

A Look Inside the Philippine Biodome in Ermita, Manila
The City of Manila (not to be confused with Manila as the nation's capital) is home to some of the country's oldest historical sites,...
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
3 days ago


Have You Tried These Entertaining Online Games?
Back in the day, when dial-up internet was still the thing, I remember telling my classmates to only call at night so I could watch Marie Digby on YouTube or play games in the afternoon. What a time. Nowadays, we’re so lucky because playing entertaining online games has never been this easy.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
Jun 4


Inside the Palawan Special Battalion WW2 Memorial Museum
One of the spots we visited in Puerto Princesa is a museum where you can learn about the local heroes of Palawan who fought during the...
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
Jun 1


What to Expect at Mitra's Ranch in Puerto Princesa
When I was looking for places to visit in Puerto Princesa, Mitra’s Ranch kept showing up, so we decided to include it in our itinerary and check it out...The scenic ranch is owned by former Philippine Senator Ramon Mitra, one of Puerto Princesa’s most prominent politicians, who was also known as a journalist and a diplomat.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
May 14


Exploring the City of Geelong | A Travel Diary
Hi, how have you been? I hope you're doing well and staying cool or warm (depending on where you're from). Today's post will be a travel...
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
May 8


How do Overpayment Scams Work? | Inform your Friends & Family
In today’s blog post, we’ll take a quick look at overpayment scams- what they are, who can get victimized, and how it works.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
Apr 29


You Can Get Coffee & Pastries at Opulence Design Concept (The Podium)
This upscale furniture store at The Podium sells coffee and pastries. If you’re the type who prefers quiet places for catching up or...
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
Apr 25


Key Takeaways from the 2nd Earthquake Summit | Preparations for the Big One
According to the experts from PHIVOLCS, the West Valley Fault moves roughly every 200-400 years, and the last time it did was in 1658 (it's been 367 years). That means that the fault is already “ripe”.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths
Apr 13