We Filipinos love to shop and to eat! And what's the most
popular breakfast food we all loved together with fried rice, fried egg and
coffee? It's longganisa or others called langgonisa!
Calle Crosologo, also known as Mena Crisologo Street in Vigan City is the most popular tourist attraction in the province of Ilocos Sur. Named after Mena Pecson Crisologo, one of the most respected sons of Ilocos Sur. He wrote Mining Wenno Ayat Ti Karawa, an Ilocano translation of Don Quixote entitled Don Calixtofaro de la Kota Caballero de la Luna; and a zarzuela entitled Codigo Municipal. Many compare this to Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere.
Below
is the list of hotels, inns, resorts & lodgings in Ilocos Sur. If you know one that is not included in my list, kindly let
me know and I will gladly add it.
Cabugao Beach Resort
Address:
Bgy. Pug-os, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur
Mobile#:
+639177992677/+639178334148
Email
Address: cabugaobeachresort@yahoo.com.ph
Below is the list of hotels, inns, resorts & lodgings in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. If you know one that is not included in my list, kindly let me know and I will gladly add it.
Balai Mestizo Travelodge
Address:
Liberation Blvd, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur
Mobile#: +63(917)829-0878
Email Address: info@mvhotels.com.ph
Located in Brgy. Mataas na Bayan, Boac it is a historical church where the Katipunan Flag is said to have been baptized. The church was constructed in 1580 and completed in 1792.
Marinduque is well known for the Moriones Festival, celebrated every Semana Santa. This festival is the way of remembering how Jesus Christ died and resurrected.
Located just beside the Dumaluan Beach Resort is this grill which offer fresh seafood and meat that can be cooked the way you want them. This is said to be the cheapest restaurant in all of Panglao, though I can't compare because we didn't try the others. But based on the number of people that eat here, it's probably true.
Last Updated: November 9, 2017
It's been raining the whole time we stayed in Bohol so when we arrived at the farm, it has this very relaxing, fresh and cozy atmosphere. Growing up in the province, it's very nostalgic for me.
Cebu and Bohol are one of the neighboring provinces in the Philippines that can be reached via fast ferries & slow ferries (RoRo). If you get tired of the tourist attractions in Cebu, you can go to Bohol for a city tour or an island tour. It only takes an hour to 4 hours, depending on which port and ferries you want to take. If Cebu has 4 piers, Bohol only has two, Tubigon Port and Tagbilaran Port.
Please
find below the list of accommodations in Bohol, Philippines. This is just a
list and does not guarantee the current room rates, addresses, contact numbers
and quality of service of the hotels. It is advisable that you do a full and
thorough research about a specific hotel before booking.
ACCOMMODATION(S) IN ANDA
Amun ini Beach Resort & Spa
Address: Bas Dako Beach, Candabong, 6311 Anda, Bohol, Philippines
Address: Bas Dako Beach, Candabong, 6311 Anda, Bohol, Philippines
Phone#: +63(38)510-6230
Mobile#: +63(917)796-5412 | +63(939 90 34 536)
Email: info@amun-ini.com
Website: www.amun-ini.com
Mobile#: +63(917)796-5412 | +63(939 90 34 536)
Email: info@amun-ini.com
Website: www.amun-ini.com
For latest reviews
and current rates, please click here.
We were not able to get a flight directly from Bohol to Manila so we went back to Cebu to go back to Manila. We were supposed to stay the night again at Sampaguita Suites but since our friend, who supposed to come with us booked at Summit Circle Hotel, we just stayed there.
This is the 2nd oldest church in the island of Panglao and probably the least visited. However, this church, same as the Dauis church also has unique feature, they both have murals on the ceiling. The constructed started in 1894 and completed in the 1920's.
Located not far from the bridge that connects Panglao and Bohol is this another old and beautiful church. This is the only church I've seen with a well at the foot of the altar. The church was constructed in 1863 and completed in the early 1920's.
Dumaluan Beach Resort used to be just a family weekend getaway resort with only a nipa hut cottage as the accommodation. However, when the friends of the family start coming, they built more cottages to accommodate them.
Bohol Museum is one of the places you must see when you visit Bohol. It's the former President Carlos P. Garcia's home, located in the heart of Tagbilaran City.
Last Updated: November 7, 2017
Old Churches is one of the reasons why I wanted to visit Bohol. I've been to Ilocos and I've seen some of the old churches there, so I searched for other province that have many old churches, and Bohol is one of them. La Purisima Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish Church or Baclayon Church, also called The Immaculate Concepcion of the Virgin May Parish Church is one of the oldest churches in the country.
Please find below the list of
accommodations in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines. This is just a list and
does not guarantee the current room rates, addresses, contact numbers and
quality of service of the hotels. It is advisable that you do a full and
thorough research about a specific hotel before booking.
Alta Cebu Resort
Address:
Tugbungan,
Pilipog, Cordova, Cebu
Phone#: +63(32)496-7052 |
+63(32)496-7399
Mobile#:
+63(923)748-8033
Also called Parian Monument, depicts the important moments in history of Cebu. It's a big artwork with everything in it. From the time the rajah of Cebu was converted into Christian up to the time Pedro Calungsod, native of Cebu, became a saint.
Please find below the list of accommodations in Cebu City, Philippines. This is just a list and does not guarantee the current room rates,
addresses, contact numbers and quality of service of the hotels. It is
advisable that you do a full and thorough research about a specific hotel
before booking.
Alba Uno Residencia
Address: Villa Amores Compound, Apas, Cebu
Phone#: +63(32)520-5000
Mobile#: +63(917)320-5005
Email Address: reservation@albauno.com
Website: http://www.albauno.com/
For latest reviews and current rates, please click here.
Located in the heart of Tubigon is standing this old church, proudly and beautifully. It caught my attention when we walk around the town's plaza to find food. The church was constructed in 1886 and its bell tower from 1928 to 1934.
This shrine is built in commemoration of the blood compact or Sandugo between the Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and the Bohol chieftain, Datu Sikatuna. This is to seal their friendship as part of the tribal tradition.
Is a Christian cross planted as ordered by the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan when he first set foot in Cebu, Philippines. It's now housed in a chapel beside the Basilica Menor del Santo Nino church.
Below is a sample of our detailed 3D/3N Cebu - Bohol - Cebu trip from August 23 to August 26, 2013. We arrived in Cebu on the 23rd at 10:00pm so we stayed a night at Sampaguita Suites for our trip to Bohol early in the morning.
Aside from Lechon, Cebu is also home to the best guitar craftsmen in the Philippines. Not only it's delicately crafted, but has great quality and very affordable. There are a lot of guitar makers in Cebu, but Alegre Guitars is the most popular.
Also called Liberty Shrine or Lapu-Lapu Shrine is built in honor of Datu Lapu-Lapu, Ferdinand Magellan and the Battle of Mactan. In the site the first thing you'll see when you enter is the Magellan Shrine, built in memory of the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
If you love barbecue, this is really the perfect place for you! Larsian is not a restaurant but a place where small eateries are located. One of the prominent eating havens in Cebu. Visiting Cebu without eating here is really not complete. This is the best to have that Cebu experience!
Also knows as The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Most Holy Name of Jesus and St. Vitales and The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Vitales, the first church in the Philippines that is dedicated to St. Vitales. It was built by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Fray Andres de Urdaneta in 1909. It was reconstructed in 1950 after the World War II.
Last Updated: November 02, 2017
Last Updated: December 12, 2017
Commonly known as the Sto. Niño Church, is the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines and serves as the Mother and Head of all churches in the country.
Philippines is not only blessed with 7,000 plus islands, but it's also blessed with thousands of variety of underwater species. Bohol is one of those islands that offers some of the most exotic seashells, clams and mollusk.
Opened in October 2009, Doce Pares has become one of the tourist attractions in Cebu. Originally, it was created as a combat training site by Doce Pares, but it's now open for visitors.
Last Updated: December 12, 2017
Is a temple located in Beverly Hills Subdivision built by a Chinese Community in Cebu. Unlike other Temple, this one is also open for non-worshipers, making it one of the tourist destinations in Cebu.
Below is the sample expenses of our Cebu-Bohol-Cebu Trip last August 23-26, 2013.
PARTICULARS
|
TOTAL
|
DAY 1
| |
Taxi from ISM to Airport
|
PHP 250.00
|
Taxi from Airport to Sampaguita Suites
|
PHP 250.00
|
Taxi from Sampaguita Suites to Cebu Port
|
PHP 150.00 |
They said a trip to Cebu is not complete without eating in this restaurant and I couldn't agree more. After a very tiring but exhilarating morning, my favorite time of of day comes, eating time! I was actually looking forward to eat in this restaurant because I've read so many good reviews.
Last Updated: September 21, 2017
Bohol
is not only known for amazing Chocolate Hills, beautiful islands and
exotic seashells, they are also known for its caves. A total of 1,400
caves have been counted in the province and there are still some that
are not discovered yet. You don't need to go far to see one, though,
because Hinagdanan Cave is very accessible from Panglao town proper
Last Updated: September 21, 2017
From the butterflies’ center going to Tagbilaran, you will pass by this man-made forest. The only thing I'm thankful that it's raining when we visit Bohol is this. The rain really makes the forest so green, fresh and cool.
As soon as you enter the center you will be greeted by friendly staffs and tour guides. After paying the entrance fee, we were guided by our tour guide to the Visitors Center where different species of butterflies were preserved and displays in an in-cased glass.
Last Updated: August 9, 2016
If you are coming from Cebu via Tubigon Port, Bohol and want to start your adventure right away, the best place to go is the Sagbayan Peak. Sagbayan is one of the 3 among 1,776 chocolate hills that was developed into a resort for tourism purposes. This government owned mountain resort is the best place to have a sneak peek of the famous chocolate hills. Its name came from word "Sagbayan" which mean "the practice of hanging a deer to dry after the hunting expedition". It also means a "place for hanging" from the word sagbay which mean "to hang". It can also be "a place to hang with friends and family".
Updated: September 20, 2017
When I was a kid, I really thought these hills are made of chocolate. By the time I learned that they are not, I started wondering why they are called chocolate hills. I've wanted to see them before my eyes, and when I finally did, I was so awed and amazed. They really are wonderful! One will really wonder how great nature can be. Now I understand why it's one of the natural Wonders of the World.
Last Updated: August 20, 2016
Tarsier,
the second-smallest primate in the world, is indigenous to the island.
Philippine tarsier, also called Mamag or Mawmag only measure about 8- to 160 millimeters, only about
a size of a human fist. A very shy nocturnal mammal that leads a mostly
hidden life.
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You are backing up your template so that you have your original version whenever you encounter a problem editing it. Or if you are not happy with the results of the changes you made. Restoring your template is as easy as backing it up. There are two ways on how to restore your backed-up template.
To restore your template the easiest way, just follow the steps when you saved the back-up file. Go to your blog's Dashboard-->Template-->>Backup/Restore.
Before you edit or make changes to your blog's template, make sure you save a backup first. That way, you can always go back to your original template when you are not happy with the result of the changes you made. Saving a back-up is easy, just follow these simple steps.
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Updated: October 19, 2016
A home for the finest Lambanog (local alcoholic drink) in the country was a former capital of Quezon Province. The city is known for its sweet delicacies, heritage houses, historical landmarks and tourism resorts. It’s named City of Festivals because of its wonderful and colorful festivals.
Just a few minutes walk from Casa Comunidad is the Mi Casa en Tayabas. I've read a lot of good reviews about this hotel so I wanted to see it for myself. I'm not sure if they have guests at the time I went there, but I didn't see anyone.
This is considered one of the oldest and biggest churches in the country. Renowned for the having the shape of a key, its aisle is considered the longest in the country. This church was originally established in 1578 and has a lot of renovations, reconstructions and expansions. The church as it stands now was completed in 1894.
I’ve been to Lucban once before, when my family and I visited the Kamay ni Hesus shrine. However, it never came to my mind that there are other places we can see in this town so I promised to come back.
This church is one of the oldest churches in the country. Like many of the old churches this one also suffered a lot – from natural disasters to world wars.
This is located just a few minutes walk from the church. I was just exploring the streets when I saw this building. Not much to see but still worth visiting. You'll never know, time might come and you need to do things here.
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