A visit to Quebec City is a must, you can never go wrong with this city. Plus, Quebec is the birth place of Celine Dion, the scene where the first street performance of Cirque de Soleil happened, and where Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, author of The Little Prince lived for a short period of time. Is that not cool enough to experience Quebec City? Continue reading The European Charm of Quebec City
Truly, Moriones Festival is a combination of religious devotion and fine craftsmanship, an event of unique celebration. Continue reading Of Faith and Craftsmanship: Moriones Festival
It is time to give a little spotlight to Matanzas, a hidden charming town between Havana and Varadero. Matanzas has a lot of equally quaint vintage delights to offer like Havana, and oftenly skipped by many tourists to discover. Continue reading Rustic charm of Matanzas, Cuba
“Frida is unconventional and unapologetic. She proved that gender and disabilities are not a hindrance to express individuality and to create great social impact especially in a country where women are of a lesser status.” Continue reading To Frida’s Path
“Tulum is one of the top beach destinations in the world because of its pristine beach crystal clear water and white powder sand shoreline. What also makes Tulum special is the Mayan culture comprising its area. It is a win-win destination for a beach lover and history/culture enthusiasts like me. ” Continue reading Getting in and around Tulum
It gave me the chance to learn new skills everyday. The possibilities are limitless. Taking them as they come, one possibility at a time. Continue reading The Story of The Accidental Chef
“Now I understand the buzz about Lake Atitlan, it is down right mystical, enchanting and serene”. Continue reading Falling in love with Lake Atitlan
“Personally, I love those stuff. Simply because every piece is unique and carefully handcrafted to perfection” Continue reading Another way of life
“Located in the MIMAROPA region, a group of southern provinces of Luzon, in the center of the Philippines, a heart shape island-province, Marinduque.” Continue reading Marinduque, Moriones, and more
“Overall, what made my trip extra special aside from the amazing places that México has to offer is the warmth of its people.” Continue reading México City travel diary
The sculpture of the Black Christ dates back to 1595 and is made of cedar wood. It inspires one of the most important Catholic pilgrimages, topped only by the Virgin of Guadeloupe in Mexico. Continue reading Black Christ of Esquipulas: Chiquimula, Guatemala
The ruins was earlier confused and associated to Postclassic Poqomam capital city, when in fact it was the oldest city of the kingdom of Kaqchikel. Continue reading Fortress of Mixco Viejo: Chimaltenango, Guatemala
The Mixed Culture 