NOAH: Adventures by Land, Air, Sea, and Fire in Narvacan, Ilocos Sur
Ready for adventure this summer? Go to the Narvacan Outdoor Adventure Hub in Ilocos, where you can go paragliding and climbing the via ferrata, among others
India’s Tourist Visa on Arrival for Filipinos
Planning on going to India? Apply for an electronic tourist visa at least 4 days before your trip. Here’s the process and requirements.
12 Reasons Why You Should Travel Solo At Least Once
Why should you try traveling alone? In this post, fellow solo female traveler Kiara Mijares gives 12 reasons why Filipinas should travel solo at least once.
Day Trip from Bangkok: Ayutthaya Historical Park, Thailand
Spending a few days in Bangkok? Go on a day trip to Ayutthaya. Whether you go on a DIY or group tour, seeing this ancient city is a must.
How to Get the Best Deals on Hotel Rooms with the Traveloka App
I have a discovery for fellow long-term travelers and budget backpackers: use the Traveloka app to get the best deals on hotel rooms!
Saying Goodbye to 2016 + Travel Plans for 2017
The year 2016 was simultaneously one of my best and worst years. Read on to find out why I cut my long-term travel short + my travel plans for this year.
Wat Sri Suphan: The Silver Temple of Chiang Mai
There are more to Chiang Mai than digital nomads working in cafes. If you go visit, make sure to drop by Wat Sri Suphan, the silver temple of Chiang Mai.
Review: Hong Kong’s Mini Hotel Central
If you want to stay at a budget, but comfortable, hotel in Hong Kong, check out Mini Hotel Central. Here’s my review.
Solo Travel Tips: Cebu, Philippines
Are you planning on going to Cebu soon? Here’s our Cebu solo travel tips plus a comprehensive guide on what to do and where to go once you’re there.
A DIY Tour of the Puerto Princesa Underground River, Palawan
Most people visit the Underground River in Palawan with a tour group. If you want to experience it more, though, do a DIY tour. Here’s how.
Accommodation Tips: How to Use Airbnb in Your Travels
Would you like to use Airbnb but don’t know how? Here’s my experience plus a brief guide on using the site. Needless to say, I use it in my travels too!
Of the Mountaineer’s Creed and Responsible Travel
People sometimes dismiss responsible travel as just being a buzzword that trends every now and then. It’s not. It’s a lifestyle.