April Edition: The pearl of the orient unveiled
Our avid travellers will be looking forward to our review of this uncharted tropical location set firmly is the serenity of beautiful beaches. Will the location prove to be the next Bali? Let's find out as we get a inside look at this vacation denstination.
More from our Magazine:
As countries make their move to help Haiti, it begs the question on how Haitian leaders will face the prospect of recovery and overhaul the system that has sent millions of citizens in dire poverty.
As Australia celebrates its 222nd founding anniversary, it's good to reflect on the 10 things that have put the country on the map and changed people's lives for the better.
Raking in millions of dollars in revenue, pilgrimage to rock and roll destinations continues to attract die-hard fans who want to take a glimpse of their idol's lives.
Considered as the gentle giants of the deep they cover thousands of miles, encircling the globe. We list down the places where whale sharks are known to make an appearance.
Language is not an easy skill to acquire but these five tips will help you converse with the locals in no time.
Getting out in the public without clothes on is unimaginable for most, but for a group of people who call themselves nudists, they relish the outdoors wearing nothing. Welcome to a nude world.
From the blogsphere:
A road trip around Australia
For this trip we rented a Nissan Patrol 4x4 and we have traveled 13,756 kilometers. Of course we had carefully read an auto blog in order to pick up the best car for this long trip. The Australian roads are in excellent condition, the maximum speed is 100/110 miles per hour. Potentially dangerous situations encountered driving outback, due to kangaroos or cows crossing the road. However there ... Read full Blog post
Five Reasons to Visit the Ilocos Region
In a rush to catch up with my brain food, I bought a copy of the latest issue of Time Magazine in the nearest bookstore on my way to the Ilocos. It was a welcoming surprise to read the section's culture section on the Global adviser of five reasons to visit Ilocos Norte not to forget its nearby province town of Ilocos Sur. I have never tired of going to these two province ... Read full Blog post
A trip to Siargao
Seeing people that are “living their dream” is always inspirational, it looks so rewarding and peaceful, breaking from the chains of conformism, doing what you always dreamt to do since you were a kid, it doesn’t have to make you huge loads of money or bring you world fame just a feeling of self fulfillment, last time I checked, you can’t put a price tag on that one. In Siargao ... Read full Blog post
What to see in Sydney, Australia
Sydney is a beautiful and livable city and is one of the most famous and representative in Australia. It 's definitely the cultural capital, although the administrative capital is the nearby Canberra. Despite his poor beginnings as a British penal colony, now Sydney has a diverse population that seems to live quite well by its variety. This city has many hotels to choose from. Pick up one that has ... Read full Blog post
The most beautiful stadium in the world? And 'in Cuba
It is not Wembley, it is the Camp Nou and even the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro. The stadium more 'beautiful world of baseball is that of Baracoa in the far "the Orient" in Cuba. The "Manuel Fuentes Borges" is nestled on a beautiful ocean beach and it is said that in case of storm surges baseball games should be suspended. If you wanna know more just check on a travel guide on ... Read full Blog post









