Country Home Resort in Oslob, Cebu ticked all the boxes. It’s a nice, well-maintained property with lots of IG-worthy features. Every corner was tastefully arranged, every nook nicely decorated. The outdoor infinity pool overlooking the vast sea and the open roof deck where they serve alfresco dining are something look forward to in this place. Country Home Resort was our haven during our two-day stay in the Oslob.
Puerto Princesa is undeniably one of the most visited places in the province of Palawan. It’s the home for the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park (Underground River), various diving sites, and other impressive...
Both locals and travelers across the globe will surely be saying “It’s more fun in the Philippines!” when they have visited Southern Cebu and see its wonders with their own eyes. South Cebu is...
Quick Facts Major jump-off: KM. 55 in Atok, Benguet Elevation: 2,717+ MASL (3rd highest mountain in Luzon; 9th highest peak in the Philippines.) Specs: Minor Climb Features: Fire Mummies | Village Life | Vegetable...
One of the best things to do on rainy days is to devour a bowl of ramen. We are now on a mission to find the best, fulfilling bowl of ramen in the South....
When we hear the phrase “under a state of calamity” the first thing that comes into our mind is that the place has been devastated by a natural occurrence, be it typhoon, earthquakes, drought,...
Check out our new lurking place surrounded by lush trees and azure salty waters — the Carolina Camp Site in Nasugbu, Batangas.
Bataan Province has a very important role in the Philippines’ history. It is known for the trudging Death March during the Japanese invasion where thousands of Filipino and American troops went through a menacing...
I will not say Tumalog Falls is a beautiful, must-see site in Cebu Province because it isn’t. It wasn’t beautiful when we went there. It’s no water cascading into the pool below. It’s more...
La Union is one of the most popular tourist destinations up north of Metro Manila. Being the surfing capital of Northern Luzon, this place becomes very busy from October to March, when the waves swell. While surfing remains the primary reason why tourists visit La Union, more and more sites are starting to come into view. The province also cradles other impressive and beautiful sceneries such as Pindangan Ruins, Ma Cho Temple, La Union Botanical Garden, La Union Centennial Tree, and Arosip Ecotrail.
