I feel that in life, we need to enjoy what we do, have passion and cultivate a sense of curiosity about the world. So, from this post onwards, I’ll be sharing my travel adventure and gastronomic experiences.
Now, are you ready to see the world through my eyes? Happy browsing everyone!!!
Wonderful ARTWORKS! Cebu Happy World Museum features state-of-the-art three-dimensional paintings and optical illusion exhibits made by Korean artists.
….Castle-like building. A very very cool facade!
Did You Know? There are over 70 paintings and exhibits divided into 6 sections (World Famous Art, Religious Beliefs, Ocean, Jurassic Animal, Philippine Pride, and Ending Sections). Hold your breath! I’ll be sharing some of my favourite photos at the 3D museum.
…I was cut by half, oh crap!!! But, I was able to add a personal touch to Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous painting – Mona Lisa.
…Which is which? To become a butterfly or an angel? Hmmm, let me think!
…Dreams do come true! finally I rode a unicorn. But look! I caught a big shark too.
…My boyfriend and his sister in a giant turtle plus the waves. And oh! We found new friends to accompany us, the penguins.
…Awesome! we teleported to ancient Egypt, look the Nile River! And now, we’re back in Jurassic era! Do you want to take us back to the present world?
A place where all ages can enjoy and witness a new concept of exhibition!
Cebu Happyworld Musem
Location: Lot 2-A-3, Barangay Gabi, Cordova, Cebu, 6000
Pricelist: Adult: P400 (19 years old and above) Child: P300 (14-18 years old)
New cafes are emerging everywhere and its tempting to try every new place but I always find myself wanting to go back at Tazza Cafe and Patisserie. Do you want to know why?
The Cozy Ambience. Girls called it “ME-TIME”. In my case, I always love to spend it at the coffeeshop that has a cozy and homy environment plus not crowded.
The Quote on the Wall. “You can’t buy happiness but you can buy coffee and that’s pretty close.” Coffee-holics, do you agree? I guess, you do.
Have you noticed the inverted-coffeecup hanging lamp? IT’S SO COOL!
THE SPECIAL OFFER. FOOD+BEVERAGE= 1 PESO DESSERT
With my korean-look a like friend, Ysa. Anyone would like to go to Tazza Cafe with me next time?
TAZZA CAFE AND PATISSERIE
Operating Hours: Tuesdays -Sundays 2:30pm -10:30PM
Location: Ground Floor Tsai Hotel, Wilson St. Camp Lapu-lapu, Cebu City
Gardens by the Bay is a huge, colourful, futuristic park in the bay area of Singapore. I have been to Gardens by the Bay in both day and night time and I would recommend to visit the place at night. The place is more mesmerizing at night when the “Supertrees” light up in a rhapsody of colours to the sound of music that fills the entire park. It felt like the music and lights transported me to a mythical enchanted forest! Awesome!
Towering over the bay is the iconic hotel. I’m just so happy to see this famous landmark, the recognizable symbol of Singapore because of its unusual ship-like shape, the “Marina Bay Sands”. DID YOU KNOW? This five star hotel features the world’s largest rooftop infinity pool, stunning views of the city skyline and luxury accommodation.
Be enthralled by the sights of Singapore at night!
What comes to your mind when I say Malaysia? I bet, the iconic skyscrapers towering 88 storey “Petronas Twin Tower” or the most recognizable and popular landmark with panoramic views “Menara KL Tower” or the Hindu temple set in limestone “Batu Caves”.
I travelled in Malaysia for more than a week, I was crossing my fingers that this would suffice for me to uncover why the tourism slogan is Malaysia, Truly Asia. But Alright, let me give you some hints or reasons! What makes Malysia, Truly Asia: Fusion of Culture, Food and Tourism. The three main races in Malaysia are Malay, Chinese, and Indian. You may wonder why there are three main races in Malaysia. I think, this is the exclusive characteristic of Malaysia that cannot be found in other countries. Malaysia is also noted as a ‘Food Paradise’ where you can taste a diversity of delectable food at reasonable prices. Also, Malaysia is ranked 11th in the world and 2nd in Southeast Asia for tourist arrivals.
Traveling to Malaysia is worth your time, and if you are already backpacking through Southeast Asia then you need to add it to your list. Hopefully, it may be of help to you for an upcoming trip or possibly inspire you to make your way there for a holiday break. Safe Travels! Oooh, I just crossed out one item from my bucket list!
The road of life doesn’t have to be a straight one. In fact, sometimes it’s better when it’s not. What’s important is that you know where you’re going… ‘coz it doesn’t matter how long it takes to get there.
Coddiwomple (v)
Origin: English Slang
To travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination.
When you decide to do something on your travel that you wouldn’t normally do. You’re travelling, who cares right?!
Strikhedonia (n)
Origin: Greek
The joy of being able to say “to hell with it”.
That feeling you get when you’ve been home for too long (6 months unemployed, LOL!) and you ache to be out into the world again. Sometimes you have no idea where you want to be, but you know that it’s away!
Fernweh (n)
Origin: German
Farsickness. An urge to travel even stronger than wanderlust.
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Are you looking for a place where you can enjoy a freezing adventure? For kids and those kids at heart, SM Seaside Ice Skating Rink is a perfect spot! Glide on ice, for fun or for sport.
“Changing from Doll Shoes to Ski Shoes”
The first minutes of ice skating is very difficult. We have to grab the railings just to keep us standing. Good thing, two cute girls approached us and gave us the basic tips. Woooh! We were able to go to the middle of the ice rink.
After an hour of trying, finally I learned how to keep standing and moving around the ice skating rink.
Here are the tips from my newly found cute friends: Keep your feet in a V formation, Keep low and bend your knees if you want to stop from moving, Wear the right shoe size and Don’t be afraid to fall.
CABLE CAR EXPERIENCE – no Singapore trip is complete without it!! To experience the bird’s eye views of the iconic Mount Faber Park, Universal Studios, Resorts World Sentosa and more is just so PRICELESS.
My friend Marianne and I went up to Mount Faber and took the cable car to Sentosa Island. We really had a great time going over and back.
Mismukuno Teppanyaki is indeed an interesting place to dine in, so if you want to experience totemo oishii Japanese food and if you’re an anime lover like me, you must try this restaurant!
California Maki and Volcano Maki
I recommend anyone to stop by and enjoy their service. Make sure to stay long enough to watch their Voltes 5 dance performance!! It’s so kawaii!!
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