After the proclamation of the Philippine independence from the Spanish colonial government on June 12, 1898 in Kawit, Cavite, the newly freed nation was living on a dangerous ground. With its former c...Read More
At the southern part of the natural park is a bonsai forest. It has an estimated area of 5000 hectares. The apparent absence or lack of study has failed to establish the pedological and geological rea...Read More
Location: Dibulo, Dinapigue, Isabela Type: Slide horsetail After I and Edgar Allan Zeta Yap of EAZYTraveler.net explored the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park in June, I felt deep in my heart that I ...Read More
Location: Brgy. Maligaya, Palanan, Isabela Type: Fan horsetail Covering a total of 359,486 hectares, the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park is the largest and most diverse protected area in the Philip...Read More
The Province of Isabela is not on the high list of travelers and tourists. Although it is the second largest province in the Philippines with a total land area of12,414.93 square kilometers (Palawan i...Read More
Facing the vast Pacific Ocean, Maconacon is one of the four coastal municipalities of the Province of Isabela. Its municipal waters are teeming with marine life with lobsters, or locally called as bin...Read More
Like the other churches in the Philippine islands, the Church of Tumauini was originally made of light materials. In 1707, it was built by Fray Francisco Nuñez, OP, and dedicated to the patron saint,...Read More
The inherent blessings of adversity is opportunity. When the Philippine national hero was banished into exile by the Spanish colonial authorities,José Rizal lost no time in transforming sleepy town o...Read More
“My father was very sure about certain matters pertaining to the universe. To him all good things-trout as well as eternal salvation-come by grace and grace comes by art and art does not come ea...Read More
This sunset photo was taken during the longest vacation I have had in my hometown the last three years or so. It may not be the most captivating and jaw-dropping but the sentimentality and nostalgia t...Read More