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The Virgin Mountaintop Waterfalls No Travel Magazine Has Published — Until Now
The green in the fields of Tabun-acan in the town of Pilar, Capiz is mostly sugarcane; there are few ricefields, and even fewer trees except in the mountains where nobody is allowed to cut them. Tabun-acan is most accessible through the town of Lutod-lutod (now renamed as President Roxas, which […]
7 Reasons to Explore Agusan del Sur After “Lolong”
Find out why Agusan del Sur is not your typical getaway. Remember the giant alligator “Lolong” was caught in Bunawan in Agusan River in 2011? Measuring 6.17 meters and weighing kilograms, he was declared by the Guinness Book of World Record as the longest of its kind. For more than a […]
Classic & Pinoy: Your Cassava Cake Recipe
Cassava Cake is made of freshly grated cassava, eggs, coconut milk, and sugar. It is baked in round tin molds or the regular rectangular cake pan. Ingredients Cassava Cake Mix: 2 lbs grated cassava 1 1/4 oz. condensed milk 1 1/2 oz. evaporated milk 1 1/4 oz. coconut milk 1 1/3 […]
Negros Occidental’s Tinagong Dagat: A Beautiful Secret Unveiled
Ever wonder why it was called “Tinagong Dagat”? Tinagong Dagat is located in Mt. Mandalagan of Negros Occidental. It is a flat terrain on top of a mountain and was said to be an old crater. The best season to traverse the mountains is during summer between March to May. […]
Montaño Sardines: Dipolog’s Best Spanish Style Pasalubong
The sea water surrounding Zamboanga del Norte is a very rich source of marine products. Ever year, tamban (sardines) are harvested from its waters accounting for the many sardine canneries in Dipolog. One company has made its name as a top producer of quality bottled spanish sardines in oil— Montaño. […]
Two Thumbs Up: Tanjay’s Sweet Budbud
Tanjay City in Negros Oriental is known for its delicious budbud (or bodbod). Budbud is a Visayan term for suman. So “budbud” = “suman” and “suman” = “budbud.” Tanjay’s budbud always come in pairs in a full (and sticky) embrace, like lovers. Be it big or small in size, […]
Top 5 Baguio Haunted Spots
1. Diplomat Hotel – This former seminary before being developed into a hotel, is considered one of the most haunted hotels in the world. Strange noises and infamous headless apparitions are reported to be seen in this now abandoned hotel on top of the Dominican hill. Locals who live near the […]
7 Superb Reasons to Drop By Ibajay En Route to Boracay
1) Ati-Ati Festival Ibajay (pronounced “i-ba-háy”) is the custodian of Aklan’s living heritage, anchored on the strength of its army of ancients. Photo courtesy of Boy Ryan Zabal. This force is led by the merrymakers and devotees of the Ati-ati Festival, the town’s version of the Kalibo Ati-atihan, and which […]
Alimango Festival: Watch the Dancing Mud Crabs of Samar
Have you witnessed the courtship dance between male and female alimangos? The Philippine mud crab, scientific name Scylla serrata, also called as mangrove crabs or black crabs is an economically important crab species. It is because of the business opportunity for the growing demand of these crustaceans commercially. Mud crab, commonly called […]