Philippines

It is not uncommon for the weather in the Philippines to be unpredictable, but it is safe to say that the weather we have been experiencing lately has been especially unstable.  Whether it is spotty rain in Bataan, cooler temps in the North, or thunderstorms in Visayas and Mindanao, travel and commutes alike are being advised to stay on guard. …

Manila, the busy and hectic capital of the Philippines, is a place where one can find a great variety of restaurants and various types of food to eat, at all prices. The food industry in the city is impressive and is accommodating to all individuals, be it a student, a working citizen, or a traveler, with both cheap fast-food restaurants …

The Philippines is a country with a rich culture, an archipelago of more than 7000 islands blessed with turquoise waters, lush mountains, and a warm and hospitable culture. Every island has its magic, be it the white sand beaches, mountain hiking, coral gardens, or the local food adventure. The varied landscapes of the country provide unlimited escapes to anyone visiting …

Whether you have a 2025 holiday and you are not planning to drain the wallet, a number of ASEAN destinations are ideal Filipino tourism destinations. Other countries such as Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia are cheap tourism spots where there are affordable lodgings, low-cost food, and attractions. Having historical adventures and escapes on the Islands or having fun in …

To be honest, it’s not easy to stay smelling good when going in India, where the weather can be humid, hot, or even unpredictable.  The Indian weather can make your best perfume wear off faster than you’d like, whether you’re taking a flight to Goa, seeing the forts in Jaipur, or going to a wedding in Delhi.  Don’t worry, though. …

The morning rush fades once the van leaves Manila. After two hours, concrete turns into palm lines, and the air smells faintly of salt. At the pier, there’s chatter, coolers clinking, and a few sleepy faces waiting for the boat. This is how most cheap island hopping tours begin — simple and noisy in the best way. Those planning short …

Walk into a Filipino market on a humid afternoon and the first thing that hits is the smell — part sugar, part smoke, and a little sea salt if you’re close to the coast. Someone yells about mango prices. A radio crackles old love songs. Plastic bags rustle as shoppers shuffle through narrow aisles lined with handwoven baskets and jars …

Morning rush in Metro Manila starts before the sun burns through the haze. Jeepneys crowd the streets, coffee cools too fast, and a pile of laundry sits ignored in the corner. For most people, that’s just how it goes. But now, there’s a fix, laundromats that show up, pick up, clean, and drop off right at the door. This trend …

Do you enjoy food explorations and lively nightlife? Some of the most thrilling night markets in the world can be found in the Philippines. Yes, you hear right. From grilled seafood to sweet Filipino treats, these busy places are a great way to experience both locals and travellers. Here are the top 12 night markets across the Philippines, and how …

Stand near EDSA at 8 a.m.—horns, street food smoke, someone shouting “pabili!” That’s Quezon City on a weekday, still leading the richest cities in the Philippines 2025. Makati follows close, the glass towers catching sunlight while office workers hurry in. Manila, once quieter, found new rhythm with trade and tourism. Cebu and Laguna, steady as ever, rule the provinces. The …