Necropolis, the city of the dead. Like in any cultures, Filipinos have a deep respect for the departed ancestors. From prehispanic, Spanish colonial era to… Read More »10 interesting cemeteries in the Philippines you should visit
I’m always on the lookout for local delicacies whenever I travel and try it. While on this trip to Sagada to witness the panag-apoy, we… Read More »Three local delicacies I found in Sagada
Bokong Falls is one of Sagada’s known cascades. Located within a cultivated area bordered with rice terraces and stands of pine trees, its a small… Read More »Sagada’s quaint Bokong Falls
I quickened my pace as dusk was settling in, past people going down, coming from Sagada’s cemetery up in the hill beyond St. Mary’s Church… Read More »Bonfires and candles light Sagada’s panag-apoy
Halohalo, that Pinoy iced dessert popular during the hot summer months take on an interesting form in the highlands of the Cordilleras with different ingredients not used in the lowlands.
I am tracing a good five years of travel with my amour around the country and in this two part series, I am featuring ten of those sojourns. This is Part 2 which covers Davao City, Romblon, Lucban, Sagada and Ilocos.