My first glimpse of Bali sunrise at Nusa Dua Beach. I woke up early today because I want to have a glimpse of the beautiful Bali sunrise. I was told that Nusa Dua beach is one of the best places to catch the rising sun. Nusa Dua is […]
Today, August 15, 2013, pinoyontheroad.com turns 1! Thank you to all those who are following my roadtrips! I couldn’t ask for more!
Here is my list of 8 Must-See Destinations in the Philippines which are not normally known, seen or experienced by some tourists. As there is so much to see and explore, this list represents only what I think is the best of ‘off-the-beaten’ path in the Philippines. ******* […]
It’s 7 days before this blog turns 1 and today I will share my list of Top 9 Best Countries to Visit. Well, I have been to 18 countries so far and I am coming up with my Top 9 List as follows: 9. USA – I like USA […]
Here is my list of 10 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in the Philippines. The list includes both the famous and not so famous ones. However, all of them, save Maria Christina Falls are not fully developed and there are no structures that could annoy nature lovers. 10. Laligan Falls, […]
Its 9 days before this blog turns 1 year and today, I will share my list of 11 Most Beautiful Beaches in the Philippines. My list of Most Beautiful Beaches in the Philippines does not include the famous and the popular because I prefer the serene, the pristine, […]
Yes, its 10 days before this humble travel blog turns 1 year old. And today, I will share to you the 12 Pinoy Travel Bloggers I wanted to meet…and ask them a question which I already have an answer. And why them? Because they are simply the best […]
2009. At Philippine Eagle Center, Davao City. I almost died.
I supposed to visit Nepal in 2014 but by fate, I did it this year. I was a bit lucky since I am visiting Nepal before the monsoon starts. I had so much fun and admiration about Nepal and as a matter of fact, I am planning my […]
Dal Bhat is Nepal’s traditional dish and a staple food consisting of steamed rice and lentil soup. I had my first try of Dal (lentil soup or munggo in tagalong) Bhat (steam rice or kanin in tagalong) for lunch on my first day in Kathmandu. Dal Bhat is […]
Originally built in 1609, the church of St. James Parish in Bolinao, Pangasinan is made of black coral stones. Its bell tower was once the tallest in the entire island of Luzon. Bolinao church also served as a fortress against the pirates on several occasions. Today as it […]
Baguio is the Summer Capital of the Philippines because of its cool climate when the rest of the country is experiencing the heat of summer sun. Baguio is an easy get-away for many tourists because it is just a 5-hour drive from Manila. More so, there are hundreds […]
Tondol Beach is located in Anda, Pangasinan. Tondol beach has fine white sand and a long stretch of shallow water. It is a perfect getaway without the hassle, the noise and the crowd of the more known beaches in the Philippines. There are few and very cheap resorts […]
Patar Beach in Bolinao is perhaps Pangasinan’s most popular beach. Many say it has fine white sand but in reality, Patar beach has golden sand. Patar’s sand has a shade of yellow and not white. But Patar has a long stretch of awesome beach and the northern part, […]
Hundred Islands National Park has 123 islets on high tide and 124 on low tide occupying about 19 kilometers of Lingayen Gulf, in Alaminos City. The nearest islands to the Wharf are Sulpot Island, Monkey Island, Abad Santos Island and Hernandez Island. The popular islands where tourists can […]
Originally built in 1768, the Parish of Saint Fabian, Pope and Martyr has been restored in 1856 after it has been burned when a sacristan carelessly threw a cigarette-end on its nipa roofing which caught fire at once. The last major restoration of the current church was in […]
Satti is a famous breakfast in Tawi Tawi. Satti is grilled chicken placed on-top of cube rice and dipped in a special satti sauce. I have only seen this delicacy in Southern Mindanao particularly in Zamboanga City. Being a regional delicacy, people here have lived and loved eating […]
