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Because of its proximity to Metro Manila, Zambales is undoubtedly one of the choice weekend and summer destinations for metropolitan dwellers, especially beach lovers and sun chasers. Located in the Central Luzon region, its western border is the West Philippine Sea, blessing most of its towns, including its capital Iba,
Manila is hot and humid year-round, and when it gets a bit too much, especially during the dry season, city dwellers head to destinations with cooler climates. Dubbed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio tops the list when it comes to Philippine destinations with year-round sweater weather. On
The Light Rail Transit Line 2, also known as LRT-2, is one out of three elevated railway systems in Metro Manila, and we’re going through all 13 stops in this article, quite literally, in fact, because we actually did go to each stop! If you’re looking for a one-stop guide
The Light Rail Transit Line 1 or LRT-1 is one of two lines under the Manila Light Rail Transit System and is one of the three elevated railways in Metro Manila. It’s also the only one that is fully elevated, since LRT-2 and MRT-3 do have some underground stations and
Before the EDSA Carousel existed, MRT-3 was the only quicker way to escape EDSA traffic. This train system carries hundreds of thousands of commuters every day from Quezon City to Pasay and vice versa. But what is it like to ride the MRT? And what do you need to know
Baguio City, known as the “Summer Capital of the Philippines”, is a popular tourist destination all year round, especially during the summer and holiday seasons. Traveling to and from Baguio, whether by private or public transportation, has become easier and more convenient, thanks to the expressways connecting it to the
Clark International Airport (CRK) lies between the border of Angeles and Mabalacat in Pampanga, Philippines. The airport is situated within the Clark Freeport Zone, which formerly hosted the US Air Force base. It mainly serves Central and Northern Luzon, but it also extends its service to the Greater Manila Area.
Stationed within the Clark Freeport Zone, between the borders of Angeles and Mabalacat in Pampanga, Clark International Airport (CRK) principally serves Central and Northern Luzon. It also functions as one of the gateways to the Greater Manila Area, helping decongest the air traffic in Manila and ease the passenger volume
If we’re going by passenger traffic, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is by far the busiest airport in the Philippines. Combine this with Metro Manila’s chronic traffic congestion, getting in and out of the airport area becomes a journey all on its own. Since NAIA is not yet directly
Cubao is a bustling district in Quezon City. From iconic landmarks like the Araneta Coliseum, to Farmer’s Market, to Gateway, to Cubao Expo, there are many reasons why we find ourselves in Cubao. This area is loud and lively, making it both a chaotic and charming spot to hang out