Eco tourism Parks to VIsit in Isabela Isabela is the second-largest province in the Philippines in land area and is located in the Cagayan Valley Region in Luzon. It is referred to as the “Queen Province of the North” and the “Corn Capital of the Philippines” as the center of the country's agriculture. But not just that, Isabela is also known for its iconic tourist attractions. However,...
Celebrating International Left-handers Day Today, August 13 is the International Left-Handers Day. Being left-handed is not a defect but can affect people because the world is mainly made for right-handed individuals. If you are a lefty, creating a lefty zone is an excellent way to celebrate the occasion. On this day, you should be comfortable being left-handed. Most companies make household...
What Pangasinan has to offer tourists Photo from The Happy Pill Pangasinan is the third-largest province in the entire Philippine Archipelago, with a total area of 536,818 hectares. It was given the name "asin" (for salt) after PanagASINan, which means "where salt is manufactured." With its expansive terrain, Pangasinan has a lot to offer. The province is full of fantastic tourist attractions...
Instagrammable Places to Discover in Leyte Province Featuring Mangrove Boardwalk in Tacloban Photo from Adobe Stock Images For the longest time, the province of Leyte has not been known as a tourist site in the Philippines, nor is it mentioned in blogs or history books. The only sights that most people know about the beautiful province of Leyte are the San Juanico Bridge, also known as the Bridge of...
Unexpected plot twists from Korean dramas and the jaw-dropping talents of Korean idols stole the heart of every Filipino. It is without denial that Korean culture is slowly dominating the country and now shares a significant part of the locals' everyday lives. Watch Korean Dramas with your Family Its influence on the Filipino lifestyle is so evident that none can deny its impactful...
Filipino Traditions on Sundays Many Filipinos consider Sunday as a rest day for them. Most Filipinos do not have plans during this day because they try to spend it with their family. As a tradition, Sunday has become a day to relax before another tiring week. Some Filipinos spend their time at home during this day. For others, they have an activity planned. Some families are no longer spending...
Gone are the days when families keep hard copies of photos carefully compiled in albums people look at when they visit. In this evolving world where everything is moving online, we are updated with each happening, big or small; from the sorrows of war on a distant continent to the food our friend ate for breakfast. There is no need to go to people's houses and skim through bulky photo albums to peek...
How to Celebrate Filipino American Friendship Day July 4 is popularly known worldwide as American Independence Day. In the Philippines, this date celebrated the Filipino- American Friendship Day to commemorate the independence of the Philippines from the US in 1946. In 1955, then-President Ramon Magsaysay established the observance of Philippine American Day. Still, in 1984, former President...
Dads, most of the time, are quiet when it comes to their troubles and sufferings. They want to appear cheerful, calm, strong, and happy in front of us, and it is because they want their wives and children to hold on to them all the time. These dads are working so hard to provide for the needs of their families, and it was never easy to wake up every morning, go to the office, follow orders from the...
Golf Courses Near your Camella Home Golf is an expensive sport. There is even a myth or notion that if you select golf as your sport, you are one of those elites. Playing golf gives you a mark that you belong to a higher member of society. It is not overrated or exaggerated because the truth is that golf equipment and accessories are expensive. Most of them are made from quality materials that could...
