Growing up in a place where castles and fairy tale sights are non-existent, I thought I would only see them in movies. Castles, ancient churches, hillside vineyards and romantic small villages – everything straight right out of a fairy tale scene … Continue reading Chasing Castles On The Rhine: Between Koblenz and St. Goar
Slovakia’s capital – Bratislava was one of our comfort stop during our Taste of Eastern Europe trip. On our way to Prague, we were given a couple of hours to explore Bratislava. The city is relatively small and a half day … Continue reading Slovakia: Half Day Tour In Bratislava
Grand. Majestic. Monumental. Amazing! These are few adjectives I can think of to describe the ancient architectural wonders of Petra, the most popular attraction in Jordan. Many people know nothing about Jordan except Petra. It is the primary reason why … Continue reading Petra Jordan: 12 Things You Should Know About ‘The Rose City’
Many of our friends and some people we’ve met during our travels would always ask us this question: ‘What are your favorite places in Europe?’. To be honest that question is somewhat difficult to answer since there are many cities around … Continue reading 7 Quaint & Romantic Places in Europe Worth Visiting
Neuschwanstein was built for the Bavarian King Ludwig II (1845-1886); it was begun in 1868 but never really completed. The king saw his castle as a monument to the culture and concept of monarchy prevailing in the Middle Ages, which … Continue reading Schloss Neuschwanstein: A Glimpse Of The Famous Fairytale Castle
Traveling by land to any European countryside is really a delightful treat to the eyes. Along the way you will see a lot of breathtaking views that you can’t ignore. As a lover of beautiful sceneries it is something I always … Continue reading 15 Photos Of Fairytale Sights You’ll See When Cruising The Bavarian Alps
When somebody mentions “Venice”, what comes to your mind first? Perhaps you will say one of the following: a beautiful and romantic place, canals and gondolas, masquerade masks and Murano glasses. This city is known by many nicknames. It’s been … Continue reading Exploring Venice In Less Than 24 Hours
Hey guys! I’m currently drafting my blog about our experience in Venice, hopefully I’ll be able to post it soon. I purposely divide my Venice blog into … Continue reading Photo Gallery: Venice In Pictures
It has been ages since Derick and I had Japanese food. I can’t even remember when was the last time we had one. We were not actually craving for it but it’s good to have some sushi for dinner from … Continue reading The Ronin Lounge: Japanese and Chinese Cuisine
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Waterfront Park is the newest and the largest family park in the Royal Commission area. The long stretch of gardens and playgrounds is definitely a haven for families to enjoy a fantastic weekend by the sea. The park has gazebos that … Continue reading Yanbu KSA | Chasing Sunset at the Waterfront Park
Before it was called Santorini, the island was known as Kalliste which means “the most beautiful one” in Greek. It was in the 13th century when the Latin Empire called it Santorini which was named after the old cathedral … Continue reading Santorini Greece: Sightseeing Tour
Summer means travel season. Obviously it is my favorite season of the year! And surely it is everyone’s favorite season too. Summer is the perfect time for us to explore as many places as we can because Derick has the longest vacation … Continue reading Summer 2016: Travel Updates
Cebu is my home. The place where my heart belongs… Sha-lala-lala Cebu Cebu… (singing the famous line of a Cebuano song Cebu . Hahaha! Moving on… Cebu has changed so much since I’ve left. The city becomes a bustling metropolis. New skyscrapers and … Continue reading Beach Family Bonding: Movenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu
Amman was known in the Old Testament as Rabbath-Ammon, the capital of the Ammonites around 1200 BC, it was also referred to as “the City of Waters”. In Greco-Roman times in the 3rd century BC, the City was renamed Philadelphia … Continue reading Jordan: Amman Citadel & Roman Amphitheater
Every time we hear the word Paris, the Eiffel Tower is always the first thing comes in mind. Isn’t it? Many aspires to visit Paris just to see and witness the grandness of the Eiffel Tower. I guess this iconic … Continue reading Oh Paris – Eiffel For You!
Time flew by so fast. That’s exactly in my head when I went through my photos today. It’s been 10 months now and it seems like yesterday when Derick and I traveled Europe. Where did the time go? And how come … Continue reading Paris: Chateau De Versailles
Last September, my husband and I finally got the opportunity to visit Jordan after two attempts. Firstly we had a visa problem. Secondly we cancelled our trip due to the political unrest in the neighboring countries. Thankfully we didn’t gave … Continue reading Jordan: Dead Sea Experience
Because spring is here, let me share to you guys the full bloom in Yanbu. Yanbu is situated at the western side of Saudi Arabia in Al Madinah province. It is approximately 300 kilometers northwest of Jeddah. And also the … Continue reading Yanbu Flower Festival 2016
It is the time of the year when my social media pages are flooded with beach and summer getaway photos. Yes, I’m jealous! I wish I can go on vacation now and enjoy the summer in the Philippines together with … Continue reading Take Me Back: Amorita Resort Bohol
The best way to see Europe is to travel by train or by coach. It might take longer than traveling by air but definitely the landscapes and sceneries you will see along the way are priceless. Basically that’s one of the reasons why my husband and I booked Coach Tour package because we want to see the European countrysides. It’s not everyday you’ll get the chance to see this side of the world. Might as well make the most of it and take advantage of the opportunity. I think that’s what exploring is all about… seeing everything not only the famous tourist attractions. Continue reading “Cruising Through The French Countryside”
Hubby was looking for another set of new dolls for me, unfortunately he didn’t found any . Instead he bought these cute mugs to add my Kimmidoll Collection. Aren’t they lovely? Meet Kazumi, her name means ‘PASSION’. Meet Masayo, her … Continue reading Kimmidoll Mug: Kazumi and Masayo
I never thought I could get a beautiful and vivid photo of these colorful flowers and beautiful garden landscape during the night. I am usually doesn’t like taking photos at night because I’m afraid I’ll get nothing but dark pictures. … Continue reading Photography: Nightscapes
