Category: Travel

  • Bags | Eagle Creek Vagabond Courier

    Bags | Eagle Creek Vagabond Courier

    There is always that little bag we take where we put the stuff we readily access and need when we travel like mobile phones, passport, flight tickets, notebooks, mints etc. The type of bag differs from each people. Some prefers belt bags or fanny pack, personally I like using shoulder bags and keep them on…

  • Into the Green Zone: Palawan Islands

    Into the Green Zone: Palawan Islands

    Pristine. Exotic. The last frontier. These are some of the common impressions of people on Palawan. The breathtaking sights of Puerto Princesa, Coron and El Nido has been one of the poster destinations the Philippines boast in their tourism campaigns. No doubt Palawan is replete with natural wonders and culture dating from thousands of years…

  • Compact and Sturdy Crumpler The Squid

    Compact and Sturdy Crumpler The Squid

    I have a packable jacket, a packable pants and it’s no surprise I now have a packable stow-away bag in the form of Crumpler The Squid. I got lucky enough to win this new product by just following CrumplerPH on twitter (which you should do too!) so I wasn’t expecting much about it. I’ve had…

  • Stay | GoHotels Dumaguete

    Stay | GoHotels Dumaguete

    Urban nomads looking for the comforting sights of a mall in a rural setting will find GoHotels Dumaguete an easy place to stay in. Like any of their branches GoHotels is usually accompanied by its big brother, the Robinson’s Malls making sure, guest would have all the comforts and needs just a few steps away.…

  • Rizal Park Goes Green

    Rizal Park Goes Green

    Have you seen what a “green” public restroom is like? No, I’m not talking about the colour, but how sustainable and environmental friendly a restroom can be. The above photo is an example. It may look like a typical restroom, but behind the mirrors you could see the white tanks which is part of the…

  • Dispatch: 5 days in Java Indonesia

    Dispatch: 5 days in Java Indonesia

    Yes, 5 days and it seems quite shorter even when I was there. I just got back this morning and am really excited to sort out the photos and organise my notes on this trip. It was my second time in Indonesia and my objective for this trip was specifically the UNESCO Heritage Site of…