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Tripkada Cleans Up Mt. Romelo x Buruwisan Falls
Mountain climbing is not my favourite activity, however, this event is bigger than my fear.
The City of San Pablo Celebrates The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
October seventh is the feast day of the Our Lady of the Rosary, a special day for rosary devotees, like the Escuderos.
Sulyap, a taste of the past
To top off the whole Sulyap experience is the food paired with music, still with Fil-Hispanic influence, dine at their in-house restaurant. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCZ128dHcIa/ Try pandesal with kesong puti then hot tableá or brewed coffee for breakfast while listening to folk songs by the azoteá. Rustic, nostalgic and ethereal all rolled into one. https://www.instagram.com/p/CBsOnVQnio2/ And ofContinueContinue reading “Sulyap, a taste of the past”
Dine at Casa San Pablo
What a great way to get a taste of one’s culture and heritage than to eat their food. Immerse oneself in a cozy country inn surrounded by trees and seven lakes. Experience the tradition, be a coconut baron for a day in Casa San Pablo a Bed and Breakfast in San Pablo City, Laguna. ItContinueContinue reading “Dine at Casa San Pablo”
Come home to Casa San Pablo
Casa San Pablo B&B is run by husband and wife Mr. Boots and Mrs. An Alcantara. Their fascination with bed and breakfast from their previous travels made them turn their family compound into their own B&B. And they want to share the same experience to the people who visit their hometown. A place for theContinueContinue reading “Come home to Casa San Pablo”
A Sulyap in Fil-Hispanic Era
Sulyap is a Tagalog word which translates as glance in English. And you will surely get a glance of the past when you step foot inside the Sulyap Gallery Café, Boutique Hotels and Restaurant. Get a dose of the old countryside lifestyle of the Tagalogs complete with old furnishings, music and food at Sulyap. https://www.instagram.com/p/BnsyOp5Bqp_/ContinueContinue reading “A Sulyap in Fil-Hispanic Era”
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