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Weekends in Manila don’t always have to mean crowded malls, packed restaurants, or loud nightlife. Sometimes, the best way to end the week is much simpler: good food on the grill, cocktails by the pool, live music in the background, and your favorite people around the table. That’s exactly the kind of evening you’ll find at **Plunge Bar at […]
If you’ve ever said, “I wish more people read Filipino books,”—this is your sign that it’s already happening. The Philippine Book Festival 2026 wasn’t just a book event. It was a full-blown cultural moment. Think: book fair meets fandom convention meets creative playground. And honestly? It delivered. Led by the National Book Development Board (NBDB), this year’s festival gathered over 100 […]
Aside from recognizing the country’s museums, the Ang MUSEO Gawad also plans to map all the museums so everyone can visit them whenever possible. Let’s be real for a second—when was the last time you thought about museums? Not just as a field trip memory or a quick IG photo op, but as the actual keepers of our stories, our […]
Christmas in the Philippines usually means Noche Buena spreads, overflowing gifts, and someone holding the karaoke mic hostage until sunrise. But last year, I found myself craving something quieter. Something slower. Something that felt like a deep breath after a long year. That’s how I ended up celebrating the holidays at Four Points Palawan — and honestly, it changed the […]
Hi Earthlings, I have a confession to make. I saw the news today and they featured so*meone who tried tandem paragliding in Manila for the first time—and I realized I committed a content crime. I realized that while I posted a vlog about my sky-high adventures years ago, I never actually sat down to write a blog post about it. I […]
No more ferry transfers or long travel detours — this December, you can finally fly direct to the mystical island of Siquijor with Sunlight Air. Known for its white-sand beaches, enchanting waterfalls, and rich folklore, Siquijor has long been on every traveler’s bucket list. But until now, getting there meant flying to Dumaguete first, then taking a ferry to the […]