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Posted on August 8, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

Davao Diving Spot: Angel’s Cove, Samal

Angel’s Cove is one of the few popular dive and snorkeling spots in Island Garden City of Samal. The tame shallow waters make it fit for snorkeling tourists. Also, a lot of divers visit the place for its rich marine biodiversity. If you have come to Davao for island tours, there’s a high chance that [...]


Posted on August 4, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

Kadayawan Festival 2010 Schedule of Activities

I have booked my flight and the schedule is set. See you in Davao this August. Kadayawan 2010 Schedule of Activities Engr. Manuel A. Medros 2nd Solo Art Exhibit for Painting August 11,- September 11, 2010 Venue: Museo Dabawenyo Agri-Trade Fair August 13-30, 2010 Venue: SM City A trade fair participated by farers, plant growers, [...]


Posted on July 20, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

First time in Puerto Princesa City

First time in Puerto Princesa City

The Puerto Princesa trip last Friday was my first trip to Palawan. I never really had a decent preparation due to tons of work I had to finish during the weekdays. Despite the busy week, my work didn’t stop me from getting excited for the much awaited Palawan trip. The Manila-Puerto Princesa flight went well. [...]


Posted on July 15, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

Burnham Park, Baguio City

Burnham Park, Baguio City

We were blessed to have a fair weather when we arrived in Baguio City that morning despite the rains that shower the rest of Northern Luzon. Equipped with my camera, wide angle lens, and GPS phone, we started off our Baguio trip at the famous Burnham Park. Burnham Park is located at the heart of [...]


Posted on June 19, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

360 Three Sixty Restobar in A-Venue Mall

Eat. Drink. Lounge. Party. A couple of nights ago, together with some of my blogger friends, we were invited for dinner at the The Three Sixty (360) Resto-Bar in A-Venue Mall, Makati Avenue. The Three Sixty Restobar may not new to this area but you can be assured that a new kind of dish is [...]


Posted on April 3, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

Capones Island, Zambales

Capones Island is another beach destination in San Antonio, Zambales. If you’re not too adventurous or you’re not the type of person who would want to go through the hassle of going to Anawangin Cove or Nagsasa Cove, then Capones Island might just be right for you. Capones Island is around 15 to 20 minutes [...]


Posted on March 20, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

How to get to Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

How to get to Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

Getting to Nagsasa Cove may be difficult for first time goers. I was lucky that my friend Benj, the one who organized the weekend trip to Nagsasa, has been there once and has already learned things on how to survive a weekend in the remote paradise. Nagsasa Cove is located in Zambales. If you’re taking [...]


Posted on March 20, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

A day in Nagsasa, San Antonio, Zambales

A day in Nagsasa, San Antonio, Zambales

I must have spent most of my time with my camera during our stay at Nagsasa Cove last weekend. After we have set our camp and have eaten our lunch, I immediately grabbed my camera and tripod and started exploring the place. There were not much people that day except for a small group near [...]


Posted on March 16, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

Nagsasa Cove

Nagsasa Cove

If I were asked for a good place to go for a weekend trip in Luzon, you would likely give Batangas, Tagaytay or Baguio for an answer. But after experiencing one of the hidden jewels of Luzon last weekend, if I’m asked this time, I’d probably give a Nagsasa Cove for an answer.


Posted on March 9, 2010 - by Lakwatsero

A glimpse of the Filipino’s past at the Lopez Museum

A glimpse of the Filipino’s past at the Lopez Museum

Last Saturday, I had the opportunity to get invited to a museum tour at the Lopez Memorial Museum in Ortigas. The Lopez Memorial Museum is one of the few private museums opened to the public which showcases a collection of artifacts and works that depict the Filipino culture and heritage.


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