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May 26, 2024 | Mt. Batulao - Nasugbu, Batangas

We made it!

Hanggang ngayon parang di parin ako makapaniwala kung paano ako nakaakyat at nakababa ng bundok na 'to despite sa weather.

First time ko mag commute pa Manila mag-isa since doon ang pickup point at dito palang nagdadalawang isip na ako kung itutuloy ko pa. I know malayo ang pickup point sa lugar ko pero pinush ko nalang din. Main plan ko talaga, Dau-Cubao terminal then mag grab or angkas/joyride nalang to Greenfield. Mabuti nalang at pinapasabay na ako ni Kuya Jarvs (nakasama ko sa prev hike) from Cubao terminal tas nag MRT papuntang Greenfield at nakatipid pa.

While naghihintay kami dun sa food truck fest, may pa live band or basta accoustic na sobrang napapa chill yung lugar at sobrang natuwa na naman ako tas andami ding food. Then after isang oras ata, biglang may fireworks sa kabila. Hindi ko alam kung yun ba yung sa pyromusical na balak ko din sana puntahan na nagbalak bumili ticket kasi 11pm pa pickup time so mahaba yung paghihintay ko. Para sana masulit yung pag cocommute ko sa Manila hahaha. Pero hindi ko na tinuloy kasi baka matraffic ako at di makabalik ng 11pm sa pickup point. Kaya nung may live band tas fireworks narin, inisip ko nalang if ma cancel man yung hike namin, okay na ako magstay muna dito. Di na rin ako uuwi ng Pampanga na malungkot.

Medyo ambon lang naman the entire night sa Manila hanggang sa pag byahe na at okay naman daw ang weather sa Batangas. Around 4:30am ata kami nag start na ng trekking at medyo umaambon lang. Bumili na ako ng raincoat at gloves sa jump off para ready na. Wala akong headlamp so nakikisingit nalang talaga ako sa mga may flashlight hanggang sa di ko namalayan nauuna na pala ako sa kanila, sumusunod na ako sa tour guide. Hahaha

Noong nasa bundok na talaga kami, as in parang zero visibility at puro fog lang nakikita tapos mahangin lang ng konte. Noong nasa kalagitnaan na, medyo kitang kita na talaga yung fog kapag titingin ka sa baba hanggang sa'min. Sobrang na amaze lang ako dahil kakaiba 'to eh, ang gandang tignan, napapa wow parin talaga ako. Hanggang sa medyo napapalakas na yung hangin dahil pataas na rin kami ng pataas sa bundok. There's a time na talagang nag stop ako sa trail dahil bangin talaga tapos parang hindi ko mabalance sarili ko sa hangin. If tutuloy ko lakad, baka malaglag na ako. So nung kumalma na yung hangin, tuloy na.

Bale may 12 peaks yung Mt. Batulao at start ata ng peak 8 or 10, andun na yung gagapang kana sa medyo mabato, paakyat na talaga, tapos puro lubid na aalalay paakyat lalo na nung malapit na sa summit. Di ko na talaga maisipang mag cellphone, mag picture/video and all dahil as in focus ako sa trail. Yung vid na umaakyat uploaded here ay galing kay beb Riana. Sya din nagpilit sakin na magpicture kami nung pababa na at naka chikahan ko sya since solo joiner din pala sya.

Around 7am or so nasa summit na kami at solid bigla yung lakas ng hangin at buhos ng ulan. Although pabugso bugso yung ulan pero yung hangin tapos sobrang foggy parin ay solid talaga. Hinintay nalang namin yung iba maka akyat tapos group picture tas bumaba na rin. Sa pagbaba doon na talaga sobrang maulan tapos ang hirap sa part ko na nagsasalamin dahil basang basa at hirap na ako makakita. Kung tatanggalin ko naman, mas lalo akong mahirapan. Hahaha. Pero push parin talaga. Sobrang dulas na nung pababa namin at dun na ako talaga nadulas sa may lubid na part.

Nag side trip lang kami sa Tagaytay for early lunch at deserve na deserve namin ng bulalo after hike. Hahahaha sobrang pawi na yung pagod. Mga 3:30pm nakabalik na ng Manila so nag book nalang ako ng grab pa Cubao terminal since umuulan na rin. Another 2+ hours byahe pa hanggang makauwi pero noong nakita ko na yung singnage na Dau terminal, hayyyy ang saya dahil sa wakas ito na. Hahahaha. Ikaw parin ang aking pahinga Pampanga after sa nakakapagod na pahinga! 😆

Sobrang thankful ako sa experience na 'to dahil sobrang nag enjoy parin ako. Yung challenges talaga kasi na akala ko di ko kaya lagpasan ay nagawa ko. Kung noong sa Benguet hike ako nasabi ko ay "Mas masakit pa pala 'to sa breakup", kahapon naman ang nasabi ko while pababa kami ay "Feeling ko after neto, parang kayang kaya ko na lagpasan lahat ng dadating na problema". ✨

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Valerio, Ashley Joyce Mercado

Sta Lucia Phs2 Magalang Pampanga

Philippines

(+63)928 7241 758

valerioasleyjoyce@gmail.com

DRAMA/SCRIPT

CAST OF CHARACTER

• MOM - The caring mother who is always excited anywhere just to encourage her family’s enjoyment.

•DAD - The father who will always be the supportive and playful dad in their family just to make his family happy.

• SARAH- The energetic and curious little girl in the story, get scared easily and enjoys the adventure with her family.

• CHEF- The talented cooker who prepares delicious meal for the family.

• TOUR GUIDE- The helpful guide who always assists the family on their vacation.

TIME AND SETTINGS

TIME

•Sunny day

• Evening Falls

SETTINGS

• Beach

SYPNOSIS

•The story follows a family consisting of Mom, Dad, and their young daughter, Sarah, as they embark on a beach vacation. Excited for their adventure, they pack their essentials and head to the beach. Along the way, they encounter magical elements such as dancing and singing trees, which both amuse and surprise them. As they explore further, Sarah experiences a moment of panic when something tickles her feet, only to discover it's just a tiny shell. Throughout the day, they enjoy the delights of the beach, including the sweet aroma of coconuts and a delicious dinner prepared by a talented chef. As the evening approaches, they express their gratitude to their tour guide for a memorable vacation before heading home, cherishing the magical moments they shared together.

Magical Vacation

[Scene: A sunny day(THERMAL) in the beach. The family(SYNEDOCHE), consisting of Mom, Dad, and their little girl, Sarah, are packing their beach essentials.]

Mom: (excitedly) Alright everyone, are we ready for our beach adventure?

Dad: Absolutely! I can't wait to feel the sand between my toes.

Sarah: (jumping up and down) Yay! I want to build sandcastles and collect seashells!

[The family heads to the beach and they saw a mesmerizing sight of dancing and singing trees.](VISUAL, PERSONIFICATION)

Mom: (amazed) Look at those trees, they're dancing and singing!

Dad: (chuckling) It must be the tropical heat getting to us.

[They walk closer to the trees and are met with the sweet aroma of coconuts.]

Sarah: (sniffing) Mmm, I smell something delicious! (OLFACTORY)

[Without thinking, Sarah takes a bite of the coconut tree, surprising her parents.]

Mom: (laughing) Sarah, you can't eat the trees!

[As they explore further, Sarah feels something tickling her feet and screams loudly.] (TACTILE)

Sarah: (panicking) Ahh! Something touched me!

[Her parents rush over because of the loud screaming they heared(AUDITORY), only to find a tiny shell.]

Dad: (laughing) Sarah, it's just a little shell. You screamed like a monkey! (SIMILE)

Sarah: (embarrassed) Oops, sorry!

[As evening falls, they enjoy a delicious dinner of buttered bittersweet shrimp prepared by the chef.](OXYMORON, GUSTATORY)

Sarah: I love your cooking skills(UNDERSTATEMENT) i hope this is your last time. (EUPHEMISM)

Mom: (complimenting) The taste of the shrimp is heavenly!(GUSTATORY)You cook like Chef Gordon Ramsay, it's hypnotizing!( HYPERBOLE)

Chef: (grinning) Thank you! That's high praise indeed.

[As their vacation comes to an end, they thank their tour guide.]

Dad: (grateful) Thank you for showing us around. You've been our guiding star.(METONOMY,METAPHOR)

Tour Guide: (humbly) It was my pleasure. Safe travels home!

[The family leaves the beach, cherishing the memories of their magical vacation.]

[leng-m]

Hey folks, I just got back from a 2-week trip to the Philippines. I finally got the opportunity to visit Taal and Pagsanjan! Our Baguio tour fell through though, but it's all right. With all the family gatherings, it was already a tightly packed two weeks, especially since my family decided to use Clark instead of NAIA, and shooting back and forth between Pampanga and Laguna took up so much more time than we anticipated. Anyway, I got lots of thoughts, so expect a few posts coming soon!

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Rent a Car or Van for Family Holiday Trips in Manila, Philippines

Planning a family holiday trip in Manila, Philippines? Whether you're exploring vibrant city attractions or venturing out to nearby provinces, renting a car or van is the ideal transportation solution for comfort, convenience, and flexibility.

Why Rent a Car or Van for Your Family Holiday?

Comfort and Space Traveling with family means carrying extra luggage, baby gear, and personal items. Renting a spacious van or car ensures ample room for everyone and their belongings. Vans, in particular, are perfect for large families or groups, offering seating for up to 15 passengers.

Convenience and Flexibility Renting a vehicle allows you to set your own schedule, avoiding the hassle of public transportation or the limitations of ride-hailing apps. Whether you're visiting Rizal Park, Intramuros, or Tagaytay, you can travel at your own pace without worrying about time constraints.

Cost-Effective Travel For larger groups, renting a van can be more affordable than booking multiple ride-hailing services. Many rental providers also offer packages that include a driver, reducing stress for those unfamiliar with Manila's traffic conditions.

Safety and Security Rental companies maintain their vehicles regularly, ensuring they are safe and roadworthy. Many services also include insurance options, giving families peace of mind during their journey.

Top Destinations Near Manila for Family Trips

Tagaytay - Just 2 hours south of Manila, this scenic city offers cool weather and stunning views of Taal Volcano.

Pampanga - Known as the culinary capital of the Philippines, Pampanga is perfect for food trips and cultural exploration.

Subic Bay - Ideal for beach lovers and adventure seekers, Subic features resorts, safaris, and water parks.

Batangas - Famous for its beaches and diving spots, Batangas is a favorite weekend destination.

Tips for Renting a Vehicle in Manila

Book Early Holiday seasons see high demand for rentals, so reserve your car or van in advance to secure the best rates and availability.

Choose the Right Vehicle Consider the size of your group and the nature of your trip when selecting a vehicle. Vans are great for larger groups, while SUVs provide both comfort and style.

Check the Inclusions Review the rental agreement for details on mileage limits, fuel policies, and insurance coverage. Ask about add-ons like GPS navigation or child seats.

Hire a Driver if Needed If you’re not comfortable driving in Manila’s traffic, many rental companies offer professional drivers who know the best routes and shortcuts.

Renting a car or van for family holiday trips in Manila ensures a stress-free and enjoyable experience. From city tours to nearby getaways, having your own vehicle means more quality time with loved ones and less hassle on the road. Start planning your holiday today and make unforgettable memories in the Philippines!

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PPop girl group YGIG debuts their song Shaba Shaba, an energetic song of a bida acknowledging her own charisma.

Is that her? Now streaming on Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube.

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YGIG stands for You Go I Go and their group's fandom name is WeGo. Shaba is a stylized Siya ba? (That her?). They initially debuted with seven members.

The edit above is made by OP. As can be compared with the studio recording, the music was slightly remixed in the edit. Below were the assets used; no copyright infringement intended.

Meet YGIG, The Newest SBTown Girl Group via BlogaPlay (YouTube) (archived)

Bagong P-Pop girl group na "YGIG," ipinakilala ng Universal Records Philippines via Net25 Letters and Music (YouTube) (archived)

SBTown launches new P-Pop group YGIG via PH Events Insider (YouTube) (archived)

[YGIG] 'SHABA SHABA' Fan Chant Guide via YGIG's Official Youtube Channel (YouTube) (archived)

How YGIG Introduce themselves Pampanga Mall Tour via SBTOWN-YGIG (fan account) (YouTube) (archived)

Member Intros - YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

[YGIG] 'SHABA SHABA' Official MV via YGIG's Official Youtube Channel (YouTube) (archived)

Shaba Shaba live performance by SBTown group YGIG at Be Under Spell mediacon #ppop via Rider PH Studios (YouTube) (archived)

[YGIG] 'SHABA SHABA' Dance Performance Video via YGIG's Official Youtube Channel (YouTube) (archived)

YGIG - 'SHABA SHABA' Debut Song via ppop files (link to the source fancam is missing; sorry :( )

[YGIG] 'SHABA SHABA' Dance Practice Video via YGIG's Official Youtube Channel (YouTube) (archived)

SHABA SHABA - YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

I CAN'T STOP ME - YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

Attention x HypeBoy x ANTIFRAGILE [YGIG Cover] @Klaypel Land via Yna Film (YouTube) (archived)

Dance Cover - YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

[🛹 YGIG For You] You run, I run! #RunBTS @BTS #YGIG via YGIG's Official TikTok Account (YouTube) (TikTok) (archived)

NO CELESTIAL - YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

[🔮] YGIG YT Shorts | Leggo #DoTheShabaShaba dance challenge with #YGIGVien #YGIG via YGIG's Official Youtube Channel (YouTube) (TikTok) (archived)

ygig 'SHABA SHABA' (Instrumental BEAT) by garampang tv (link to the source fan-made/-extracted instrumental is missing; sorry :( )

Hazelyn of YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo FanMeeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (YouTube) (archived)

Hazelyn of YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo Fan Meeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (can't find the source upload; sorry :( it's the one where where she's wearing a black and blue top and yellow pants; she says "marami po kaming pr-in-epare na performances")

JM of YGIG Fancam - 230218 Heartstruck 1st Official WeGo Fan Meeting via Fan Boy Doll Arch (can't find the source upload; sorry :( it's the one where she's wearing a light blue top and blue pants; she says "sobrang saya po ng puso ko na makita ko kayong lahat")

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Transcript of the edit here.

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Journey to Mt. Pinatubo – October 19-20, 2024

At around 11 PM on October 19, Justine Rodrigo, my coworker and a trainer from my workplace, we met at our meeting point near Ayala, Makati. Justine's former colleague invited him to join the hike, was also there.

We boarded a white van, and around 3 AM on October 20, we picked up other joiners in Dau, Pampanga. Once the group was complete, we continued our journey. The driver played some indie OPM music during the ride, which I really liked.

We made a brief stop at Jollibee in Pampanga before resuming the drive towards Mt. Pinatubo.

Before the van entered Mt. Pinatubo, my signal on Touch Mobile disappeared. At the checkpoint, the military borrowed our valid IDs and took our pictures.

Upon arriving at the registration site, we got off the van. I saw some kids who suddenly approached me, trying to sell me bamboo sticks for 20 pesos and a scarf for 50 pesos to cover my nose and mouth to protect against dust when we rode the 4x4 vehicle heading to Mt. Pinatubo. I bought both the scarf and the bamboo sticks.

Before boarding the 4x4, I also bought a sip of coffee, specifically 3-in-1 Nescafe Original, since I felt a bit cold from the van's air conditioning.

As we boarded the 4x4, we rode for about 20 kilometers to the Botolan Zambales Junction, which I guess took around an hour.

During the 4x4 ride, I met Kuya Alvin, our tour guide to Mt. Pinatubo. He shared stories about the mountain and the indigenous tribe there, the Daeta. He informed us that the first mountain the vehicle passed was named 48 Mountain, the second was named Predil, and after that, we would see Tarucan Village before reaching Botolan Zambales Junction. The vehicle was very bumpy due to the rocky road, and dust appeared because of the lahar we passed through, which was caused by Mt. Pinatubo in the past. There was also a lot of water splashing around us while we were in the vehicle.

At around 6:30 AM, we got off the 4x4 vehicle, and our hiking journey began.

At first, we took pictures of ourselves with the beautiful nature as the background, surrounded by trees, mountains, and everything nature had to offer. Justine and I even tried to mimic a pose we saw on Facebook, which was pretty amusing.

Then, we started trekking.

We walked through rocky trails, jumped over small streams to avoid getting our shoes wet, until we encountered one stream with a shaky rock. I felt like it was about to break, and I might fall. I had no choice, and I didn’t think to take off my shoes, so I ended up stepping into the water and soaking my shoes. Justine experienced the same thing and had to soak his shoes as well.

Along the way, we passed a group of military personnel lined up on the trail. One of them was carrying a large cauldron. They were so respectful and greeted us with "Good morning."

By 7 AM, we were still walking. Justine seemed a bit out of breath, partly because he had a gout attack a few days before, which made walking difficult for him. Also, since we’re both larger people, it made the hike a bit more challenging. The bamboo sticks helped a lot in saving energy, as I used mine to support each step, especially on the steeper parts of the trail.

Every 500 meters, there were vendors selling food like hotdogs, kwek-kwek, and drinks. However, I would suggest bringing your own drinks because the prices here were quite expensive.

The trail became progressively more difficult, with the rocks we had to step on getting larger and the incline steeper. I even told Justine to shout out every problem he had, as it was kind of cathartic. It really helped ease the burden of the hike and our worries. Eventually, we reached the top of the mountain at around 10 AM.

It was such a joyful moment. Justine even cried tears of joy, relieved that we finally finished the challenging trek over the rocky terrain.

It was a challenging journey where you didn’t just focus on the goal but also had to solve and overcome every trial along the way to survive, thrive, and succeed.

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Find Furby me!

Morning of September 16, 2023 found me and my parents traveling to Pampanga to attend a flight school's career orientation. I was so excited about finally having an actual sneak peek at the student life I really dreamt of having. All throughout the drive, I was just ecstatic. Upon arriving at the school compounds, I was becoming giddy. It was an amazing place—at the entrance is quite a long unpaved road, which leads to a roundabout. I wasn't able to see any buildings at first because the area was just filled with nothing but trees. If I would become a student there, I'm sure that would be one if not my most favorite hang-out places. It was only when I reached the roundabout when I saw a drop arm barrier, which turned out to be the actual entrance to the school itself. Located at Clark Freeport, it was a quiet place, save for the sound of rustling trees, and the occasional sound of airplanes nearby.

We settled down, and realized we arrived an hour earlier than the official program time. My parents decided to take a quick nap and encouraged me to do so as well, but I was just a bundle of nerves. I know that I would be closing my eyes, and my mind would just go into overdrive.

Fast forwarding to the program. It was a very informative orientation, having showed everyone who attended the current news and trends in the industry. There was also a game afterwards, which I felt I could have succeeded in winning if only my hands weren't shaking from excitement. And of course, the program wouldn't be complete if a campus tour wasn't included. The school boasts of being the 'Ateneo' of flight schools, meaning they were considered one of the top (which, just for humor, I found icky because I graduated from its ✨green✨ rival). But kidding aside, I think they walk the talk, what with all three advanced simulators for both A320 and A330 and other fixed base training devices? Just ...*chef's kiss*.

And as the program and also the day ended, I would be going home with new insights to the industry, the school features, some photos in the awesome simulators, and of course some cool giveaways (because I did ask a question during the Q&A 😏).

Check out the video highlights from the school's official FB page:

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Different Shade of Blue

Blue was never a color I liked. It carried connotations of a boyish demeanor, something that clashed with my conservative upbringing. It never felt like it belonged against my dark brown skin, a subtle insecurity that lingered until now.

We've always delved into peculiar topics. I jested about bizarre scenarios, like contorting people to fit into a room. Then, I pondered aloud about people turning blue when deprived of air. At that moment, you introduced me to a medical term: "cyanosis." Cyan, signifying blue, and osis, indicating a state of being. I recall playfully suggesting, "If I am sad, does that mean I am undergoing cyanosis?" Laughter followed over a lame dad joke that bound us together.

As we rode the tides, blue deepened and embraced new hues, identical to the tranquil waters of the Aegean Sea. Your smile remained in my thoughts during quiet moments, a memory that I hold close, finding it endlessly charming. With each shared laughter and stories exchanged, blue intensified its shade. It was a color uniquely ours.

It was midnight blue when you touched me. Secrets unfolded, and our souls intertwined as you caressed me. In your arms, I am home—an assurance we belong together.

Then came the day when the color shifted to indigo. Everything morphed into a somber state as you waved goodbye. My heart aches with every recollection of your departure. The hues of blue continue to dally, a bittersweet reminder of what once was. A tinge of longing stained our memories and the dreams we wove together.

Now, every shade of blue carries echoes of you. The various hues, each with its distinctive intensity, tell a story of us.

For Ken, written just days after you left. The photo attached was taken during Over October's Ating Dalawa Tour in Pampanga last September 2023. Paolo, one of the artists who performed that night. I remember how I couldn't contain my excitement about seeing him for the first time—I imagine you shared in that excitement too. I introduced you to his music, and you mentioned how much you liked it, especially "Different Shade of Blue." We even started calling it "cyanosis" as an inside joke. I shared this with Paolo during the meet and greet, although I'm not certain if he remembers. After the gig, I recounted every detail to you, including your amusing comment that "Paolo might remember you as the girl who gave sisig recommendations and taught him how to count in Kapampangan." But let's set that aside for now. Whenever I hear that song, it inevitably brings you to mind. I suppose I'm hurting, but right now, all I truly care about is hoping you're okay. Blue will never be the same color for me, but I'm grateful you left your mark, staining my life with hues of blue. Without you, life would have been far drearier. Paolo seems to have found his different shade of blue and his happiness. I only wish it could have been the same for us.

[jolinarozano]

Wonderful Paradise: Discovering the Diverse Tapestry of Filipino Foods on Your First Trip to the Philippines"

One of the best places in the world for foodie travel is the Philippines. By exploring the country, you can taste the many cuisines that are offered on every island. Although a lot of visitors come to the Philippines to view its stunning islands and internationally recognized beaches, the nation's more than 7000 islands offer an incredibly varied food experience encounter. The people, history, and culture of a region, city, or island are reflected in each dish in Filipino cuisine. A component of visiting the Philippines as a tourist includes sampling local cuisine and doing culinary tours. Your taste buds will be stimulated, and you'll also learn more about Filipino culture. Every area of the nation has a unique cuisine. Despite the fact that some of them are the same, the places usually have twists and changes! The top cuisine locations in the nation are listed below, and you should include them in your itinerary:

In addition to being the location of the magnificent Mayon Volcano, Bicol has become known for its unique use of coconut and chiles in Filipino cuisine across the nation. The most well-known food item associated with Bicol is the Bicol Express. This stew with coconut milk is made with either sautéed shrimp or pork chunks, chiles, and shrimp paste. Another delicacy is kinunot, a coconut-based dish made with stingray, shark flesh, and malunggay leaves. Remember to consume some pili nuts or their derivatives. The typical Bicolano snack is this nut, which is harvested from a tree of the same name. Second, Cebu has established a name for itself in the culinary world. The traditional Cebuano food is lechon. Lechon is available all throughout the country, but Cebu's version is definitely worth trying! Sutukil—a a acronym of the words "sugba" (grill), "tula" (stew), and "kilawin"—is a well-liked culinary experience (soaked in vinegar). One can find Sutukil restaurants throughout the province. Other Cebuano dishes to sample include pochero (beef soup similar to bulalo), kinilaw (fish ceviche), and utan (leafy green and root vegetables cooked in salted water). Third, Pampanga is approximately a few hours' drive from Metro Manila. The province has been named the Culinary Capital of the Philippines since it is home to some of the country's best culinary legends and mouthwatering native specialties. Morcon never misses a family or community event. This recipe calls for wrapping ground beef and pork, chorizo sausages, onions, eggs, raisins, and cheese in pig's caul fat. Sisig is another traditional Pampanga dish that is a must-try on Pampanga vacations and has received widespread praise. If you're a gourmet, these attractions in the Philippines will grab your interest and spark your creativity.

#travelwritingandphotography

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456 sqm Lot Clark Manor Mabalacat

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"Dive into Festive Thrills in the Philippines."

Savor the friendliness and warmth of the Filipino people as you travel around the country. Explore new tastes, indulge in regional specialties, and become fully immersed in the vibrant culture of the nation. It's an experience of a lifetime, not just a holiday. Take a spectacular tour across the Philippines, a country known for its lively culture, never-ending events, and vacations full of adventure. Begin your journey in Cebu, where vibrant costumes and energetic street dancing bring the nation's religious legacy to life during the Sinulog Festival. The Ati-Atihan Festival, a tribal celebration honoring the indigenous Ati people with energetic parades and traditional music, is held in Aklan after that.

The MassKara Festival in Bacolod highlights the tenacity of the Filipino spirit by illuminating the city with colorful masks and lively music. Pampanga's Lantern Festival, a showcase for the skill of regional artists, changes the night sky with its elaborate lantern displays as the holiday season draws near. The festival's centerpiece is the Giant Lantern Festival, or "Ligligan Parul," where contestants vie to make the most beautiful lantern display.

Travel to Ilocos Sur for the “Guling-Guling” Festival, which initiates Lent, to experience a bit of the Filipino Christmas atmosphere. Street dance, traditional music, and a recreation of the Battle of Basi Revolt—a pivotal moment in the history of the area—are all featured at this vibrant celebration. Lastly, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao honors the cultural richness of the area through street parades, traditional entertainment, and an abundance of amazing natural sites to discover.

In addition, the Durian Festival, which offers both locals and visitors the chance to savor the distinct flavor of durian fruit, marks the harvest season. Through its lively holiday celebrations, the Philippines gives travelers a sense of its rich culture and kind hospitality. Thus, prepare for an incredible journey aboard the Pearl of the Orient Seas by packing your bags.

Article Type: Holidays and Special Events

Target Audience: Adventure Seekers

Topic: Dive into Festive Thrills in the Philippines.

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0556 20Oct23: took a really nice drive yesterday. Surprisingly the traffic wasn't hell.

I drove up to Angeles City, Pampanga via the SCTEX. It was a VERY beautiful drive through a scenic location with mountains off to my left for a good portion if the drive. Surprisingly, and I need to look into it, there is this one massive mountain that seems to be oddly placed that sits east of Angeles and San Fernando and it looked to be just a single mountain out in the middle of a plain. I want to know what it is. It's comparable to Mt. Fuji in Japan, minus the snow cap.

But my eyes were mesmerized by the mountain tops off to the lefts because they were not "rolling mountain tops" they had some jagged edges and shit. Very "Ganda"!!

Seeing these things makes me want to tour more, but I know I need to get a good sturdy tripod, good walking shoes, and a few more reliable batteries for my cameras.

For now, it is a little past 6am, and I need to check if it's raining. If it is not, then I want to try and get a quick morning walk-in.

[arun-pratap-singh]

G Lanterns nip Tigers; Royce rips Bulacan – Tempo – The Nation's Fastest Growing Newspaper

Both Pampanga teams — the G Lanterns and Royce Hotel — went home with morale-boosting wins at the end of the Manila Bankers Life-Pilipinas Super League Pro Division Second Conference Dumper Cup on tour Friday night at the RMC Gymnasium in Davao City. Guard Kurt Reyson waxed hot with 24 points as the G Lanterns essayed an 87-84 escape over defending champion and host Davao…

[rodriguezstarla09]

Top 6 Pampanga's Tourist Attractions

Pampanga is a province in the Philippines' Central Luzon region, known for its rich history and culture. It has a lot of tourist attractions that can make anyone tremble with excitement. It is likely that people visit beautiful places in Pampanga for a variety of reasons, such as to enjoy the natural scenery, to experience local culture and history, or to participate in outdoor activities. Additionally, some people may find that visiting beautiful places can be a relaxing and enjoyable way to spend their free time. Here are some of the top tourist attractions in Pampanga:

1. AQUA PLANET

What’s so special about this Aqua Planet is that it is the largest water park in the Philippines; covering area of 10 hectares (25 acres). Inside the water park, there is a separate waterslide and wave pool which tourists can choose from. 38 water slides and attractions suitable for guests of all ages. Aqua Planet is truly a great place to go to with your friends and family. Whether it’s a happy scream or a frightened one, the trip is bound to be one for the books and one that you can always look back on with a smile. For only Php950, adults can access Aqua Planet from 9AM to 5PM – talk about value for money.

2. THE AIR FORCE PARK IN CLARK

The air force park you should go to because besides your eyes being satisfied, you will surely experience silence, and you can rest on the sides of the aircraft and take a picture. You can also do a lot here like jogging, cycling, and many others, so you should try and visit this place you will not regret it. It will definitely worth your time and money!

3. SKY RANCH IN PAMPANGA

Skyranch is a great place to go when you are bored or want to enjoy yourself. I recommend skyranch for people who love thrilling and exciting rides. Sky Ranch Pampanga offers 22 different types of awesome fun rides for 1,210 that you can enjoy and relax

4. HOLY ROSARY PARISH CHURCH (PISAMBAN MARAGUL)

This church is located in the heart of downtown, is a beautiful and historic place of worship that has served the community since 1877. It is a must-see destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, or spirituality. The church's beauty, rich heritage, and community impact make it a truly special and meaningful place. It is also popular spot for photography and wedding photography.

5. MT. ARAYAT

Mt. Arayat is currently regarded as one of the most well-liked hiking destinations. Not just hiking but it is also a tourist spot for some bikers due to its trails. Many tourist enjoy visiting Mt. Arayat because they can relax and eat while watching the view above. They offer a day tour and an overnight tour for the hikers. Even an hour into the hike, this mountain can cause you to immediately fall to your knees, therefore it is not to be taken lightly. So what are you waiting for, let's go?

6. MUSEO NING ANGELES

The museum might have a reputation for having interesting and diverse exhibits, covering a range of historical, cultural, and artistic topics, which can attract visitors from all backgrounds. The museum could also be in a convenient location, easily accessible by public transportation or with ample parking, which makes it easy for people to visit. Additionally, the museum might have an active educational program that attracts school groups, researchers and students. It could also be a popular tourist destination in the area which attract visitors to see the local culture and history. that's the reason why people visit in Museo Ning Angeles

This are just few of the many amazing tourist spots in Pampanga. So whether you're interested in foods, culture, tradition, history, or adventure then Pampanga is a must visit for your next destination! So, pack your bag and begin your next adventure asap! This will leave you with memories to last lifetime!

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[filipinofoodart]

“Chocolate Hills” and actual chocolates! Tablea, cacao fruit, asin tibuok, and more are featured in this postcard collaboration with FAKE zine, highlighting "sights and snacks" in Bohol!

Find this postcard, along with more by 30+ local artists highlighting their hometowns at FAKE Fair 2022:

Day 1 - August 26 at Ena Mori’s "Don't Blame the Wild One!" Album Tour (Friday)

Day 2 - August 27 at Midtown Crossing 1.5: Show/Tell (Saturday)

Both events are taking place at Casa Tigre in Angeles City, Pampanga.

Venue: Casa Tigre

Entrance fee: 250PHP

Address: General Ricarte Corner Jesus Ext. Lourdes Northwest, Angeles City Pampanga

After the events, find any unsold postcards at FAKE zine store: https://www.instagram.com/thefakezine.store/