(in a different perspective) I’ve been hearing a lot about a certain temple in Cebu which many dub as the Taj Mahal of the Philippines. I’m not much for comparing places we have in the Philippines with those abroad, but for many, that’s usually the easiest, and not to mention, the catchiest way to promote a … Continue reading TEMPLE OF LEAH →

Osmeña Peak, the highest mountain in Cebu is a cluster of green jagged hills like a deformed twin of Chocolate Hills of Bohol  hugging the shorelines of Badian. This part of Dalaguete is reminiscent of Benguet. A serene town with low temperatures dotted with pine trees. A remote village inhabited mostly by vegetable farmers sporting their jackets, boots … Continue reading OSMENA PEAK →

Moalboal, a two hours drive from Cebu City is a gateway to some of the best diving spots not only in Cebu but in the entire Philippines. At first glance, it seems to be a sleepy town but its rich water is where all the action is. Moalboal is a well known tourist and diving paradise … Continue reading MOALBOAL →

The first thing that entered my head was “peace.” They must have felt it too — the filmmakers behind Camp Sawi, they must have. When they set foot on the island while scouting for shooting locations for their fictional retreat for the brokenhearted, they must have felt it too. Bantayan Island is therapeutic. It is … Continue reading BANTAYAN ISLAND →