It’s the first day of April, and I haven’t finished writing about my Southeast Asia backpacking series yet. My goal was to finish it last February, but I got busy preparing the onboarding requirements for my new job. And then I wrote about other things and completely forgot about finishing it. Chiang Mai, the fourteenth […]
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The Provincial Government of La Union (PGLU) has just lifted Executive Order No. 7 Series of 2021, the EO that temporarily suspended tourism activities in the province. Starting May 22, La Union will be open to tourists from Luzon, including those who are from the NCR plus bubble. However, tourists need to comply with the
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My backpacking series is almost done. We are now at my thirteenth stop which is Chiang Rai, Thailand. In my previous post, I wrote about my 2 days slow boat journey from Luang Prabang to Huay Xai. From there, we did a land border crossing from Laos to Thailand. We spent a night in Chiang
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As more people are getting vaccinated and the number of active cases declines, travel restrictions are starting to ease up. All tourists from the entire country can now travel to Baguio for leisure and tourism. But before you go, do note that there are procedures to follow when you travel to Baguio under the new
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I may have mentioned several times in my previous posts that I’m not a fan of tour packages. I prefer planning my trips on my own and to be honest, it is not that easy planning for a trip. But there are several travel resources that helped me a lot in my previous trips, especially
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As mentioned in my previous post, the highlight of my best friend Hanna’s bachelorette party in Bali last year was an Instagram tour photoshoot. Bali is a very picturesque place, and she wants to have nice pictures so she suggested hiring a professional photographer. We considered booking with Sweet Escape, but I found a better
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If you read my post prior to this, one of the things I suggested that you do during this quarantine period is to start a blog. But before I proceed with the steps on how to start a blog, let me be clear that I’m not gonna teach you how to make money blogging. At
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It’s been almost two weeks since Luzon Island in the Philippines has been placed under enhanced community quarantine in response to the growing cases of COVID-19 in the country. And I saw in the news that many countries are in the same setup to minimize the spread of the virus. I know many are bored
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Two weeks ago, I joined a Thai cooking class in Bangkok. It was my first time joining a cooking class and I love Thai food so much so I was very excited to do it. The idea of joining crossed my mind one day while I was having lunch with my boyfriend. He was a
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This morning while browsing through my Facebook newsfeed, I learned that the very first postcard was sent on October 1, 1869, in Austria-Hungary. Yesterday was its 150th anniversary. With the advent of digital technology, writing postcards seems to have become a lost art. When I was in Baguio two days ago, I had a hard
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