One of the most colorful festivals in the Philippines, the Masskara Festival is just around the corner. And I know everyone is excited to join the celebration. This year is the 32nd year of the Masskara Festival and it is slated on October 1 to 19,2011 with the theme “Celebrating the New Icons of Bacolod City”.
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It’s rainy season but when Mr. Sun decided to show up, we decided to visit one of Bago City’s promising Resort, the Pataan Mountain Resort.
Pataan Mountain Resort is located at Sitio Pata-an, Brgy. Mailum, Bago City. The mountain resort is owned by a retired policeman and has been operating for 10 years. Sadly, I only heard of the mountain resort 2 or 3 years ago and was able to visit it only last year.
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Finally, Mr. Sun was up so I went around the City in search for graffiti art for the mvp_grafArt challenge in instagram. And look what I’ve found 
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is appealing to texters here in Western Visayas to support the Puerto Princessa Underground River (PPUR) in Palawan to be included in one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
Artem Collacion of the DENR regional office 6, said that the PPUR is the longest underground river in the world with a length of 8.2 kilometers formed 30 million years ago. Because of its unique and outstanding scientific, biological, and geological features, it has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in December 1999 and declared as a National Geological Monument in December 2003.
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When I went to Subic Bay last summer, I made sure that I dropped by at the old Spanish gate along the freeport area. The gate was constructed in the year 1885 and was one of the entrance to the original Spanish Naval Station.
Seeking for an adventure weekend? Well, why not try falling off a 60 foot tree? I tell you, you’ll get a dose of adrenalin rush. I did at Tree Top Adventure Subic.
Last month, we went to Subic Tree Top Adventure for an extreme one-of-a-kind experience to end the summer vacation. The park really lives up to it hands down. And the best part, it is nestled at the lush, virgin forest of Subic.
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How we spent Independence Day….
Walking at Ayala Triangle Gardens reading the stories behind the Philippine Flag
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(Sorry for the late post…)
I was channel hopping last Friday (May 6) when I heard the weather forecast – a storm is brewing. I was like “What the ….? A storm in the middle of summer?” Well, it’s freaking hot so I can’t seem to get what they were reporting and I didn’t mind it. Until, Saturday evening when all of a sudden the clear night sky turned gloomy and it started to rain hard. I called my friend right away to ask if we are still set for our outing the next day and she told me that we will have to cancel it if it keeps on raining the next morning. So I was wishing, hoping and keeping my fingers cross for the rain to stop.
Sunset after the rain. Taken 2minutes ago.
Listening: Photographs by Nickleback (I miss this)
Reading: Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief
One thing I’ve noticed every time I was out of the country is the need to communicate constantly with my sister, my Mom and my aunt. Whether I am on a vacation or on a business trip I need to make sure that I let the people back at home know of my current location or if I’m doing well so that they won’t worry. Thanks to the latest technology, they are just one message or one call away.
