Ortigas Center, Pasig City
When I was still in Romblon, I didn't expect that my career will boost here in Metro Manila, particularly in Ortigas Center, Pasig City. It was in 2008 when I started working in a BPO but it's my first time to add this area in SirangLente or TravellingCup. Ortigas Center has a lot to offer, from the five star hotels with world class facilities, restaurants serving mouth water delicacies made by the people from different parts of the world, call center companies serving different languages and many others.
Cebu Tourist Spots
1. Magellan's Cross
Magellan's Cross is a historical landmark and the most visited tourist spots in Cebu City. It is Christian cross made up of wood erected by Ferdinand Magellan (a Portuguese explorer) during his exploration in Cebu, Philippines on April 21, 1521. This cross can be found inside an octagonal chapel in front of Cebu City Hall and beside Basilica Minore del Santo NiƱo. This one of the most prominent tourist spot in Cebu. But, the current cross is a tindalo wood where the splinters of the original cross were encased. The wood of the original cross were deteriorated because the people were chipping some parts and making it as a souvenir in the belief that it's miraculous.
Getting a Copy of NSO Birth Certificate at SM
NSO Certified Birth Certificate is one of the most important document that you should furnish from the government. Birth certificates are needed for employment, school, and for requesting other ID's from the government. Despite of the fast technology, let's accept the reality that requesting documents from the government agencies needs more time and effort. To resolve this old problem, government agencies like NBI, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-ibig, DFA, and other offices placed their kiosk inside the SM Supermalls and Robinsons nationwide.
Top 16 Best Cavite Tourist Spots: 2024 Itinerary, Places to Visit
1. Paragliding in Carmona
Paragliding in Carmona is one of the top tourist attractions in Cavite. Because of the pandemic, it created its own spark to local tourists. Before, according to Philippine Tandem Paragliding, they are flying with an average of 10% local tourists per day while the rest are foreign. Today, majority are local, possible reasons? COVID-19 protocols, Filipinos are staying at home and wants something new, and the effect of "Crash Landing on You." Nevertheless, if you want something heart pounding and extreme, this activity is highly recommended.
Memories of my Olympus Tough Camera
My Olympus Tough digital camera is now five years. With this span of years I was able to capture beautiful,
stunning, and vibrant memories because of its lens. Regardless of scenes,
either mountains, historical sites, beaches, underwater, nature, and many
others, Olympus Tough is really strong in bringing a great outcome. Photos
below are just some of the dramatic images taken outdoors using my Olympus Tough TG-320.
Top Tourist Spots in Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Norte, and Camiguin: Backpacking Guide
Our original plan is to hike Mt. Dulang-dulang and Mt. Kitanglad, but because of the question:
“gusto nyo ba?” it was changed to backpacking in Northern Mindanao. It happened
for a very very short time. So from Malaybalay, Bukidnon, we rode on a bus with
Cagayan signboard and alighted at
Agora Terminal. At the terminal, we rode in a bus with Butuan signboard and
alighted at Butuan Terminal. Then, another bus ride to Mangahoy, Bislig,
Surigao del Sur. Here are some of the Mindanao’s finest, from days 1 to 5.
A Portrait of Love in Romblon
My plan for the first week of January 2017 was to travel and visit all the islands of Romblon, capture stunningly gorgeous photos and publish them. What a good coincidence, my
first photo for 2017 is not about gorgeous tourist spot or historical landmark
– it is about love. These photos were taken when I was en-route to Romblon,
inside a RoRo vessel, traveling on Romblon straight, with a not so calm
weather.
Old Churches in Bicol - a Must Visit
Naga City is famous in terms of
religious fluvial procession that usually starts and ends to a church. Speaking of which, did you know that Bicol region also has their own historical
and heritage churches? Let’s start with the San Francisco Church in Naga City.
I wasn’t able to touch or enter this old structure because we literally passed by this church. Good thing that
my shutter was quick and was able to capture this gorgeous church. I did a
research online and found out that this church was erected in 1578. Same as
with the other old church in the Philippines, it was made up of bamboo, wood
then reconstructed into a brick in 17th century. The structure that we are
seeing today was constructed in 1957, after the Second World War. Historically speaking, the
church’s parish served as the interrogration and persecution site during the
Spanish colonization in the Philippines.
Waiting for the Supermoon
Two days ago when I noticed that the moon has extraordinary brilliance and just today, I accidentally saw Supermoon article online. So I searched and here's what I found on Wikipedia. A Supermoon is the
coincidence of a full moon or a new moon with the closest approach the Moon makes
to the Earth on its elliptical orbit, resulting in the largest apparent size of
the lunar disk as seen from Earth. According to NASA: "When a full moon makes its
closest pass to Earth in its orbit it appears up to 14 percent bigger and 30
percent brighter, making it a supermoon." The next Beaver Supermoon that's this close and full will be on Nov. 25, 2034.
Thanks for the Greetings and Support
November
7, 2015, same day as today, I celebrated my birthday on the summit of Mt. Apo, the
highest mountain in the Philippines. It was the most unforgettable adventure
in my twenty something years of
existence. I am still aiming for more! More travel for the next few
years. Sa lahat ng mga bumati ngayong araw ng aking kapanganak, sa aking
pamilya, sa aking mga kaibigan, sa mga taong walang humpay ang pagsuporta –
MARAMING SALAMAT PO! Pipilitin kong magampanan ang mga tungkuling nakaatang sa
aking mga balikat para sa ikauunlad ng ating sambayanan.
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