Showing posts with label vlog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vlog. Show all posts
March 29, 2018
My Cebu Comeback for the year
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March 6, 2016
GemTalks Visits Bohol
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Bohol is a place my husband and I have always wanted to visit. I was blessed to have been invited to go there with other professionals for a national university competition entitled Tagisan ng Talino.
The place did not disappoint me at all. It was as beautiful as it was in the pictures and stories told by friends.
We arrived at Hennan Resorts in Panglao Bohol early in the morning. This resort is just awesome because of its numerous pools, an infinity pool facing the beach, and the beach's pristine waters with powdery white sand.
We did not waste any time to see the wonders of Bohol. The team scheduled a land tour and we got to visit some tourist spots given our limited time.
St. Augustine church reminded me of Miag-ao church in Iloilo. They have so much in common in structure. Most of the old churches in Bohol were built out of coral stones glued by egg whites. This explains why a lot of these churches did not stand the 2013 earthquake in the island.
Next stop was Hinagdanan Cave. Though it was a small cave, our cave tour guide was so entertaining that we had a lot of good laughs. We were not in our swimming clothes so we failed to swim in the waters.


After lunch, we travelled to the Tarsier Sanctuary to see the cute tarsiers. The most important information I learned is that these animals get easily stressed so loud noises and camera flashes can lead them to commit suicide. They would either starve themselves or hit their head so hard on trees. So please take the warning seriously because you could stress them if you do not follow the guidelines.
Last stop for that day was, of course, Chocolate hills!
Day 2 was spent swimming in Hennan. I have no complaints at all with their pools because the water isn't too cold. The beach just left me speechless.



The rest of the afternoon was busy for everyone due to the competition.
Day 3 was our island tour.
We rented a boat and scheduled some activities in the morning before we left for Manila in the afternoon.
We went dolphin watching, pawikan sightseeing, and snorkeling.


One last dip in the Hennan Resort's pools.
Here is my vlog to summarize my Bohol trip!
Bohol is definitely worth visiting again!
Ciao!!
Day 2 was spent swimming in Hennan. I have no complaints at all with their pools because the water isn't too cold. The beach just left me speechless.



The rest of the afternoon was busy for everyone due to the competition.
Day 3 was our island tour.
We rented a boat and scheduled some activities in the morning before we left for Manila in the afternoon.
We went dolphin watching, pawikan sightseeing, and snorkeling.


One last dip in the Hennan Resort's pools.
Here is my vlog to summarize my Bohol trip!
Bohol is definitely worth visiting again!
Ciao!!
February 17, 2016
Vlog: Eve of Valentine's Day | Snapchat
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Here is a snapchat of how our Saturday (Eve of Valentine's Day) was like! Enjoy!
June 20, 2014
IloIlo Trip: Higantes Island
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I have been in a state of hiatus! This is something I need to get over with. Since we are back to the rainy season here in the Philippines, let me reminisce and post about my summer escapade. I have been to Boracay countless times and I can say that it has its unique beauty. However, I have to admit that there are more islands and beaches in the Philippines that can beat the beauty of the well commercialized La Boracay. In my Iloilo City trip last summer, I was able to tour a little with the limited time I was given to stay in the City (my travel was intended for work). The highlight of them all was my trip to Higantes Islands.
When you research about Iloilo City, you'll read about Guimaras Island. This was exactly what I had in mind. I was so ready to see Guimaras. However, the locals that me and my colleagues got to know told us that we shouldn't miss, and we DEFINITELY had to go to Higantes Islands. I got my phone and checked on the unfamiliar name and boom! Seeing the first picture made me decide immediately to change my Guimaras plan to Higantes Islands instead.
Let's start first with our tour in some parts of Iloilo. We went to Miag-ao Church, one of the historic churches in Iloilo. After this, we dropped by Sulu Garden, a Japanese inspired restaurant, where we had our "merienda". This is just a few walks away from UP Visayas. From UP Visayas, we took a jeep (or s shuttle) to Garin Farm. Too bad it was already late afternoon. The farm closes at 5pm and we arrived there 4:30pm. Thus, we decided to walk and see this old but beautiful San Joaquin cemetery.
Check out the vlog of this trip here.
Here's the trip to Higantes Islands.
The islands are soooo clean! They are not salty at all so I enjoyed swimming! If you guys happen to travel in Iloilo, ask about Higantes Islands. It is one of the hidden paradises here in the country!






