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When most travellers consider a trip to LA – it’s all about bright lights, world class shopping, celebrities and Hollywood – but did you know that there is a whole new side to the City of Angels? (And we’re not talking about East Side – West Side!) Los Angeles is well known for many ground [...]
Josh is the author of the blogs that I’ve been following for more than a year now. Josh features the part of China which we (in the Philippines) don’t know that much, Xinjiang. Xinjiang was supposedly part of my itinerary last year which unfortunately did not materialize due to some “stuff” that went on in [...]
So, you’ve decided to travel and see the world and now researching about places routes and everything about backpacking. Where do you go first? There are countless of blogs and websites that will help you find your way and it gets too confusing sometimes. Here are the Top Four websites that I recommend you should [...]
A month ago, I was surprised to receive an invite from Nica of Thunderbird Resort regarding their media launch of The Point Residences. Unfortunately I wasn’t available due to conflict of schedule with my another plan. I called up a friend and asked her if she could cover for me and despite of her gruelling [...]
Akila and Patrick are the authors of another travel/food blog that I follow. The Road Forks. Their blog would definitely make you salivate over the nice looking tasty dishes that they feature on their websites. You also get a chance to learn on how to make those dishes. Get to know more about Akila and [...]
Singapore seems to be one of the most expensive places in Asia to travel to. Most people hesitate to travel in Singapore fearing that they wouldn’t be able to afford it. Here are some tips on how to travel to Singapore without breaking the bank. Accommodation There are plenty of options in this very touristy [...]
Mr G and Ms gourmantic are the authors of the travel blog that I try to avoid because it makes me feel really hungry. Kidding aside. Mr and Ms G features awesome food delights from different parts of the world. Once you start reading an article, you can’t help but drool over the delectable cuisines [...]
There are gazillions of travel blogs out there, maybe in the Philippines alone there are thousands, no, maybe hundreds of thousands of travel blogs. And realistically we can only follow a few. Here’s my Top 15 Philippine Travel Blogs (and I recommend that you should follow them too) Justwandering Justwandering is full of useful information [...]
I was just a 22 year-old corporate player almost six years ago. I dreamt of having it all. I thought promotion would be the only way to do it. So I chased it. I got it, every year. I was such a lucky bastard. It’s almost unimaginable for me what I was able to accumulate [...]
I came across Shannon’s blog as I was searching for some information on how to travel and volunteer around the world. Shannon, like other travellers, sold almost all her possessions and set on an RTW last 2008. She went to Australia, through SE Asia, India, Nepal, Eastern Europe, the UK, and Ireland for about 11 [...]
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Top 15 Philippine Travel Blogs 
How to Get to El Nido, Palawan 
Accommodation in El Nido for All Budget 
FREE EBook: The Philippines – Pearl of the Orient 
My First FREE E-Book: Backpacking Tips for Southeast Asia 
How much did I Spend in El Nido 
Coron: The Most Beautiful Place in the Philippines 
Ask the Nomads: Why are tourists hesitant to visit the Philippines? 
Don’t End Up as a Dead Tourist – 5 Tips to Stay Safe in ‘Dangerous’ Countries 
Ask the Nomads: Best Travel Advice to First Time Travellers to the Philippines Part 1 
