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Vibrant Guatemala and a family adventure
We rented an SUV for five days, weaving our way through the vibrant tapestry of Guatemala City, Panajachel, and Antigua. We dove headfirst into the local cuisine, reveling in the flavors of street food, discovering the art of chocolate making, and savoring the rich notes of incredible coffee. Navigating the hillsides under a torrential downpour… Read more
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2 days in Budapest with kids. The history, culinary and Goulash!
cover photo: budapesti belvárosi ferences templom. The Baroque-style Inner-City Church of the Franciscans, a beautiful view from our hotel suite. Shot at f/11 at 2 sec. Fuji xpro-1, Fuji 16 mm f/2.8. The two-day visit in Budapest with the family was more than a tour of the grand architecture, intricate castle and the stunning hillside… Read more
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A family adventure to Czech, Slovenia, and Hungary; learning history and the cadence of public transportation
Cover photo: India posing along romantic cobble stone pathway. Prague is known for its magical and romantic atmosphere at night, with the illumination of historic landmarks casting a soft glow on the cobblestone streets, enhancing the feel of walking through a fairy tale. The enchanting sound of music wafts through the air from nearby cafes… Read more
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Family-Friendly Travel Guide: Tuna Landing in General Santos (GenSan)
General Santos City has been called the “Tuna Capital of the Philippines” due to its impressive total daily catch of tuna that exceeds any other fish ports in the country. This vibrant city not only boasts a rich marine biodiversity but also plays a vital role in the local economy, providing countless jobs and livelihoods… Read more
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A family guide to experience world-class gestures of Mindanao’s Grand Mosque and its nearby Pink Mosque
Cover Photo: The pink Mosque of Mindanao, or Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Masjid, is an architectural gem renowned for its vibrant color and intricate designs. Serving as both a place of worship and a cultural landmark, it reflects the Islamic heritage of the Filipino people. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, its unique pink hue symbolizes peace,… Read more
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Discover Dapitan, the shrine City of the Philippines
Cover photo: Rizal’s letter to Fr. Pablo Pastells: “I consider myself happy to be able to suffer a little for a cause I believe to be sacred | itinuturing kong maligaya ang makapagtiis nang kaunti alang-alang sa isang layunin initnuturing kong banal.” A blend of historical importance and a true retreat plots Dapitan as an… Read more
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