First impression I have when I saw the sandbars --> ^@#$*@# -- this is not a curse word. It is an unknown word which means, simply indescribable. They are two natural attractions that are picturesque... a work of art... a work of God... hes. There are no inhabitants in the area as the locals say that it submerges completely during high tide. Marine life like starfishes, sea urchins and fishes surround the region where the mangroves are growing (the hollow part of the crescent moon-shape).
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Part 2: During the trip Check-in what should be checked-in -Don't forget checking your water, scissors, and Swiss knife in. Else, end up losing those. Grab a map - There usually are free maps in the airport. Find time to know the place. Befriend a local - The first local you'll probably meet is your taxi driver. Befriend him. He knows the place and will probably share a tip or 2 regarding your destination. Trust and be friendly with your guide - First rule whe
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Part 1: Before going on a trip Plan - This is the first and the most important part of travelling. This includes knowing the essentials: where to go and who you'll be with, Trust me, knowing your travel buddies and the the places you'll go to will make or break your trip Consider your travel buddies - Trips will either break or make a relationship. Whether you'll go with your friends or enemies is up to you. As much as possible, be with those you're comfortable with. If not fo
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Ever dreamt of living in a treehouse? Of leaving the city for a while and be one with nature? Better head off to Enigmata in Mambajao, Camiguin. Enigmata is a Visayan term meaning 'the wakening'. Travel buffs and nature lovers will understand why. Living in the Enigmata tree house is like living in an ancient yet modern world, minus the hassle or technologies like pc, TV, and radio. red Enigmata, we were amazed at the decorations. One of the artists is Mindanao's Kublai Khan (forgot the n
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From smallest to biggest :) Habal-Habal Habal habal is the common ride on most provinces in the Philippines. Its nothing special, its just a plain ol' motorcycle or scooter that you regularly see, except here we call it 'Habal-Habal'. Habal-habal is the Visayan term for "Sex" because as a passenger you ride on a habal habal at the back of the driver, basically it's like your on top of each other. This is the best ride for rough roads and dirt roads that are usually shortcuts to some to
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A zip-line (also known as a flying fox, zip wire, aerial runway, death slide or tyrolean crossing) consists of a pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline. They are designed to enable a user propelled by gravity to traverse from the top to the bottom of the inclined cable, usually made of stainless steel, by holding on or attaching to the freely moving pulley. source: wikipedia About One of the main attractions of Davao, is the zipline ride located at Camp Sabros, Kapatagan, Dig
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