Tag: Bulacan
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Riverside Chilling and Social Distancing in San Rafael
The uncertainties of the pandemic and the political circus have started to take a mental toll, and I’ve been needing a bit time off to recuperate. While the government has been trying to promote local tourism, I don’t think it’s still a good idea to be risking ourselves that much. But a short trip is…
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The Leg-Numbing Malolos-Paombong-Hagonoy Bike Trip
After my biking trip to Bulakan a few weeks ago, I started to have the urge to go farther to Paombong and Hagonoy, two Bulacan towns that I haven’t been to yet — ever. I’ve been to most towns and cities in Bulacan due to their accessibilities from major roads from Metro Manila. But Paombong…
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To Bulakan On Two Wheels
The prolonged quarantine has me itching to go out, which in turn has reawakened my love for biking. I’ve been riding around Valenzuela — sometimes I tag my brother along — and neighboring cities since getting a new bike a few months ago, and this has helped keep my sanity intact while scratching the itch…
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An Impromptu Shoot at Mt. Balagbag
I didn’t have any plans for this weekend; I wanted to rest a bit and save some money for my birthday next week. But a few days earlier, Maebel, a friend who has modeled many times for my photoshoots dating back to college, asked if I could help her with a video project for a…
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San Rafael, Bulacan: Malangaan Cave
Guess what. It’s the last week of 2016! I started this month with an immense urge to just go away from the city even for just a day, and picked the day after Christmas – a non-working holiday – to go someplace I’ve been planning to go to since August. I should’ve done this trip…
The Tourist Gaze 