Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts

Windmills of the gods | Bangui Ilocos Norte

Hair being tossed in different directions, sand hitting my bare legs, I can barely move forward with strong winds blowing. A different warm welcome indeed, to the Bangui Wind farm. A site not to be missed when travelling up north.
The windmills were overwhelming.

Pindangan Festival | San Fernando La Union

After a heavy breakfast, I was ready to wait for the performers to show off their moves and their colorful costumes. Yes, I was in for a day of streetdancing to celebrate San Fernando City's Pindangan Festival.

The festival was a part of the celebration of the town's Cityhood every March 20th.

Take Me Higher | Clark Hotair Balloon Fiesta

It was around 4 in the morning when I got off the bus in Mabalacat Terminal. I went straight to the 24-hour fastfood chain near the entrance of the terminal for a quick hot choco while I waited for someone to fetch me. Like most of the customers and early travelers at the food chain, I was in Pampanga for the Hotair Balloon Fiesta.

I got excited since it was my first time to attend the said event. A few minutes before 6am, we were there at Omni Aviation Complex, the venue of the event.

Suroy-suroy | Cebu City

I've heard so much about the queen city of the south and wanted to visit it. Opportunity came knocking at the door when a cousin sent an invitation to attend her wedding there. Yebah! Lez go!

Going around Cebu City's tourist spots can be done in a day by walking, more walking, jeepneyrides, tricycle rides and the most convenient, taxi rides. With only an extra day to roam around after the wedding, we quickly jotted down the major spots/attractions we wanted to visit. 

Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño, one massive structure located at the heart of the city, its facade that seems to be a combination of neo-classical, Romanesque architecture exudes beauty and delicate craftsmanship. Being the oldest Roman Catholic church in Cebu, it still retained its classic look despite restorations through the years.   


Snapshot | Pangasinan Capitol

Early morning after breakfast was our only time to roam around Pangasinan's Capitol located in the town of Mangaldan. We were in town to attend a seminar on Gender and Development. I did not realize that the Provincial Capitol was one massive, roman-looking structure until I saw it from a distance. I was just disappointed that my camera was not with me. I only had a 2mp cameraphone to capture it. So pardon the resolution. :) Promise, I will go back to take a better picture. 


Experiencing Sagada | Mountain Province

Last April 7-9, 2011 I had the chance to visit the lovely town of Sagada in the Mountain Province. Finally, a break from all the paperwork and deadlines! And of course a chance to take pictures! So here are some of my snaps.



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