Cebu City in Two Hours

Travelling on public holidays has its downsides. Most of the museums were closed, and I basically spent the afternoon walking the streets and popping into one church after another. My original plan was The Yap-Sandiego House, Casa Gorordo, Jesuit House, Cathedral Museum, and maybe other sights along the way.… Read more

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Back on the Road

It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on this blog. Mainly because it’s been a while since I’ve travelled on my own, with time to spare post-travel. So I’m going to post something on the fly, in the hopes of getting into the habit of documenting my trips more consistently.… Read more

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Red Ginger | A Day Trip to Indang, Cavite

Having been recommended by a few people, I persuaded some of my girl friends to take a drive south of Metro Manila for a very protracted lunch.  The trip was made less enjoyable by the ridiculous traffic jam en route. Nevertheless, we happily consumed the plates of food served us when we arrived.… Read more

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Bali Basics | Things to See and Do

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Bali is a popular tourist destination, and there are so many reasons why.  It has enough to cover the whole spectrum of travelers – from luxury hotel hoppers to backpackers, art and history buffs to adrenaline junkies.  … Read more

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Angkor in Three Days

Don’t know how to plan your trip in this UNESCO Heritage Site?  Here’s my suggested itinerary.  Warning – this is not suitable for those who love taking their time.

DAY 1

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Sunrise – Sra Srang (first stop on the small tour circuit).  … Read more

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Cambodia for Beginners

Or – what I should have done when I visited five years ago.

The lure of Cambodia will always be the City of Angkor, a UNESCO Heritage Site.  For those who are travelling on a tight schedule and an equally tight budget, five to six days would be enough.  … Read more

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