A small hill in the busy nook that separates Baguio City and La Trinidad, Benguet used to be dull and uneventful. The shanties that covered the green hill turned this spot into an eyesore. The …
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Temple of Leah: Cebu City’s Own “Taj Mahal”
The story of Temple of Leah is the same as Taj Mahal, a mausoleum in India built as a symbol of undying love. Temple of Leah is Teodorico Soriano Adarna’s gesture of love to his …
Continue readingIgorot Stone Kingdom: Baguio City’s New Attraction
If you have been to Baguio City lately, it is likely that you have already visited one if its newest attractions. The Igorot Stone Kingdom which formally opened to public in June of 2021 has …
Continue readingFour Cemeteries I Would Rather Be On All Saints Day
One of the biggest holidays in the Philippines is All Saints Day. Like Christmas, Holy Week and New Year, the first day of November is widely celebrated across the archipelago. Expect exodus of people specially to …
Continue readingA Glimpse of Manila Metropolitan Theater
You may be passing by her everyday. She, who was a victim and managed to survive the war. She, who was a witness to the bombings, powerful calamities, and countless demonstrations. She, who stood still …
Continue readingKuala Terengganu Attractions
Museum Negara / Terengganu State Museum Situated in a three hectare complex in Losong, Museum Negara or the Terengganu State Museum is considered as the biggest museum complex in South East Asia. It is the …
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