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| Yi Peng Festival Lanterns . More photos from my photo essay in latest issue of Mag: |
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| Is that cool monsoon air I'm feeling right now? Monsoon season, two months I yearned for you in the scorching heat! Are you finally here? |
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| Antihistamine and sleeping pills didn't cut it? They're my solution to long-ass trips. Haha. |
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| Riding along dangerous roads on chicken buses in the Philippine Cordilleras |
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| No need to transit in the US or in Australia! Joy! |
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| Brazil first country in SA to receive direct flights from PH. Yesss! No need for US transit! --> via |
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| Hey, thanks. Yi Peng this year is around 17 Nov. No exact date that I know of yet. And yeah, will definitely remain in touch! Cheers! |
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| You're too kind, Stephen! You should head to Thailand. So glad you made Central Asia guide. Planning trip for next year. |
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| *NEW* Dangerous roads and chicken buses in the Philippine Cordilleras |
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| Photo: Crumbling walls of the ancient citadel of Hue |
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| coool! RT : Hopefully by the end of this year I'll be able to release my first book on hiking entitled 'Dayhikes from Manila'! |
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| The vomiting daunted me. MT : How to climb a Balinese volcano with handy notes covering toenails and vomit |
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| Coool! Truth be told they needed a space filler. Notice how it's on the final pages? Haha. |
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| Riding chicken buses on high mountain roads in the Philippine Cordilleras |
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| Grand rice terraces near Sadanga, Philippines Cordilleras |
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| Cousin called. Stilts is fully booked. We'll just look at those in Laiya then. |
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| Ooooh. So walk-in doable? Okay then. Big family travel: a kind of travel I am clearly not familiar with. Haha. |
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| Yeah. They *loved* Halong Bay. Twice been there. Photogenic yes. Up there with Palawan? Definitely not. Haha. |
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| Argh! Spontaneous family trips! Request ng lola/family matriarch ang beach trip eh. Siya ang batas. Haha. |
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