Potipot Island: The Small White Island of Zambales
by Jhaypee Guia on April 14, 2015Potipot Island, hailed as the “Small White Island,” is an exciting getaway for the weary traveller, a feast for the eyes as it showcases fine white sand, clear seawater, and a breathtaking view of the province from the shore. The islet is very pristine and breathtaking, with lush vegetation surrounded by the sea.
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Subic Bay Free Port Zone
by Jhaypee Guia on April 8, 2015Subic Bay Freeport Zone, with its bustling commercial and trading atmosphere set against exquisite natural scenery, is a perennial draw for local and international visitors alike. Offering a wide array of activities, attractions, conveniences and events, it is hands-down one of the best tourist destinations in the region.
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Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
by Jane Dacumos on April 1, 2015Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto is a good place for many tourists and pilgrims to be solemn and ponder over their life. Located at Barangay Graceville, San Jose del Monte City, the church offers a lot of things that will bring spiritual satisfaction to anyone who visits.
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Top 10 Must-Climb Mountains in the Philippines
by Angel Bonifacio on March 11, 2015Mountaineers have a variety of reasons why they should climb a certain mountain. For adventure-seekers and professional climbers, the main reason is the level of difficulty of the hike. The more challenging the ascent is, the better. History-lovers climb mountains because of their rich past intertwined with their present state. There are some people who visit mountains that are mysterious and mystical, relative to their belief and religion.Because of its geography, the Philippines is interspersed with mountain ranges that make it an ideal destination for hikers. Listed below are the top ten must-climb mountains in the Philippines.
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Conquering Mount Pinatubo
by Angel Bonifacio on February 27, 2015Climbing a mountain is no ordinary feat. Scaling a volcano, on the other hand, is more challenging. For me, it's because of the thought that somewhere underneath it are boiling mud and scorching rocks. Many times in the past, this sleeping giant had erupted and destroyed many lives. Thinking about it this way, I can say that volcanoes are the very description of the phrase, "a terrible beauty".
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