Finally, what we’ve all been waiting for – a new episode of On-foot (kinda). Here’s the schedule for the airing of the Ilocos Norte episode. In this installment, I explore Fort Ilocandia, the Malacañang Palace of the North, former president Marcos’ museum, the beach, and some parts of Laoag. This is the northernmost part of [...]
Continue reading...10 April 2010
We went to Tarlac for a government business deal. While we were waiting for the government official who never showed up because of his busy schedule, we entertained ourselves by watching a preview to the ballroom dancing competition of the 2010 Palarong Pambansa held in Tarlac. I’ve never seen little kids dance so well. These [...]
Continue reading...27 February 2010
This summer I’m sure you will be making your yearly trip to the never dying white sand of Boracay (or as some annoyingly refer to as Bora). Despite the growing commercialism and erosion, Boracay is still the best beach in the world and is the place to be seen. So let me just give one [...]
Continue reading...21 February 2010
In this final installment of On-Foot Korea, I visit one of my favorite places in Seoul – Insadong. How do I describe this place? It’s kinda Bohemian with lots of restaurants, coffee and tea shops, art stores, trinket stores, street food, etc. I was able to check out Ssamziegil, a small building of shops with [...]
Continue reading...8 February 2010
And now it’s time for a little culture as On-Foot visits a traditional Korean Village…
Continue reading...29 January 2010
I’m thinking of installing one of these in my toilet in my new house. Then I’d really never leave the bathroom. But what about almo? Go away, almo moreno!
Continue reading...27 January 2010
In this episode, I tried out a Korean fastfood owned by the mega giant corporation Lotte. I also sampled some street food. I visited the night market and the lively streets of the Myeong Dong district. Seoul turned out to be a lot of fun.
Continue reading...23 January 2010
One night we were so hungry so we decided to explore the nearest district with some nightlife and it happened to be Sincheon. We had the biggest king crab and met some nice Korean people. We also tried this drink that’s kinda like beer. I didn’t really like it much, maybe because the waitress had [...]
Continue reading...9 January 2010
The third installment of On-Foot in Seoul. In this episode, I go to the 2 famous palaces in Seoul. They are conveniently located an MTR stop away from each other. Seeing some old palaces was a nice break from the modern buildings and shopping. The architecture is similar to the temples and palaces I visited [...]
Continue reading...19 December 2009
Every city has a famous tower that serves as its symbol. Seattle has the Space Needle, Paris has the Eiffel Tower, Manila has the Smokey Mountain which has been moved somewhere else ( I don’t know where). It’s a touristy thing to do but you still have to do it just so that you can [...]
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14 May 2010
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