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The province of Laguna is blessed to have natural springs, many of which are hot springs. The waters of these springs flow down from an inactive volcano, Mount Makiling. And many believed that the water from the springs is therapeutic. That’s why it is one of the most popular attractions in Laguna.  So, if you are searching for a place to relax, unwind and soothe those tired muscles. Here are the best hot springs resort in Laguna to try.  If you want a Mediterranean escape or just a garden getaway, Do ña Jovita Garden Resort is perfect for you! The resort not only offers 9 pools, with one hot spring jacuzzi that gets its water directly from Mount Makiling. But they also offer other activities, such as hiking, trekking, horseback riding and more.  Doña Jovita is surely not just for relaxation but for fun and adventure too! Want to relax in a hot spring pool with an amazing view? They have it right here in 88 Hotspring Resort! Imagine soaking in a

ISDAAN: ISANG SULYAP SA BANSANG THAILAND Sawadee ka! Marahil ay pamilyar ka sa salitang ito. Salitang binubuo ng siyam na letra. Salitang binabanggit ng may kasamang malaking ngiti sa labi. Siyam na letra ngunit punong-puno ng makulay kultura at kasaysayan. Sawadee ka o hello sa ingles, ang siyam na letrang ito ang paraan ng pagbati sa bansang Thailand. Ang bansang Thailand ay kilalasa makulay nitong kultura at kasaysayan, kaya naman masasalamin mo ang mga ito sa mga kilalang tourist spots na matatagpuan sa nasabing bansa. Nariyan ang The Grand Palace, Sukhotkai Old City, Historic City of Ayutthaya, at marami pang iba. Kilala rin ang bansang Thailand sa mga street food walks nito na punong-puno ng mga nagsasarapang putahe ng Thailand.   Source: http://www.thetraveldebugger.com/2015/07/28/isdaan-resto-fun-park/ Source: http://www.thetraveldebugger.com/2015/07/28/isdaan-resto-fun-park/ Source: http://www.thetraveldebugger.com/2015/07/28/isdaan-resto-fun-park/ Marami

Rosario, Batangas along with its neighbouring municipalities are not just known for its tourist spots like resorts, beaches and adventure parks. They were also famous for their annual festivals like Sinukmani Festival, Kabakahan Festival, Tinindag Festival, Lambayok Festival and Les Kuhliembo Festival. Sounds exciting, right? Well, play with your imagination now because we are bringing you to these festivals. Sinukmani Festival                 Rosario, Batangas have been celebrating the festival since 2005 every 9 th June of the year as a way of promoting their primary source of income which is rice. The sweet delicacy was serve on long tables for local residents and visitors to indulge. Two contests were held including street dance competition where dancers wear colourful costumes made out of banig, bilao, rice sacks and other materials symbolyzing the tools used in cooking sinukmani. The other was on-the-spot making of the best and longest sinukmani which is surely spectacle

After getting married in year 2016, Jeff, my husband and I started living on our own to start our family. Santo. Tomas, Batangas be the perfect place to settle in and start a family. It is one among the four cities in the province and is known as the second richest municipality in the Philippines. City Hall of Sto.Tomas, Batangas Santo Tomas is perfectly laid at the foot of Mt. Makiling. And this is my everyday view! View of Mount Makiling from our Home near  Lumina Batangas Thousands of visitors and pilgrims, from neighboring towns, provinces and even outside the country, have been visiting Santo Tomas, Batangas to pray and give dedications to Saint Padre Pio. The famous national shrine is located in Barangay San Pedro, which became one of the most significant landmarks, not only in the town of Santo Tomas but also in the whole province of Batangas. View of Padre Pio Shrine in San Pedro, Sto.Tomas, Batangas 200 meters away from  Lumina Residences Batangas

When you heard the word 'SUMMER' meaning it is the time to go to an adventure with your family and friends. See the beautiful places that it not introduces us new destinations and experiences, but also amazing people that we wouldn’t have the chance to meet any other way. Especially us Filipinos, we all love travelling during summer, weekends, holidays, yung tipong may free time lang good to go ka na, at higit sa lahat yung feeling gusto mo lang mag unwind kapag nalulukot ka. So here I am para dalahin kayo sa isang destination that you won’t forget at swak na swak sa budget of every Filipino. Our destination is Villa del Prado and Beach resort, situated in the exclusive Southern Tagalog Region of Quezon Province, has the kind of facilities and services that can cater to your every whim. It awaits you to relax and unwind, simply pampers you with a complete vacation and wholesome adventure. (Beach Slide) (Beach Front) They have a lot of amenities th

Pasalubong Favorites from Laguna Can’t decide what is the best pasalubong to buy when you visit Laguna? Here are some of Laguna’s finest delicacies that you can add in your pasalubong checklist. Let me start with the all-time favorite pasalubong, the famous Buko Pie of the South. The sweet and rich pie is made from young coconut meat, with a flaky crust and creamy filling. No one can resist this! One of the best buko pie is Lety’s located in Los Baños, Laguna, you can stop by their stores to get a box of freshly baked Lety’s buko pie. Next on our Pasalubong Checklist is a delicacy just from the nearby town of Los Baños. Every Filipino knows the bread called monay, with its relatively large size but soft insides. One of the best monay you can ever taste is from a small bakery located in Bay, Laguna, Tenorio’s Bakery. Looking for dish with a different twist? You might want to try “Kinulob na itik” deep-fried duck. Yes, you read it right! And you can only tas

Batangas has rich history, a culture that is unique, best coffees, beautiful beaches and different festivals that is what people always says when we talk about Batangas. But there is a unique city, urban lifestyle at its best but lies in the simple way of living in the province, the Lipa City. It has always been mistaken as the province’s capital because of its uniqueness among all the other cities and municipalities. Over the years, the city adapted the Metro Manila style of living – from the chaotic radial roads, to fast food chains that run out of seats, to the crazy night life in local bars up until grabbing a cup of coffee late at night. However, no matter how urbanized the city has become, it never leaves the traditional cultural side. Inspite of having brands like Starbucks, Figaro, Hap Chan, Uncle Cheffy, Shakey’s, and Giligan’s, people are still patrons of the local food. Those examples are the numerous local coffee shops, Lomi and Goto houses, and