Showing posts with label Luzon's Highest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luzon's Highest. Show all posts
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Kiangan Town Hall at the town proper. I am always fond of Ifugao . Aside from its awesome rice terraces and amazing mountains, the... -
The shoreline of Sugar Beach. After an almost 7 years of working in a company that allows me to get rest for a few hours a day, I left t... -
Batad Rice Terraces with golden yellow rice nearing harvest. -
READ MORE: My Ifugao Diary on Majawjaw (Mayoyao) The spider-web rice terraces. I don't know how my travelling started, but I r... -
I've been climbing mountains for the past few years. During the early years, I have climbed those with warm climates. A self-confesse... -
.jpg)
Climbing the Majestic Mt. Apo. I have known 2012 as my travel year as I went to more than 20 destinations, be it mountain, falls, beach... -
The calmness of the sea. A weekend in silence and nature is a must if you are busy the whole week in the hustle and bustle life in... -
Passing Tinglayan. A province in the Cordillera Administrative Region, Kalinga is a rugged and mountainous part of northern Luzon. J...
