Category: Travel
I love documenting my travels, often through photos, and sharing them in the hope of inspiring others to explore these incredible places or consider adding them to their own itineraries.
Maybe someday, I can travel full-time. ๐
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Shibuya’s 3D calico cat
My last post has been over 2 years, and it was when I updated and fixed my blog’s theme. It has been that long, and I’m still undecided if I want to quit blogging. A part of me thinks I should keep it for archival purposes until the contents aren’t relevant anymore (as if I…
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Exploring Asakusa, Tokyo: A Photo Diary ๐ธ
Asakusa is a major tourist destination, or one of popular ones, in Tokyo. Sensล-ji, Tokyoโs oldest and most significant Buddhist temple, is a popular destination in Asakusa. To be honest, Asakusa was near the bottom of my list of places to visit in Tokyo because I felt like I’d already seen enough of it through…
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A Snoopy Day in Harajuku: PEANUTS Cafe SUNNY SIDE kitchen
A friend and I briefly talked about themed cafes, which we believe are currently non-existent in Metro Manila. It made me think back to whether I’d been to any in Tokyo, and yes, I have. ๐ Just one, if memory serves. PEANUTS Cafe SUNNY SIDE kitchen Themed cafes aren’t usually high on my list of…
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Sohoton Caves and Natural Bridge Park
Sohoton Caves and Natural Bridge Park is an 841 ha protected natural park in Basey, Samar (Philippines) consisting of caves, waterfalls, limestone formations, and a thick forest. The Sohoton Caves must be my first caving ever, and hopefully not my last. We had a day trip to Samar on the second day of our weekend…
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A weekend in Leyte
Friends and I used to wait for local flight promos, and we picked Tacloban so we could go to Samar for caving. Tacloban, an autonomous urbanized city, is the provincial capital of Leyte. I’ll save our caving in Samar for another post. For now, I’ll share highlights of our weekend-long vacation in Leyte. I don’t…
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Virtual Traveling
I was already thinking of when and where to go next while still on vacation last December. My being undecided became a good thing because of the sudden lock down and, obviously, flight cancellations. Nothing for me to worry over, thankfully. Now, I just wonder when we can travel again. I’m sure things will be…
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Less than a day in Sagada
This post has been in my drafts for so long. Hopefully, anything I share here will still be of help when you go to Sagada. Late last year, I went on an out of the country vacation, but I still felt burnt out. (It must have been too short. ๐) So, I asked my boyfriend…