The Blogger



After spending 7 years of her life in the country's busiest place, its capital Metro Manila, she decided to live back in the province. From which she has embodied the mantra of living the simplest non pretentious lifestyle while saving up for her trips.

Her travels revolve around off the beaten track among tourists, tracks which are more popularly known among locals, she likes to immerse herself with different cultures and influences of the history to the present of towns, and to its people, the roads less travelled, the unusual or uncommon itineraries, savoring streetfoods, and definitely not a bandwagon-er.

Currently, she is completing her TRAVEL GOALS in the Philippines and Southeast Asian Countries.

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  1. AnonymousMarch 19, 2016 at 8:24 PM

    nice read.. grabe n mga bundok ngayon kamahal n ng bayad... dati registration lng binabayaran, way back 90's haha... well.. keep on writing you just got a fan..

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  2. Krizzy WandersApril 29, 2016 at 9:32 AM

    Nako lalo na po ngayon na dumami na talaga ang naghahike. Anyway, thank you po for the visit! :) Sayang po wala man lang link or name sa comment nyo.

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