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Since I missed this place so much, I decided to write something about the Ilonggo dishes that I miss the most. One of the reasons why we settled down in Iloilo is the food. It’s one of the places in the Philippines with a good gastronomic scene. Ilonggo dish when described is “manamit” or delicious, simple, and uses local...
“Food is the soundtrack of my travel” -Sophia Dato Hamid
It was my second visit in Brunei and it never ceased me to be amazed and surprised with their extraordinary culinary traditions. Few years ago, my friends and I made a short 2 days visit during Ramadhan with some restrictions especially with eating schedule. Of course, as non-Muslim, you have...
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Among all the mountains I’ve been to, Mt. Baloy has the strictest policy when it comes to permit application. The Indigenous People leaders and NCIP in San Jose Antique have implemented this rule for 6 months now. Quite new. To secure your climb permit, submit a letter of intent addressed to Ms. Milagrosa V. Crespo, CDO III/ Head NCIP,...
It was my first time to travel around the Eastern region of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and I was too excited to share my short experience. This is my comeback article after 2 years of hibernation. Pandemic did a lot of changes and we got to move on. Anyway, with a little bit of research and come what may...
In these difficult times, traveling back to your home country seems to be impossible and complicated. With all the travel restrictions both in your origin airport, layover, and arrival airport, you may consider not to push through with your travel plans if it is just for leisure purpose. In addition, the tripled cost of the ticket and the PCR...
