NAGSASA COVE, SAN ATONIO, ZAMBALES | The 4 Elements of Life - Earth, Fire, Water and Air

NAGSASA COVE | San Antonio, Zambales

Nagsasa Cove, tucked in the heart of Pundaquit, Zambales, dubbed as one of the best camp spots in the north. It is approximately 5 hours away from Manila; combined land and sea transfers. The neigboring islands  - Anawangin, Camara, and Capones are in close proximity, if ever one decides to go on hopping. For people who are looking for a  cool spot, whether to camp for a few days or take a week of restoration - this should be on your list. Locals and exotic tourists find this place as haven of unending tranquility.  More so, an amazingly budget-friendly destination either for a solo happy camper or mad squads.

OCAM OCAM BEACH, NEW BUSUANGA, PALAWAN | Basic. Wonderfully Basic

OCAM OCAM BEACH | Sitio Ocam Ocam, New Busuanga, Busuanga, Palawan

Sitio Ocam Ocam,a meek stunning beauty, is remotely  located in Barangay New Busuanga in the municipality of Busuanga. It is being preserved by a small neighborhood, who are still in awe each time they would get a surprise visit from strangers. A few philanthropic tourists, in partnership with the local command, have bought a few hectares of the land; they aim to augment education and the healthcare system in the area. Their iconic beach is a fine choice to those who would like to take a flight from the busy streets of Coron. 

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MT. BATONG-LUSONG | Tanay, Rizal

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MT. BATONG-LUSONG | Brgy. San Andres, Tanay, Rizal

Rizal, easterly sits from Manila, completes the Southern Tagalog Region – CALABARON.  Its provincial capital is Antipolo, serves as its opening wedge for an urbanized trade and industry. Its dominant language is Tagalog, while Roman Catholic dominates the religious sector. Its topography is very mountainous with manageable slopes, which is appropriate for beginner hikers; water inlet and beautiful waterfalls can be points of interest too.

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My wish to be elusive, when I leave and go travel, is quite often underrated. Families, certain jobs and a few personal attachments demand me to stay connected from the outside world to my inside out. This would have to mean a mandatory occasional peek on my mobile phone and maybe a little (okay, just a little) update on my whereabouts. Collecting photos too, for the most part of the journey, had significantly impacted the way I retain and muse over experiences.