Tourist my flock Bacolod for the highlights of the Masskara Festival this weekend but aside from that Bacolod has many interestinf places to offer than just the festival. So let me help you discover Bacolod and the neighbouring Cities for there are more to it than just Inasal, Piaya, sugar and smiles. Here’s a list for the Off the Beaten Path in Bacolod:
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For the first time in recent years, two big business organizations in Cebu will work together to hoist Cebu on top of the list of global travelers as a total leisure and business destination.
PhilExport-Cebu and Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) are now starting to initiate joint effort programs to maximize Cebu’s wealth in tourism and business.

Magellan’s Cross - Cebu

After the sold-out absolute zero all-in seat sale last week, Cebu Pacific (CEB) is offering another seat sale for all its domestic routes and some of its international services.
CEB offers ‘all-inclusive’ Go Lite fares of P288 for services from Manila to Busuanga, Kalibo, Laoag, Legaspi, Naga, San Jose and Tuguegarao and for flights from Cebu to Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Dipolog, GenSan, Iloilo, Ozamiz, Surigao, and Tacloban.
In addition, services from Luzon to other Visayas and Mindanao destinations have a Go Lite all-in fare of P688 one-way. The same fare applies to its intra-Visayas and Mindanao flights.
Ever wonder how Rizal’s house look like? Well, when I went to the Manila Orchidarium in Luneta, I saw the replica of the house of our National Hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. But unfortunately, I wasn’t able to go inside ‘coz I was in a hurry. Anyways, I’m planning on going there again one of this day to visit and see how it look like inside.
Well, here’s the photo…


A kalesa (sometimes called a karitela) is a horse-driven calash (carriage) used in the Philippines. The word, also spelled calesa, predates the Spanish conquest and descends ultimately from an Old Church Slavonic word meaning “wheels.” This was one of the modes of transportation introduced in the Philippines in the 18th century by the Spaniards that only nobles and high ranked officials could afford. They are rarely used in the streets nowadays except in tourist spots and some rural areas. (Source: Wikipedia)
Yesterday, I went to the Manila Orchidarium & Butterfly Pavilion with my friend Monic and I was really amazed that amidst this polluted city there is such a place like this. A place where you can relax and enjoy the flowers, the indigenous plants, tree ferns, experience a rainforest and a man made waterfalls.

The Lorenzo South Resort is a 28-room AA resort nestled in the 4 kilometer stretch of refined white sand beach and blue crystalline waters of Boracay Island, Philippines. It is one of the pioneering resorts in the Island, owned by The Jimenez family. The resort is just a short walk from the center of the Island where everything is happening, from shopping to night life. They offer plush amenities, great view of the beach and good service. Aside from that, the resort also has a diving center: NEW WAVE DIVING (PADI Accredited) and a fabulous Spa!
SO, now is your chance to enjoy SAUD BEACH in Ilocos, who’s listed as the top 10 Asia’s Best Beach, the white sand beaches of Boracay, the wild rapids of Cagayan de Oro, the Rice Terraces or wander at the street of Vigan and see those old Spanish houses.
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Wahhh… it’s been years na since I was in Boracay. I thought I overcome the boracay fever ‘coz I stayed there for more than a year
but I guess I was wrong. It’s nice to be back guys!
And I really missed this place

boracay sunset

Boracay in the morning
Our friend Ghian (na baby ni von whehehe..), who joined the Skimboarding competition in Boracay. He was the 2005 Skimboarding champion
Here are some old pic in Boracay. Just saw it in my CD.
@ CRYSTAL COVE

Portia, Me, Sweet, Syke, Shang
Where the heck?!?
Syke Breast awt hehehe….

Mommy Porsch whatta body

WoW SeXy!@ THE BAR

Sweet Gising!!! Michael chinky eyes, Syke Blushing
Smile
Portia, Me, Sugar, Tet

With the Sexy Ladies

Sugar what a smile









