One thing I love about Japan is their railway system. I love how efficient, punctual and comprehensive it is. I also love how the trains look so aesthetic pleasing. I do find the train/subway system to be a bit intimidating due to its complexity. But the bottom line about it is that it simply works […]
The post recounts a 10-day trip to Tokyo by the author and his wife celebrating their 30th anniversary. They visited in late November, enjoying beautiful autumn colors and nice cold weather. They explored various attractions, stayed in Shinjuku, and appreciated Tokyo’s vibrant atmosphere and coffee culture while traveling light and capturing memories.
My wife and I traveled to Baguio City for a quick 3-day getaway, looking forward to a refreshing break from our daily routines. It was great to just go and decompress with no agenda in mind, allowing us to explore the beautiful city at our own pace. For this trip, we didn’t stay in our […]
The author reminisces about their love for Hong Kong, detailing their recent trip with family, sharing insights on the city’s changes, food, and experiences. They express gratitude for cherished moments and plans to return someday. The trip marks significant milestones, including family bonding and reuniting with a long-lost friend after 35 years.
The writer and their family traveled to Boracay for a 3-day stay, opting for a quieter spot away from the crowded white beach. They stayed at the Savoy Hotel, enjoying calm and private beaches. Despite the crowded commercial areas, they savored the sunset and welcomed the new year with beachside fireworks. Overall, a memorable and enjoyable trip.
Last June, my wife and I decided we needed to have some “we” time. No Kids, no agendas, just “we” time. Since it was already June which ruled out trip to the beaches for us since it was rain and typhoon season here in the Philippines. We wanted to visit somewhere urban but relatively cheap […]
Osaka is quite a refreshing place for me. Despite being the 2ndlargest metropolis in Japan, it still retains a laid-back feel amidst the observable hustle and bustle of a modern urban area.
It has been 2 years since I last visited Baguio. It was the last time I was able to travel there with my mom and it was literally after that trip 2 years ago, that we found out my mom was sick. As my daughter aptly put it: Every firsts after amah/my mom’s passing still […]
For foodies travelling up north to Baguio, Foggy Mountain Cookhouse should be a familiar name. Chef Marianito “Babes” Reyes opened this wonderful place at the outskirts of Baguio city proper. It is located on the outskirts of Baguio City proper but nonetheless, it is quite easy to access specially via Waze. The alfresco dining area […]
Our annual “pilgrimage” to Antonio’s
