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Baguio has always been a popular destination for Filipino families, especially during the summer and Christmas seasons, thanks to its cool a...

Whether you’re landing in Tacloban for a quick visit or exploring the islands of Leyte and Samar, having your own ride makes travel a lot ...

December in the Philippines doesn’t feel like a single month—it feels like a shared emotion . It’s the sound of early morning bells during...

November has a very different rhythm. It’s not loud or flashy. Instead, it carries a sense of reflection, remembrance, and preparation . C...

October feels like a bridge. It connects the intensity of the rainy season to the quiet anticipation of year’s end. Festivals this month a...

September feels like a pause between seasons. After the intensity of August’s harvest celebrations, September festivals are quieter, more ...

August feels deeply Filipino to me. It’s a month shaped by harvest, resilience, and collective pride . Despite the rains, communities come...

July is a month many travelers overlook—and that’s exactly why I like it. It’s the heart of the rainy season, yes, but it’s also when fest...

June always feels like a grounding month. After the gratitude-filled celebrations of May, June festivals turn our attention to identity, o...

May is one of the most emotionally rich months to travel in the Philippines. It’s hot, yes—but it’s also heartfelt. May festivals are roo...