4 Unforgettable Sights in Chicago
With over 180 years of history and architecture, Chicago has tons of unforgettable…
Author: Gretchen Filart
Gretchen is a Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize-nominated poet and essayist from the Philippines, where she embraces life while managing bipolar disorder and ADHD. Her confessional pieces unpack the complexities of grief, healing, motherhood, love, and intersections, garnering recognition from the Greg Grummer Poetry Contest and Navigator's Travel Writing Competition.
Are You Fully Prepared for a Trip of a Lifetime?
Filipinos are among Asia’s top travellers, according to a 2016 survey by Visa,…
6 Best Hotels in Nueva Ecija
Staying the night in Nueva Ecija? Relax after a day of tours with…
Magic
Tito, We once roamed places that are now nameless, back in the days…
Pinoy Travelers Share Easy Ways To Travel Responsibly
Tourism, particularly air travel, contributes eight percent to the world’s greenhouse emissions, a…
Rediscovering Awe in Pagbilao
In this visually saturated world, there’s a word that often gets washed away…
Wide-eyed
Back in the day, I often pondered about how long-term travelers felt on…
Clark Freeport Zone Travel Guide + Itinerary: Best Stay, Eats, and Attractions
With an international airport and two connecting expressways in its alley, Clark Freeport…
11 Things You Can Do in Antipolo Besides Hinulugang Taktak
Mention Antipolo and the first thing that comes to mind is Hinulugang Taktak….
5 Perfect Diving Spots in Asia
When it comes to diving spots, nothing quite compares to Asia. With a…
Beyond Stingless Jellyfish
Under the searing sun, we boarded a paddle boat that will take us…
How to speak the language of every country you visit
As a backpacker and traveler, you aim to explore new things and discover…
3 Ways You Can Optimize Your Money Management On The Road
We love exploring. In 2017, tourism contributed over 10 percent of Philippines GDP and the…
Contrasting truths of faith: Dinagat Islands| Kuya Giovanni
Famished and wet, we trudged our way out of thick rows of…
Skin, a heritage (Siargao)
A couple of Saturdays ago, Lia told me it saddens her that her…
On fatigue and stories on the road
Our past week has been spent covering in advance what will be…