Let’s Talk about ATOK
For most people traveling this side of the Cordillera region, Atok, a town in the province of Benguet, has become the usual “stop-over” for buses, and other vehicles that are plying the Halsema… Continue reading
Category Archive: Mountain
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A Walk Through Singapore’s Southern Ridges Trail
Whenever I sense an overflow of negative emotions, I have always thought that it can be useful to “walk it off.” To me, walking is a cheapo, moderate peril and easy form of… Continue reading
Nagcarlan Fun (Laguna, PH)
Just keep taking chances and having fun. — Garth Brooks A few days before Valentine’s Day this 2017, instead of sulking over the fact that I have no V-Day date (for the 7th… Continue reading
Mount Marami (Cavite)
I love being in the mountains and climbing. For me, being in the mountains draws in a sense of liberty and relaxation. It just feels at home. Mount Marami, or Mataas na Gulod… Continue reading
Mount Binikayan (Rizal)
It all started with climbing a mountain that eventually led to another making me unstoppable. I owe my knack for adventure from scaling mountains. And I am so glad that I am finally… Continue reading
Lalayag/Nalayag Monolith (Batangas)
It was yet another stressful week at work… Feeling the need for a weekly de-stressing activity, I found myself looking for a weekend event I could join in. There were a handful of… Continue reading
Campuestohan (Negros, Philippines)
Nestled between two of the most advanced cities in the province of Negros Occidental – Bacolod City and Talisay City, Campuestohan Highland Resort is a massive, 5-hectare property overlooking Mount Makawili. In recent… Continue reading
Stobosa Murals (Benguet, PH)
There are three specific places I would like to see in Brazil one day. One, the gigantic Christ, The Redeemer statue; two, to trek the Amazon, and three, to have a photo shoot… Continue reading
Maynuba Circuit (Rizal, PH)
It definitely wasn’t a walk in the park. With a knee-trembling uphill climb at the early part of the climb along a trail that is newly made, the early morning sweltering temperature plus… Continue reading
Mount Batolusong (Rizal, PH)
“Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wildness is a necessity” – John Muir, Our National Parks Work has been pretty… Continue reading