I have second thoughts sharing this one. I never make confessions. It scares me a lot. Now this is scary. I am a late bloomer traveler. Believe it or not, it was only in 2009 that I first traveled as a ‘tourist/traveler’ sort-of-thing. I was then 30 years […]
Vientiane is a common destination for backpackers in South East Asia. Many say that there is not much to see and do in Vientiane as others make this place only as a stop over before heading to Luang Prabang. Whatever it is, I find Vientiane interesting and worth […]
Getting a Nepal Visa On Arrival (VOA) in Kathmandu is a breeze. Almost all nationalities, Filipinos included, can avail of the Visa On Arrival in Kathmandu Airport. Kathmandu airport is Nepal’s main international gateway. Upon arrival, one needs to take a VOA application form and properly fill it […]
Today, August 15, 2013, pinoyontheroad.com turns 1! Thank you to all those who are following my roadtrips! I couldn’t ask for more!
How To Get To Marinduque From Manila, take a bus bound for Lucena Dalahican. Buses bound for Lucena can be found in Araneta Bus Terminal, Cubao Bus Terminals and Pasay Bus Terminals. Popular buses that go to Lucena are Jam Liner, Lucena Lines and RRCG among others. The […]
I have been traveling solo alot and I have noticed that more and more people are really going solo. For whatever reason, I know it’s worth it. Here is how I travel solo: PLAN AHEAD. There is no substitute for a good plan. I am not referring to […]
First, don’t freakout. This is my personal list. Second, read on. Lastly, don’t let them know about this. ******** I am not really a traveler. I am just starting to get my way on the road and I am very fortunate to have come across the works (and […]
I visited Peninsula De Punta Fuego upon invitation for an ocular. The property is located in Nasugbu, Batangas which is morethan 2 hours away from Manila via Tagaytay scenic route. The property is being managed by Fuego Properties – the same company that manages Pearl Farm in Davao […]
One interesting find in the mountains of Sagada is the Lemon Pie of Sagada Lemon House. The pie oozes with naturally tangy flavor is available at 25.00 per slice. The Lemon House also offers other varieties of pie like Blueberry Pie and Egg Pie. They are open until […]
For the past 7 years, I have been attending Good Friday celebrations in Lucban, Quezon. I am not from this place but it has become my yearly devotion to be here because of the not-so-commercialized celebration. It is simple yet grand. It is crowded yet solemn. It is […]
Sagada is my favorite tourist place in the Philippines. First, its far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Second, its relatively inexpensive staying here. Third, the climate is wonderful all year-round. Fourth, it can be accessed easily. Fifth, there is much to see, do and taste. […]
One can not miss this old church when in Maasin City which is situated near the City Hall. Along the national road of Maasin stands the picturesque Cathedral of Nuestra Senyora De Asunsion or the Maasin Cathedral. The original church of Nuestra Senyora De Asunsion was built by […]
San Juanico Bridge which spans a total length of 2.16 kilometers over San Juanio Straight is the longest and one of the most beautiful bridges in the Philippines that crosses a body of saltwater. The bridge has 43 spans and its main arch is 41 meters above sea […]
The Bangui Wind Mills – also referred to as the NorthWind Bangui Project, is located in the Municipality of Bangui in the Province of Ilocos Norte. ******** BRIEF INFORMATION ABOUT THE WINDMILLS OF BANGUI The wind farm project started with an aid grant of $48 million dollars […]
Biliran is one of the country’s smallest and newest provinces. It used to be part of the province of Leyte until 1992. Biliran Bridge links the island of Leyte and the island of Biliran. The bridge spans a very narrow channel estimated to be 100 meters from Leyte […]
I live where the adventure is. About an hour from where I stay is the town of Talisay, the perfect jump-off to Taal Volcano. I have always been fascinated by the beauty of the small volcano at sun rise. I arrived past 6AM at Taal Yacht Club to […]
Before we went for a Tibiao River cruise that day, we first stopped at Sto. Rosario Mulch-purpose cooperative to check out their abaca native products. Abaca is indigenous to the Philippines. Abaca fibers were already being woven into breathable fabrics and made into sturdy sandals in different parts […]
