Rent 3G Water Splash Resort in Calamba
3G Water Splash Resort is a hotspring resort located in Calamba, Laguna, Philippines. The property is a duplex resort, each with 3 rooms, 2 swimming pools and a videoke. This hotspring resort is perfect for small groups or family. Located in a private PrivatesubdivisioResortn for hot spring resort, guest are in a safe and secured resort and will definitely enjoy their vacation.
For details http://3g.water.splash.resort.wowph.com
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[Filipina on Flip Flops] Korean Food at Minato Restaurant, Ortigas
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Minato is a Korean restaurant along Escriva Drive which is part of this entire lot of Korean establishments – you won’t miss it, the handful of signs in Hangul are a dead giveaway (but in case you need more landmarks, it’s the joint of establishments immediately beside Millenia Tower). My friends and I went to college in UA&P, which is around the area, so we were pretty familiar with the place.
Zip Line and Chili Ice Cream
Kuya Omar, our tour guide in Donsol is well travelled around the Bicol region and he encouraged us to go to Daraga to see the Mayon Volcano and to try the Chili Ice cream in Legazpi City. We were both inclined though in staying overnight with Kuya Rigor prior that conversation and then we changed our minds and went instead to Daraga that afternoon. (more at flipnomad.com)
Close Encounters with the Whale Sharks
I’ve been dying to do this for years but I’ve never had the guts and chance to do it. Last February 2010 one of my best buddies invited me to travel and I didn’t think twice and suggested Donsol, Sorsogon as part of our ever-changing itinerary. more at flipnomad.com
[Filipina on Flip Flops] A Series of Snapshots: Staying Afloat in Asia
Anyone who’s ever traveled around Asia knows that life in this continent is often closely intertwined to and, in more ways than one, largely dependent on the numerous bodies of water that surround, run through and sometimes connect its many countries. For someone like me who lives in an archipelago like the Philippines and who’s fortunate enough to be able to explore its many islands, I’ve often observed this firsthand. I’ve seen the same thing in my travels in other countries in Asia as well – the importance of the sea, the river, or the ocean in everyday life, for everyday people to be able to survive.
Here are a few pictures I took from some of my travels that capture glimpses of the lives these people lead, in their everyday attempt to, quite literally and figuratively, stay afloat.
Rent The Pink Shoppe Resort in Los Banos
The Pink Shoppe Hot Spring Resort is a Private Hot Spring Resort located in a High End Subdivision in Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. The resort has the view of the mystical Mt. Makiling and blessed with natural hot spring water that fills its pool. The resort is perfect for families and even large groups, with its two swimming pools, one for the adult and another for the kids.
For details http://the.pink.shoppe.resort.wowph.com.
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BE THE BEST IN WHAT YOU DO – LESSON FROM A BANGKOK VENDOR
I took this photo personally when we had our vacation in Bangkok last December. We stayed there for 5 nights. We enjoyed eating in several places like… [continue reading]
Belgium: Europe’s Place to .Be
I recently got back from a client support assignment in Belgium for 3 months. The first time I learned I was going to Belgium, I really had no idea what was instore for me for 3 months in that country. The only thing that popped out of my mind when Belgium is mentioned is the picture of Miss Belgium, who became a crowd favorite when the Miss Universe was held in the Philippines in 1994. ( I was in high school then and yes I admit, I had one of those wallet size picture of Miss Belgium being sold on the sidewalks before….hehehehe). I said to myself, if that’s Miss Belgium, well then Belgium here I come!
But there’s more to Belgium that’s just as interesting as Miss Belgium herself.
Four Things You should do in India
India has a lot of things to offer to tourists and backpackers alike. It’s a huge country that is so diverse you would definitely find some activities and sights that will suit your travel palate. Here are some of the things that you shouldn’t miss when you go to India.
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How to get E-Passport in 45 minutes or less
Even though speculated rumors of Green passports not to be honored in some countries starting April 2010 have been opposed by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), I still decided to renew my Green passport into E-Passsport. The E-Passport is newer than the Machine-Readable Passport, and has various security features including a hidden encoded image; an ultra-thin, holographic laminate; and a tamper-proof electronic microchip. It costs Php950 for normal processing time of 14 days, while Php1,200 for rush processing of 7 days.
Read more: http://www.glennong.com/2010/01/how-to-get-e-passport-in-less-than-45.html
