15 bloggers join in this first ever Pinoy Travel Bloggers’s Blog Carnival which Langyaw is hosting. Read their accounts of these bloggers’s best places they’ve visited in the Philippines.

I trekked up Mt. Iraya in Batanes to ponder on my past, my present and my future as a was crossing a major life milestone and I came down humbled and confident.

I know nothing about Macau except for a few things or what I think I knew of this place and I am open to what this place has to offer, good or bad. I am always receptive to something new: food, places, structures and probably culture and people. I’m ready to be surprised

Its smaller than the whole of Metro Manila but Macau, a rising tourist haven with its big name casinos, dancing lights and glitzy glamor is one place that Pinoys should visit. Beyond the lure of the gaming tables, there is great fusion cuisine to savor, a rich religious heritage to ponder, colonial architecture to marvel and an old world charm to experience.

An alternative travel from Naga City to CWC. Interesting with beautiful sceneries along the way. It was an experience worth taking: a trip from Naga City to CWC, world class wakeboarding and water sports facilities via skates, a wooden and motorized contraption that transports people and goods using extant rails.