Place: Megatrade Halls (SM Megamall, Mandaluyong)
Date: 20 December 2008
Returning from my long absence. Sorry if I haven’t blogged in a week - the rains has got the best of me.
Here in my travel blog, I post stories in chronological order, so whenever I went on a vacation, the places I have visited just pile one […]

Place: San Jose Church (San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan)
Date: 18 December 2009

When we attended Charmy’s wedding, the service driver parked the vehicle near the church. Charmy and her husband was married in a civil wedding rites at the City Hall, and after the ceremony, I asked if they could wait for me for a […]

Place: Dumaguete Domestic Airport (Sibulan, Negros Oriental)
Date: 11 November 2008

K and I had a very heavy dinner the night before so we won’t have to eat breakfast anymore come morning. We figured we’d rather wake up late than to eat breakfast. =) We arranged a van service with the Inn to the airport. It’s great […]

Place: Silliman University (Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental)
Date: 10 November 2008

After having breakfast and a short rest at the Inn, K and I decided to visit the Silliman University. Of course, the two of us would just walk to the university, as walking was our means of checking out the sights in the city. We got […]

Place: Dumaguete Belfry (Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental)
Date: 09 November 2008

This bell tower was built in 1811 to forewarn people living in Dumaguete from the Muslim marauders in search for slaves. It is considered the oldest bell tower in the Visayas region, and is the most famous architectural landmark in the city.

Because this is located just […]

Place: Powder Keg Restobar
Date: 08 November 2008

Not really liking the sight and atmosphere of Alona Beach, I asked K if we could just eat lunch. At first I wanted to eat at a food place with a great facade, but when we saw that they were only offering sandwiches and all were expensive, we decided […]

Place: Chocolate Hills (Carmen, Bohol)
Date: 07 November 2008

When one say of Bohol, the very first thing people would say would be the Chocolate Hills. It is a very interesting (an unusual) land formation of more than 1000 cone-shaped hills spread to about 50sq. kms. The hills have green grasses that turn brown during summertime, which […]