Lods takes us through a number of different temples on her last day of trekking through Cambodia.
Lods’ temple-trekking trip continues as she visits the famed Angkor Wat.
Betty enjoys a moderate but still bountiful feast at Bellevue’s All Day Buffet.
Lods shares the sights and sounds of her trip to Siem Reap and Angkor Wat, one temple at a time.
What better place to look for knives than a barangay named Balisong? Miogi discovers an impressive selection of blades, a passionate shop owner, and a bit of history in Taal, Batangas.
Betty and Wria discover a shortcut that saves them from having to float home during Tuesday’s flash floods.
Before leaving Hong Kong, Betty finally takes a farewell dim sum meal.
Mass, malls, and massages—Day 3 in Hong Kong is like a weekend at home on steroids, as Betty squeezes in some shopping, eating, and token sightseeing.
Betty and company enjoy a rainy day breakfast with Bruce Lee and unravel the mystery of all the closed shops on their second day in Hong Kong.
Read about the great Southbound Hong Kong holiday! On Day 1, Betty and co. decide to play safe and grab a quick bite at McDo after a bumpy ride.
On a recent trip to Subic, Toff happily bypasses the usual long, dry, congested, and rather boring drive in favor of the newly opened SCTEx, with its wide (not quite) empty roads and bucolic views.
Leaving town for the long vacation? Be prepared with our survey of SLEX service stations, so you can plan the pit stops on your journey!
On a visit to his parent’s native land, Miogi discovers the country’s charms in places like Liliw, where he finds shoe shopping, simple food, and fresh streams to enjoy.
A trip to the theme park and lots of ice cream to boot! What a treat! This post almost has us rushing off to Enchanted Kingdom.
Betty and Chris find that even though the balloons fail to take flight, the trip up north to see the Hot Air Balloon Festival is worth waking up for.
Johanna goes on an early Valentine’s Day date—with herself—and falls in love with Sonya’s Garden all over again.
Ria Vita begins to explore South East Asia with a start-of-the-year trip to Kuala Lumpur and shares some pointers and hopes for more travel and adventure for the rest of the year.
The quest for Sam Milby’s jars ends and Johanna’s artistic flair begins at a quaint roadside stall in Tagaytay as she stumbles across a “unique find” down South.
Enjoy a different weekend experience at the Country Fair at The Flower Farm on February 9 and 10, 2008 from 9AM to 5PM. Visit the one-of-a-kind outdoor bazaar featuring interesting gift items, art pieces, antiques, jewelry, accessories and delectable food selections from local restaurateurs in cool and breezy Tagaytay. For inquiries, please call The Flower Farm at 815-6664 or 815-6665.
With two holidays coming up ahead, you can be sure flowers will play an important part in the celebration. We take an enlightening and inspiring trip to The Flower Farm in Tagaytay to see how their garden grows.