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Thursday, February 10, 2011
De-stress Discover Dive ANILAO @ King Solomon Dive Resort
My first trip of the year turned out to be a dive trip! And it was sort of my anniversary dive as it happened just a year after I got my PADI license to dive! It was quite an unplanned and unexpected trip, but nevertheless uber fun!
Travel for Free, Travel Anywhere Philippines!
Who says you need money to travel? With Anywhere Philippines Blog & Tag Blogger's Promo, 4 lucky bloggers will get the chance to travel for free!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Wow Boracay!
Boracay. The word is synonymous to pristine white sand and a beach we can only describe in one word as paradise. As a self-proclaimed beach bum who has traveled all over the Philippines for years in search for the best beach, I have early on admitted defeat and declared that indeed, Boracay has the best, finest, whitest, powdery sand in the whole of the Philippine archiphelago. No debates.
Palawan For Free
Palawan is indeed Paradise.
If you've read the novel by Alex Garland titled "The Beach" ( an oldie but a goodie ), or more popularly known as that Leo Dicaprio movie called "The Beach", it basically tells you the story of a British backpacker ( Leo was american in the movie though, just one of many things they changed in the movie adaptation) and a French couple in search of the perfect beach paradise-- and they found it in a secluded island in Thailand. Many say that this fictitious Thai island described in the book is actually based from a real life paradise-- Palawan. Garland apparently has backpacked all over the Philippines -- as evidenced by some mention of Philippines destination such as Boracay and Banaue rice terraces in the book. True story.
If you've read the novel by Alex Garland titled "The Beach" ( an oldie but a goodie ), or more popularly known as that Leo Dicaprio movie called "The Beach", it basically tells you the story of a British backpacker ( Leo was american in the movie though, just one of many things they changed in the movie adaptation) and a French couple in search of the perfect beach paradise-- and they found it in a secluded island in Thailand. Many say that this fictitious Thai island described in the book is actually based from a real life paradise-- Palawan. Garland apparently has backpacked all over the Philippines -- as evidenced by some mention of Philippines destination such as Boracay and Banaue rice terraces in the book. True story.
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