,

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A new Mid-east resto has opened in Jupiter street, Makati. Most of the people that were eating during the time were mostly foreigners. Prices ranged from 120-350 pesos for main courses, depending on what you order. Stan says: The place was not that big but the ambiance was good. The food we ordered was just okay, but not that good when compared to other Persian restaurants. As for the prices of

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Just won a raffle from PBCom Tower - Patio c/o Raintree Company!More vacation to come!!!Inclusive of 2 roundtrip airfare + 3 days, 2 nights accomodation + tour of Puerto PrincesaValid until March 2011.Eating lechon macau almost everyday in Henlin has finally paid off.Thank you Raintree!

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A very stunning view! Used to be the 2nd wonder of the world.We woke up 4:30 in the morning just to catch the sunrise in Angkor Wat. The sunrise wasn't that good, but it was still worth the wait Afternoon view of Angkor Wat from the back side, reflecting its image on the moat surrounding it. Astonishing creation by the people from ancient period. Having very defined carvings all over. The

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During our trip in Cambodia (Phnom Penh and Siem Reap), we had very wonderful tour guides. They are Soryar (man standing 3rd from right, wearing checked shirt) and Mr.Leak (man kneeling down). The service that they provided us was very very excellent. Their price was very affordable considering the quality of service, accomodations, and transporation they arranged for us. I highly recommend

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Phoenix74 hotel is where we stayed in during our first landing to Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC),Vietnam. Located in Bui Vien street, which is considered as a backpackers area. Just 10-15 mins.walk going to Ben Thanh Market (flee market). Pros: - very affordable for the price of USD$16 per night, with simple breakfast included - very close to tour offices - free wifi Cons: - not advisable if stay

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In our vacation trip last April 2010, we tried to make our own itinerary to have more flexibility with our own time and control on what sites we want to visit. Day 1 Depart from Philippines going to Vietnam (11:00PM flight) Day 2 [AM]: Go straight to hotel and rest for the whole morning [PM]: Ho Chi Minh City tour (Reunification Hall, Notre Dame Cathedral, War Crime Museum, City Hall, General

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