Food | Travel

Top-Rated Eats and Destinations to Visit in Davao

May 3, 2026

Flying back to Davao City felt like a whole new experience, as I discovered new spots and exciting things to do around the city. Known as the gateway to Mount Apo – the country’s highest peak – Davao is also famous for producing some of the best durian. It’s also home to conservation efforts for […]

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Food | Travel

1953 Kusina Leticia Davao: Heritage Filipino Restaurant in Davao

May 1, 2026

There are only a handful of Filipino restaurants I genuinely appreciate, particularly those that explore “deconstructed” versions of classic dishes – presenting familiar flavors in a different way. It’s not easy to execute, especially when traditional Filipino cuisine is already rich and comforting. That’s why discovering a place that does it right feels special, like […]

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Lifestyle | Travel

Nawa Wellness Launches Signature Retreats with “Panatag”

March 22, 2026

Nawa Wellness proudly unveils Nawa Wellness Retreats, a thoughtfully curated portfolio of Filipino-rooted, nature-first programs designed to restore balance across body, mind, and soul.  The inaugural offering, “Panatag: A Nawa Signature Inner Healing and Self-Empowerment Retreat” is a two-day immersive experience led by meditation coach Jonathan Batangan. Anchored in Raja Yoga meditation, breathwork, and reflective […]

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BTS Locations in Seoul: DIY Travel Guide for ARMY

January 5, 2026

When we planned our 6-day trip to Seoul, South Korea, I made sure to include several BTS locations in our itinerary. Seoul is home to countless meaningful BTS landmarks – places where the “seven boys from Korea” began their journey. ARMYs often call this a “BTS pilgrimage,” and each location truly feels like a travel […]

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Hokkaido’s Hidden Autumn: Where the Highlands Breath

September 4, 2025

As Japan’s cities celebrate autumn with fiery festivals and taiko drums, Hokkaido whispers a different story. Here, nature sets the stage, cable cars soar over early crimson peaks, and stunningly-blue ponds that make you wonder how they came to be. Hokkaido’s autumn arrives earlier than the rest of Japan. As early as September, the season […]

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