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  • How to Get to Don Salvador Benedicto

    How to Get to Don Salvador Benedicto

    If you haven’t read my insights about Negros Occidental’s Don Salvador Benedicto, I suggest you read Invigorating Nature of Don Salvador Benedicto to get acquainted with its unspoiled beauty. Going in and out of Don Salvador Benedicto is as easy as taking a bus ride from the Northern Negros terminal…

  • Invigorating Nature of Don Salvador Benedicto

    Invigorating Nature of Don Salvador Benedicto

    On that very moment, I stood there and glanced on the verdant slopes of Don Salvador Benedicto. The chilling breeze blew through my hair as I patiently waited for the azure clouds to give way for the sunlight. The wind whistled through the air and slowly, streaks of light from…

  • Day 352: Quick Ways to Avoid Strangers

    Day 352: Quick Ways to Avoid Strangers

    It has been a whirlwind of awkward situations with different types of people I have met in a week’s span. Most situations were with men who were obviously predictable with their cheesy pick-up lines that nearly choked me to death on my seat while in the pre-departure area. (Please don’t…

  • The White House: Samal’s Historic Landmark

    The White House: Samal’s Historic Landmark

    At 9am, we were headed towards Samal’s not so touristy spot. I still could not get over from the “more than pungent” asphyxiating smell of bat dung aka “droppings” – for a fancy name to call it. Yeah, we came from the Monfort Bat Sanctuary prior to this. For a…

  • PTB’s 2012 Year-End Blog Carnival: The Year We Traveled Like it’s The End of The World!!!

    PTB’s 2012 Year-End Blog Carnival: The Year We Traveled Like it’s The End of The World!!!

    Aside from the hysteria generated by the popular Mayan Calendar’s prophecy that the world will end during 13.0.0.0.0 (December 21, 2012), there were other known and “unknown” theories as well. Take for example the Winter Solstice, or the Toutatis Asteroid that was scheduled to hit Earth on the same day,…

  • Roxas City: Palina Greenbelt Ecopark

    Roxas City: Palina Greenbelt Ecopark

    Just 5 kilometers away from the city proper of Roxas, you’ll be entering a realm of 8 species of true mangroves (some are already century-old), 34 species of birds, 13 species of fish, and 64 species of shellfishes all residing in a coast at Sitio Cablatan, Barangay Cagay. It was…

  • Firsthand Experience of the Virgin Liktinon Falls

    Firsthand Experience of the Virgin Liktinon Falls

    Huge boulders very similar to those in the Jurassic Era were one of the hurdles we had to endure before reaching the Liktinon Falls. Multiple free-flowing streams of river water seeped into my shoes as I tried maneuvering over one boulder to the next. Tucked inside a vast forest, this little…

  • “Taklong” Forest Snails, Anyone?

    “Taklong” Forest Snails, Anyone?

    Imagine these “slow poke” herbivore snails crawling with traces of orange slime, carrying a huge shell on their backs, and thriving in wooded areas of the forest being served as a local cuisine in Brgy. Bayuyan, President Roxas, Capiz. I have encountered snails in our front yard, as well as…

  • Hagimit Falls: Discover the Sound of Serenity

    Hagimit Falls: Discover the Sound of Serenity

    Sitting quietly in an unspoiled forest, there lies a cascading waterfall that is surrounded by luscious green, vegetation, tall, enchanting trees, and flourished with the sound of nature that you once heard in a “How to relax” audiobook. Hagimit Falls is a small waterfall with several natural pools of cool,…