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Capiz -Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY2

Capiz: Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY – Travel Guide + 3D/2N Itinerary

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-06-16 14 comments

I took a break from soloing and dragged my folks with me on a 9-day journey in and around Panay. To kick-off our Panay Island escapade, we sought for Roxas City, the capital of Capiz, as our first stop. We’ve spent 3D/2N in Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY. Roxas City is an emerging economic city, 460 kilometers southeast of Manila. Also known as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines, it supplies the nation with most of the freshest seafood.

Batangas Bauan

Bauan, Batangas: 7 Must-Try Things To Do When in Bauan

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-06-02 17 comments

Bauan is more than just a gateway to Anilao and other distinguished places in Batangas. Bauan is vibrant, it is lively, and it is a destination on its own. To make the most of your time, go for this 7 must-try things to do when in Bauan.

Food Journeys Laguna

Food Journeys: Liliw, Laguna – Just Can’t Get Enough of Kuya Bal’s Chao Fan

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-05-12 6 comments

A different kind of gem that the locals of Liliw, Laguna have been raving about. Most of them head to Mabini Street not to buy the famed Liliw Tsinelas (Slippers/Footwear) but to get a taste of their favorite Rice Toppings from Kuya Bal’s Chao Fan. But what is so special about Kuya Bal’s Chao Fan that the locals just can’t get enough of it?

Food Journeys Puerto Rico

Food Journeys: Puerto Rican Street Food Trip

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-03-10 11 comments

When I first wandered on the streets of Old San Juan Puerto Rico, I visited the famous sites in the city and that walking tour definitely made me hungry. Good thing I have passed by some place where I can find local Puerto Rican street food.

Food Journeys Puerto Rico

Food Journeys: Puerto Rican Food Experience in El Jibarito Restaurante

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-02-24 6 comments

Aside from Forts that are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and other remarkable landmarks along its streets, Old San Juan is also a foodies’ heaven. From authentic Puerto Rican food to Spanish inspired and international fares even food trucks, every corner and every turn has its own culinary delights. There are budget dining options to upscale restaurants that will fit anyone’s budget.