Earlier this year, I booked a flight for the first time. Since I am a new solo backpacker, I decided to travel locally instead. I narrowed down my choices to Cebu City, Davao, and Kalibo. After a thorough research, I picked the Queen City of the South. Travelers call it a traveler-friendly city. For aspiring solo travelers, continue reading for a quick and easy solo backpacking guide in Cebu City.
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Category: Lifestyle
Binge on this- events, food reviews, and some millennial wanderings! Let’s binge on some good lifestyle.
4 Highlights of My AsiaPOP Comicon 2016 Experience
It’s that time of the year again when geeks are at their geekiest. AsiaPOP Comicon Manila 2017 is happening later this month and lots of surprises and fun experiences are waiting for attendees.
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Taal Volcano Hike Guide
All of us studied this landmark at some point in school. Why wouldn’t we? It is a national pride since it is the smallest volcano in the world. Taal Volcano is a volcano within an island at the center of a lake. And yes, it is possible to get on top of it and marvel its beauty at the crater. Read more about Taal Volcano Hike Guide …
Mt. Makiling Solo Hike Guide
Mt. Makiling is the closest spot for me to take a hike in. I am from Laguna myself. Even hikers from Manila or nearby provinces can climb this mountain because Los Banos is very accessible with lots of available transportation options. Read more about Mt. Makiling Solo Hike Guide …
Solo Backpacking in Baguio Day 2
After my first night in Baguio, I woke up early the following day to continue exploring the City of Pines.
There are jeepneys headed to Mines View Park at the plaza. I timed my arrival before dawn to capture great photos of the place. I may have arrived way too early as some shops are still closed but at least there are still few visitors. I passed through several shops before I got to the lagoon. Mines View Park may be Baguio’s most famous tourist attraction. Visitors can stand on the cliff while overlooking the community below and marvel at the vast mountainscape of the region. It’s nowhere near the Kiltepan experience but the view can still take one’s breath away.
Solo Backpacking Trip in Baguio pt 1
Spending nine hours every single day in the office can be exhausting. There will come a time when you will want to drop everything, go out somewhere else, and escape from all of your responsibilities. You will be filled with the urge to step out and just wander off. That happened to me in January. I received my 13th-month pay and my leaves were still barely untouched, so I decided to do something about it. The bug that may have bitten every working millennials finally bit me: I got the travel bug. So after a few days of contemplating on the logistics of my travel, I planned my first solo backpacking trip to Baguio. Read more about Solo Backpacking Trip in Baguio pt 1 …
A Night In Mt Tagapo
Have you ever had something so close yet never had the chance to know it better? No, I’m not trying to pull off a ‘hugot line’ here. I am referring to Mt Tagapo. I was born and raised in Laguna and Mt. Tagapo is one landmark that I have been observing since. It is located in Talim Island in Rizal, across Laguna Lake. Every Sunday morning, my dad and I would usually go to a fishing port in Cabuyao City to jog, have a serving of goto, and buy from the fresh haul of tilapia, imelda, and bangus. Since then, I have always wondered what is on the other side of the lake. Read more about A Night In Mt Tagapo …