5 Breathtaking Volcanoes to Visit in The Philippines

Owing to its proximity to the iconic ‘’Ring of Fire’’, the Philippines remains a hotspot for tourism including volcano tourism. Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes have shaken the locals for years, but that has not stopped the influx of both domestic and foreign visitors. Although volcanic explosions are terrifying, the Philippines' volcanoes are gorgeous, with incredible scenery and features. In fact, several inactive volcanoes have been transformed into tourist destinations with a wide range of activities. If you want to see these stunning volcanoes, keep reading because we will reveal to you five of the most breathtaking volcanoes in the Philippines!

Moriones Festival 2020 Schedule of Events and Travel Guide

In Marinduque, locals and tourists celebrate Holy Week with a little more life and color, through the Moriones festival. During this Easter week, the streets are filled with "Morions" or men and women dressed in Moriones costumes, complete with props of masks and shields. Throughout the festival, the Morions not only parade their bizarre outfits and eye-catching centurion masks, but they also engage with the crowd through a dance routine, sword fights, and even pranks and surprises.

5 Things You Should Prepare But Often Forget Before Your Trip

Traveling anywhere can be exciting. While it’s nice to be excited about going somewhere new, this enthusiasm can sometimes blind you to some of the things to prepare before you begin your adventure. Even after lots of planning, some things still slip our minds.

2019 BAGUIO CITY TRIP GUIDE : Interesting Spots and Things to Do plus Where to Eat and Where to Stay

Baguio has a wide array of destinations and experiences to enjoy these days. There are parks and views to behold, sweets and treats to try, and a whole exciting adventure for you. And of course, every vacation is not complete without all of your family members to keep you company. After all, it's true what they say; the more the merrier!

Indonesia | Interesting Spots and Things to Do in Jakarta in One Day - DIY Travel Guide

Are you looking for your next big destination? Well, look no further because Jakarta has a great adventure in store for you. Jakarta is the largest city in Indonesia with a population of around 10 million. For a long time, most people haven't witnessed the hidden gems in this country because it's not a popular destination. However, one thing you should know about this place is despite the continuous development of the urban city, Jakarta is still deeply connected to its traditional roots. With its rich culture, colorful history, friendly natives, and diverse ethnicities, Jakarta has truly become a spot worth exploration.

A Day Trip in El Nido

So, you just have a day in El Nido? Well, to be honest, it is almost impossible to cover those divine beaches and stunning nature of the surrounding archipelago in just one day. After all, El Nido trip is all about visiting those remote islands and lunar all about the Filipino culture. Visitors book flights to el Nido online and go for island hopping tours and to enjoy kayaking, diving, and snorkeling.

Dinagyang Festival 2020 Schedule of Events and Activities

Dinagyang Festival stands out as one of the largest religious and cultural celebration in the Philippines. The festivity is held in Iloilo City and is guaranteed to feed your senses with the striking performances and visually stunning props that it has to offer. The celebration includes a showcase of the city's exotic beauty, rich heritage of the people, unique cultural experience, and high spirits of all those who join.

Sinulog Festival 2020 Schedule of Events and Activities

The dazzling costumes, the thrilling performance, and the upbeat music in the air - all of these are bound to leave you awestruck in the Sinulog Festival. Dubbed as the “mother of all festivals,” this cultural and religious event is annually held on the third Sunday of January. Up to these days, millions of people all over the world flock to Cebu just to witness the grandness and beauty of this festival.

Masskara Festival 2019 Schedule of Events and Activities

The Masskara Festival is the celebration that defines Bacolod City as the City of Smiles. This month-long celebration of the happiest and most colorful festival in the country is filled with parties, concerts, food, and merry-making. Every year in October, when the fourth Sunday falls, the streets are filled with dancers that are enamored with bedazzling costumes, colorful masks, and bizarre headdresses.

Marinduque Province | Journey to Maniwaya Island - DIY Travel Guide + Personal Notes

My home province Marinduque is most famous for Moriones during Holy Week. However, not many people know that here lies an island which holds treasures that can bring joy and exhilarating feelings to any traveler. Maniwaya Island, despite being a new travel destination, has some of the most breathtaking and stunning shores, water, and rock formations I’ve seen here in the country. It brings a certain serene and quiet atmosphere because of its isolation.

Marinduque Province | Tres Reyes Islands in Gasan – DIY Travel Guide

Tired of the daily grind? Why not breathe some magic into your life with a getaway trip to Marinduque? Lucky for you, Marinduque is now more accessible more than ever. Before, you would have needed an 8 hour-long trip through land and through sea to reach this place. Now it’s just less than one hour away via air travel. And when you arrive at this hidden gem, you’ll be spoiled with choices for all the things you can see and do. You can schedule your trip and attend the exciting Moriones Festival, unwind at the beautiful Poctoy White Beach, be one with nature at Mount Malindig, and many more!

Ifugao Province | Journey to Batad Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Banaue

One of the gems of the Philippine landscape is certainly the Batad Rice Terraces of Banaue in Ifugao Province. Its importance is not merely for the fact that it’s a sight for sore eyes, but that it represents so much of what the Filipino culture and heritage stands for. The terraces were built by the Ifugao ancestors two thousand years ago almost entirely by hand in order to combat the erosion brought about by heavy rains during the monsoon season. When rain falls, the water will flow gradually from terrace to another until the water is evenly distribute to all the rice plants. This irrigation system stands and lasts till this day – a testament to just how hardworking and innovative the Filipino people can be.