Sumaguing Cave’s cardinal rule: Register at the tourism office and get a guide. I don’t care how experienced a spelunker you think you are. This cave is dangerous on your own so don’t even think about it. Aside from keeping you safe, guides add value by telling you stories and sharing little tidbits of information.
Hanging coffins is an ancient funeral custom of some Asian ethnic groups. Animist tribal folk believed that putting their dead in steep crevices made their loved ones nearer to the gods.
This native Ifugao hut, devoid of electricity and set deep within the terraced mountains…
An alluring mix of beauty, physicality, remoteness, and manageable danger, this trek to Tappiya isn’t just about the waterfalls. It’s about the entire experience.
Inspired by moments, it’s apparent from his organic, almost narrative approach…
An intimate six- or seven-cottage bed and breakfast, Moon Garden can best be described as equal parts rustic, romantic, and eclectic.
Though the tour may be called the Binondo…
About an hour’s drive from Davao City…
Known for its heavy use of coconut milk and chilis, here are just a few local delicacies you can fill your stomach with, in between those perfect Mt. Mayon selfies.
