TEA lovers would surely love spending their time at the lovely Maokong Village.  The village which used to be the largest tea growing area in Taipei has now become a tourist destination for tea culture.

TAIPEI 101 is Taiwan’s iconic and most visited tourist attraction. Rising to 509 meters, it was hailed as the tallest building in the world from 2004-2010 which makes it one of the country’s gem. 

OLD STREETS are one of Taiwan’s famous tourist attractions as they are famous for showcasing thecountry’s rich history and culinary delights.

Present in almost every town in Taiwan, we also did not miss our chance to visit two of their famous old streets in Taipei: Shifen and Pingxi.

LAST month, my travel buddy and I decided to go for another weekend adventure just right before our busy week began. This time we have chosen some nature tripping and went to a hiking adventure in Samal.

So with a pocket money of P500 pesos we have managed to explore two places in Samal Island plusa bonus of extra experiences gained. Getting curious now? Read on!

TO cap off the month of August (a month filled with long weekends! Yay!), my friend and I decided to go on a quick weekend getaway from the city.

Mindful of our budget and with the help of internet research, we decided to spend our weekend adventure on the eastern side of Davao Region.

Baganga is a first class municipality of Davao Oriental Province which is the easternmost province in the country and is surrounded by the Philippine Sea, part of the Pacific Ocean and the Davao Gulf.