Travel Guide: Davao City

Tagged as the Philippine’s melting pot of diverse cultures, Davao City is a safe haven in Mindanao for those who want to experience modern city life and commune with nature’s offerings. With its contemporary malls and establishments, nearby world class beaches and explorable caves, great restos and foods, superb adventures and lovely people, Davao City is definitely the place to be. It is South East Asia’s largest city at 2,444 square kilometers with population... Read More

Things I do in Boracay

Boracay is indeed a paradise. With fine white sand beaches and blue water as backdrop, the place is haven for those who like sea sports, swimming, sun bathing (if you like a tan), snorkeling and scuba diving not to mention island hopping. It is also a tropical party place with its cozy bars and restaurants. So for a typical tourist, those are the activities waiting for you. But of course, I enjoy doing things differently. My first time in Boracay, we spent a day in Tibiao, Antique,... Read More

Travel Guide: Callao Cave

Callao Cave is perhaps one of the most popular caves in the Philippines (even more popular than the caves of Sagada) and the best known tourist attraction of the Cagayan Province. It is located in Barangays Parabba and Quibal, in the town of Peñablanca, a thirty minute drive from the provincial capitol Tuguegarao. Unlike the caves of Sagada, Callao Cave is very easy to explore but requires little test of endurance as you go up the stair with close to 200 steps before witnessing... Read More

Spot Pass at Trinoma

Recently, Lakwatsero invaded TriNoMa’s best restos where bloggers were treated to another round of exclusive food tour sponsored by SPOT.ph and Ayala Malls at TriNoMa. It was an afternoon of food and fun, of countless stories and experiences. Thanks to SPOT.ph and TriNoMa and of course all the participating restaurants: Bubba Gump, Cafe Breton, Cyma, Cold Rock, Fish & Co., Five Cows, Haiku, Holy Cow, Italiannis, Jack’s Loft, Krispy Kreme, La Maison, Madison Grill,... Read More

Travel Guide: Tibiao

Two hours away from the famous Boracay is a quiet town of Tibiao, a fourth class municipality in the heart of the provice of Antique. With a population of 21,772 in year 2000, this town may not be a popular tourist destination but it has surprisingly something to offer with its unspoiled and panoramic beauty. See the a seven-tiered waterfalls called Bugtong Bato, feel the rapids of the Tibiao River, soak in the hot kawa tub, commune with the rain forest of Barangay Tigbaboy,... Read More

Travel Guide: Sagada

For love of Sagada, Lakwatsero is featuring this place: Fifteen hundred feet above the sea is a small and tranquil town of Sagada in Mountain Province, 275 Kilometers north of Manila. A remote town with so much to offer to anyone who chooses to experience its distinct appeal. With its temperate weather, wondrous caves and cliffs, lofty rice terraces and waterfalls, luscious foods and delicacies, rich heritage and traditions, Sagada promises everyone an unforgettable and truly... Read More