Hellowww guys, just got a short and simple post today because other than the Underground River, we really didn’t do much in Puerto Princesa.
Exploring the Underground River in Puerto Princesa, Palawan
El Nido, Palawan – TOUR A
El Nido Tour A ➡ Hi Guys! 2017 is closing in on us in just a couple of days and I still have A LOT of back logs to upload and I’ll be sure to start some drafts since I’m currently on holiday from work.
I wrote about Tour C about a month ago which you can check out here. And now I’ll be sharing with you all another popular tour choice while in El Nido, Tour A.
El Nido, Palawan – TOUR C
Welcome to El Nido!!! One of the most beautiful places in the world, constantly on top of lists of the best islands/beaches and after visiting, I now know why. It’s freakinnnnng amazingggggggggggggggggggg.
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Beach Bummin’ in Boracay, Philippines
Hello everyoneeee. It’s Saturday, it’s hot, the weather’s a bit gloomy, but I’m feeling creative. For today, I have a different style of writing than what you usually see in my other posts. Changing it up, experimenting with what I enjoy writing and what people enjoying reading. Let me know what you think!
In April 2017, my family and I went to Boracay, Philippines – it was during Holy Week so the place was jam-packed! We flew with Cebu Pacific and stayed for 3 days and 2 nights at La Carmela de Boracay. It was my first time visiting and I was excited but I knew that it was going to be crowded and very much commercialized. Click the link below to read more about my adventure!
Walking the Stations of the Cross
The Mount of Olives, or Mount Olivet, the starting point of our journey through the Holy City of Jerusalem, Via Dolorosa and walking the Stations of the Cross. We were up quite early that day since the best time to start your pilgrim is definitely the morning. By the afternoon, the streets in the old city are jam-packed and it’s quite hard to navigate, especially if it’s your first time here and don’t know your way around.