ROXAS CITY, Roxas, Capiz | Quiet, Unhurried, and Sheepishly Beautiful

Baybay Beach
La Playa de Roxas People's Park

Roxas City, Roxas, Capiz

ROXAS CITY | Roxas, Capiz

Roxas City, the first district of Capiz and known as the seafood capital of the Philippines, is located in the Western Visayas Region VI. By air, it is just approximately an hour away from Manila and about 19-20 hours by sea. If you are coming from Iloilo, a convenient bus/ van transport of an hour and a half to two hours is expected. The primary livelihood in the province is either farming or fishing. The wide agricultural land and vast fishing areas are noticeable as you explore the area. Expect seafood in full swing once you visit Baybay Beach; a number of restaurants along the beach serve daily catch products with the ocean as your backdrop as the faint sound of waves play in the background.

TAAL, BATANGAS | Afar Off and My Little Musings

Basilica de San Martin de Tours

Taal, Batangas

I fear darkness.

But, I like it sometimes.

It gives me a different kind of scare.

Or maybe, it's the different kind of brave I get

that's what gets me excited.

And just like that; A light, no matter how least,

amidst the dusk is still the brightest.

SAN JUAN CITY, BATANGAS | A Ticket to a Familiar Route

San Juan Nepomuceno Church

San Juan, having one of the longest shorelines in the country, has been always welcoming visitors who look for an adoring weekend escape without really snatching their budget.

Lipa City, Batangas | Untold Surprises of a Weekender

public green area

Parish of San Isidro Labrador in Cuenca, Batangas

"But I'll tell you what hermits realize.
 If you go off into a far, far forest and get very quiet,

you'll come to understand that you're connected with everything." - Alan Watts

TAGAYTAY CITY | A QUICK SWEET ESCAPE

Tagaytay, one of the cities of Cavite, is just approximately 55 kilometres away from Manila. it is a favored destination over Baguio due to its ease of access for Manileños.

QUIAPO | MANILA

Kiapo, an abundant budding plant wandering by stream, granted its name to a district in Manila named “Quiapo”. Aside from being situated in one of the most gripping cities it also has quite a number of extreme stories to tell.