You can’t leave Puerto Princesa without checking out their subterranean river national park. This natural wonder is a must-see! We were amazed by its beauty and structure. Definitely God’s work of art. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for having one of the most impressive cave systems and an 8.2-kilometer underground river.

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,...

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.

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 war. It is called the Palawan Special Battalion World War 2 Memorial Museum. It's only a few minutes away from the city proper, so you might as well check it out. Here's what to expect if you're planning to visit. Address | Where to Find the Museum? 506 Rizal Avenue, Barangay Banaco-Bancao Puerto Princesa, Palawan Palawan Special Battalion WW2

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.

We visited Geelong at the start of the year, and this was my favorite part of our last trip to Australia. We didn't get to spend quality time with my husband's family because of their current setup, but at least we got to see other places, like Geelong. It was our first time going here, and we enjoyed our time. Beautiful. Of all the places we've visited in Australia (so far), this was what we both liked the most. It's peaceful. It seems that the people here have a more relaxe

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.

If you’re the type who prefers quiet places for catching up or enjoying your drink, I recommend Opulence Caffè. You can find it at The Podium in Ortigas, Pasig City. It's on the third level.

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”.