We’ve all heard it a million times–applying for a US Tourist Visa is one of the most horrific experiences a Filipino can go through in this lifetime. And it truly is. Well, it depends.
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KOREA 2017: My Very First K-Pop Concert Experience At Inha Autumn Festival 2017
Events, Fashion, Music, People, TravelBack in Incheon after a long bus ride from Busan, we caught ourselves in the middle of a busy sidewalk, with thousands of university studs racing their way into the open grounds of Inha University.
KOREA 2017: Third Time’s A Charm
Events, Fashion, Music, People, TravelThird time’s a charm? I only say so because I failed to achieve my goal of taking higher quality photos on my first 2 visits to Korea. Now I guess I finally got it right on the 3rd time!
KOREA 2016: National Museum of Korea & War Memorial of Korea
TravelWhen I travel, museums are always on my list of to-visit places. Oh how I just love museums. I get all ecstatic inside, like a kid in a candy shop! 😀
KOREA 2016: Seoraksan National Park
TravelLeft very early in the morning and we drove 5 hours to get to this beaut at the opposite side of South Korea (opposite to Incheon), the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Seoraksan National Park.
KOREA 2016: Jeju Island
TravelYou might have seen some of the stunning, romantic scenery on this island in your favorite Korean dramas, and I never thought I’d actually get to go there in my lifetime.
KOREA 2015: Seoul Grand Park
TravelScorching hot day at this massive park of zoos, gardens, a museum, and an amusement park. But it was beautiful!
KOREA 2015: Jangchung Gymnasium & Kyung Hee University
People, TravelRight after wandering around Gwanghwamun Plaza and Gyeongbokgung Palace, we then made our way to lunch at Namdaemun Market. Unfortunately, I don’t have any shots of that because our Korean companions warned us of snatchers. Oh well, better safe than sorry. We instead, just made the most out of our very limited time for shopping.
KOREA 2015: Gyeongbokgung Palace & Gwanghwamun Plaza
TravelBuilt in 1395, it probably is the most iconic landmark in Seoul, South Korea. The Gyeongbokgung or Gyeongbok Palace, was home to the Kings of the Joseon Dynasty. It also served as the seat of government for centuries.
SINGAPORE 2014
TravelWe finally made it back to where we started our journey 2 weeks prior–Singapore.
MALAYSIA 2014: Kuala Lumpur
TravelTraveled a little over 4hrs from Butterworth, and arrived in Kuala Lumpur at past 3am, for a day stopover only.
Malaysia 2014: George Town, Penang
TravelIt was a very tedious ride from Bangkok to Butterworth, Penang. We were on that train for literally, 23 hours! But what was worse was that we went 40 hours without a shower! Gross, I know. Let me narrate it to you.
THAILAND 2014: Bangkok
TravelAfter breakfast, a van picked us up from the hotel and fetched others on the way. We later on transferred to a bus at that station near Pub Street.
CAMBODIA 2014: Siem Reap
TravelLike I said in my previous blog, our trip to Siem Reap was such an ordeal, that’s because we were ripped-off.
CAMBODIA 2014: Phnom Penh
TravelBefore leaving Saigon, we already booked our land transfers to Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and then to Bangkok, as we would only be spending at least a day in each of the Cambodian cities. The bus fetched us at the hotel around 8am. We also picked-up some tourists that would be taking the trip with us.
VIETNAM 2014: Saigon
TravelOur early morning JetStar flight to Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) was very exciting. As the airport slowly came alive, the queues started to build up, we wondered why our flight schedule still wasn’t flashed on the screens. We asked some airport people but they only told us to wait…over and over again. Next thing we knew, our flight was already boarding! We almost missed our flight! But thank God for some people who helped us and let us cut through the line. And boy was the run from check-in to the gate, long! Haha
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