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Jess at Japan!
It was never part of the plan. Why? I am history geek and we all know what happened when Japan invaded the Philippines. Japanese soldiers either rape Filipina women or torture Filipino soldiers and civilians, just to get what they desired. For me, they were heartless. However, as I grow old, I learnt some of…
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Family Vacation at Baguio City
It was 10 years ago when I visited Baguio City with my family. This time, we have additional members to join us at the City of Pines. We have a 1 year old and a 4 year old whom are very much adorable and quirky. Plus, my mother aged thus visiting attractions in Baguio City…
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Christmas Vacation at Baguio City
Baguio City may be a familiar place for some of Filipinos but this time around while in pandemic, it is different. I have been to Baguio multiple times as part of my travel going to Sagada. But with my family, it has been 10 years since we visited the Summer Capital of the Philippines. Before,…
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Foodporn in Baguio City
What is a place without food? Baguio City will not be Baguio without its food and restaurants. Though we rented a house where we can cook, we still able to enjoy local restaurants and some street foods here! Here are some of the places we’ve been to that made our tummies happy! 🙂 Craft 1945…
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Brighter in Bohol
After the rainy travel days I had in Cebu, I was very blessed to be welcomed in Bohol with the brightest sun. Tropical typhoon had passed the eastern section of Visayas. It was indeed a different view in Bohol. After all the rain in Cebu, the heat was scorching in Tagbilaran City! A very lovely…
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Cebu – Backpacking in the South
Cebu is known as the Queen City of the South. Probably the most popular place to visit in Visayas next to Boracay Island in Aklan. Cebu for me is place of bountiful culture and history. We can never let our grade school days passed without visiting pages of history books with Cebu as the prime…
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