I remember how I got my passport. I was with my ex that time. While waiting for my queue I remember we had an argument. My excitement of getting a passport turned out to be sour and I just said, “You can go home. I can do this alone.” We had an on-off relationship and…
I started my 2015 with a bang overloaded with travels through volunteer work and invitations. I missed blogging already and I have several backlogs because I am busy with work and traveling of course. So I wrote this travel summary in order for me to remember everything and I’ll just refer to my Facebook account…
They say that summer is the best time to flaunt your bikini bodies that you’ve worked so hard to achieve those flat tummies or having flat abs. Me on the other hand, I feel so sexy and free everytime I go to the beach not just for the summer but the whole year round. I…
This is how I started my summer for the month of April 2015 that I decided to get into scuba diving for the first time of my life. I’ve been into snorkeling the past few months that I even bought my own snorkeling gear and mask so that I could practice swimming without a life…
Are you searching for 4 Days El Nido Itinerary? With its dramatic limestone cliffs, crystal-clear lagoons, and vibrant marine life, El Nido, Palawan is a must-visit destination in the Philippines. Whether you’re after adventure, island-hopping, or total relaxation, this El Nido itinerary will help you plan the perfect escape in 2025. I got an invite…
Here it is, sharing to you how to get a Japan tourist visa without Income Tax Return. After my Hong Kong trip last October 2014, I found a cheap flight to Japan and booked a flight right away. I wasn’t even sure if I could get a visa but I was really hopeful. This was…
I started my monthly travels since August 2014 and I’ve met a lot of travelers on the road from different nationalities. Some will be your friends on Facebook and after that, you still don’t know when are you going to meet again as they need to go back to their home countries. People come and go….
How to Start as a Digital Nomad? Looking back when I was in high school before graduation, my classmates were so excited deciding on what courses to take in college. While me, I was just too silent in the corner looking at them as I was not sure if I was able to study in…
Sharing with you my experience on how to get to Malapascua Island from Cebu City. It is my third time here on the island of Malapascua so I guess I’ll share my experience how to get to Malapascua Island from Cebu. Tucked off the northern tip of Cebu, Malapascua Island is a tiny slice of…
Camiguin, also known as the “Island Born of Fire,” is a breathtaking destination in the Philippines known for its volcanoes, white-sand beaches, and natural springs. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or just someone looking for a relaxing getaway, Camiguin has something for everyone. This guide will cover the best things to do,…
This is the first time I have to write like a year-ender travel blog post as I have not done this in 2013. This is also a sneak preview of where I’ve been in 2014. I never expected that 2014 has been a crazy year of traveling. Although I have lots of 2013 travels and…
Dagitab Festival Street Dance and Traditional Ritual Dance competition is participated by various schools in City of Naga. The dancers passed by just in front of our store so I was able to take photos of them. This was taken last December 2013, I missed it last December 23, 2014 because I was traveling for…
http://instagram.com/p/wh-UNZwuM-/ When Naga was not yet a city eight years ago, I could not remember when the Christmas lighting started. Anyway, the photos above and below were taken using my iPad. I have several photos last 2013 using my dslr camera which I haven’t blogged about this because I was too busy. Photos below were…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Roxanne Tamayo (@roxtamayo) I never had the chance to take a photo when we went to Bukit Bintang using my DSLR camera because I was so tired already. But I had it with my iPad. Unfortunately, I only had few photos. Just imagine, we were walking…
We visited Chinatown in Jalan Petaling, also known as Petaling Street, which is notorious for its pirated goods, including clothes, bags, accessories, DVDs, and CDs. You can engage in some haggling here if you’re buying in bulk. What to shop for in Chinatown at Jalan Petaling? There are lots of food stalls and restaurants around…
Batu Caves is one of the most popular Hindu Shrine outside of India located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the cave is dedicated to Lord Murugan. The limestone forming the Batu Caves is said to be 400 million years old. This popular Hindu temple can be reached through a Komuter train for RM2 one-way journey…