The Philippines

I have never been outside the Philippines.  In fact, my passport remains untouched.  A virgin, so to speak. 

However, I have been to certain places in the Philippines that is something to be proud of and I would still love to visit other places that I know are also beautiful.  Some of you might think that it’s pretty useless for me to post photos of the Philippines here.  But I’m doing this in the hopes that people from other countries might stumble upon this and be enticed to visit the Philippines.

I hope all of you will enjoy this as much as I did.

Subic

Subic

Tagaytay

Talisay

Taal

The rock formation looked amazing.  I hope you can see what I saw when I took the photo.  We walked for an hour or so to reach the caldera but it was worth it.

Taal

Taal

Taal

Baguio

Baguio

Baguio

Bohol

Bohol

Bohol

Bohol

Bohol

Bohol

Well, these are what I have so far.  There are a few really good places I’ve been to before but as I didn’t have a digital camera at the time I can’t share the pictures and the experience with you.  Hopefully, I’d get to visit those places again and take pictures.

Festive Tree

I was browsing through the photos I took over the holidays and I realized I have another photo of a tree I haven’t shared yet.  This one was taken in Greenbelt.  For those of you who frequent Greenbelt 3, it’s the tree fronting Starbucks, the one with benches under it.

This area has always been a magnet for lovers and it was enhanced by they way they decorated it for the holidays.

lovely tree

The Road to…

I’m not exactly sure where this road is going to take you but it sure looked great when I took the picture.  It’s in Mall of Asia and I was up on one of the mall’s bridges.

Makati at its Finest

Makati has always been a site for sore eyes but Holiday season brings the best out of this city.  It is at this time of the year that I wish we have a better camera than our point-and-shoots.

Ayala Triangle Park

Ayala Triangle Park

Fog in Action

creep all you like

This shot was taken by me when we went to Tagaytay back in 2008.  I was just standing there and minding my own business when I turned around and saw this sneaky fog.