Langyaw in 2009
A man walks to the beach in Danao City early in the morning.
Its the twilight, literally and figuratively, for 2009 as the year is coming to a close and for me and this blog, it has been a good year. Well, travels were not aplenty but for many months of the year, I was shuttling between Makati and Cebu as I was involved on a project that culminated into my latest book: Balaanong Bahandi: Sacred Treasures of the Archdiocese of Cebu. And thus, it is only natural that majority of my travel blog posts focuses on this province, my home.
Cebu-Sugbo kini the series features the island province of Cebu like you’ve never known it. It’s secrets, off-the-beaten-path travels, her people’s devotion to the child, God and king, the Sto. Niño with it’s attendant festival, the Sinulog. There’s culture and heritage, food from various places like Bantayan to Carcar and including the humble puso.
I’ve featured touring around the island from north to south and visiting beautiful, not so known natural attraction. There’s also the stunning moving works of art that is the Cebuano jeepney as well as the once popular jai alai still being played. Included also are multimedia presentations on different aspects of the province. To cap this series, I’ve interviewed Arnold Carl Sancover, Cebu heritage blogger as well as featured his five must visit non-religious heritage sites.
Other than featuring my home province, I’ve also included a travel valentine special as well as offered a photo ebook, In Transit and my first e-magazine, 10 Things to Do This Summer. In May, this author and langyaw.com were featured in the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s Lifestyle section. And perhaps, the most significant event of the year was being chosen BEST TRAVEL BLOG during the Philippine Blog Awards, one of three wins!
Looking forward to more travels and experiences off the beaten path in 2010.
Estan Cabigas is a multiawarded blogger and freelance photographer based in Makati City, the Philippines. A true blue Cebuano, he makes stunning images and meaningful photo stories. He has writtten for CNN Go and his photograph will be published in the May 2010 issue of the National Geographic Magazine. To know more about him and his photography, visit estancabigas.com.
Happy New Year to you Estan I’m looking forward to many more interesting posts in the coming year. I never get tired of hearing about all your travels, but along with new places, I hope that you still continue to focus and share more of what Cebu has to offer. Here’s to many new adventures!
Hi queeniebee,
Thanx and happy new year! Am planning of some interesting places and posts for 2010
fruitful 2009 for you estan. more power in 2010.
cheers!
this one’s cool too!
cheers to you and your blog!
hope to follow you and other travel bloggers’ footsteps.
ahh. i’d like to create my own year ender as well. hehe.
more travels next year!
erick, thanx.
ed, you should
happy 2010 to all!
happy new year!!!
i haven’t been able to blog and go blog-hopping for the longest time, but thanks to plurk and facebook, i’m still reading you. LOL.
happy new year jun! thanx for the visit
’seems like you’ve had an awesome year estan!
wishing you more adventures this 2010!!!
happy new year!
More travels this 2010 bai!
It was indeed a fruitful 2009 for you. I wish you more travels and more recognition for 2010
More trips and more photographic adventures in 2010!
Ну тут собственно больше ничего не добавишь, интересная статья, автору респект!
shares http://tinyurl.com/ybj8fe6 http://tinyurl.com/y9soqd5 (langyaw in 2009) http://plurk.com/p/36yg2l
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