Category: Central Luzon
Capas, Tarlac: The Final Destination
When the hostilities in Bataan Peninsula ceased on April 9, 1942, the worst nightmare had only just begun. Mentally and physically fatigued and famished, the surviving units of the USAFFE were forced ... Read More
Battle of the Pockets: In Remembrance To Heroism
As an important and strategically located ally of the United States of America in the Far East, the Commonwealth of the Philippines was unwittingly drawn into the Second World War. When Pearl Harbor i... Read More
Chasing Waterfalls: Ditumabo Falls
Location: Ditumabo, San Luis, Aurora Type: Ribbon horsetail Facing the mighty Pacific Ocean, the coastal municipality of Baler is most famous as a surfing destination. Throughout the year, surfing wav... Read More
Chasing Waterfalls: Bulawan Falls
Location: Paleg, Dinalungan, Aurora Types: Slide horsetail, Cascade It has been taking me like forever to reach Dinapigue, Isabela. And there were times the long trip had bored me. Just before we reac... Read More
The CASA San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales
The Municipality of San Antonio in the Province of Zambales is more popularly known for its white sand beaches and coves, mountains and peaks, Spanish-era lighthouse and rich fishing grounds. A mile a... Read More
Just Another Beautiful Sunset In The West Philippine Sea
As we were circling around off the coast of Talisayen Cove in San Antonio, Zambales, I waited in great anticipation for another beautiful sunset in the West Philippine Sea. It has been a long time sin... Read More
Sunset in Pundaquit
I haven’t been to Pundaquit and to Anawangin Cove in a year. Since my tour coordinators are capable and competent to handle the big group that we have had in this particular weekend, I decided t... Read More
Sunset in Nagsasa Cove
It was a short break that my wife and I needed. We were coming from the most agonizing experience ever as a couple. So this quick trip to Zambales was a welcome break. Actually, we haven’t had a... Read More