A Banquet by the Sea in Puerto Princesa, Palawan

Marky Ramone Go February 20, 2015

I am probably the last of the romantics to be in-the-know about setting up a romantic dinner or lunch at fancy restaurants, but take me to the great outdoors and I can say I know quite a few styles. But during this time, even though I've envisioned a meal by the sea with my girlfriend, the friendly staff Palo Alto Bed & Breakfast did the task of preparing what was a unanimously agreed 'hands down' the best meal we both shared together. Why wouldn't it be the case? a plateful of crab, grilled fish, pinakbet, pork liempo in a private beach spanning a long stretch of white sands all for ourselves.

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Nomadic Experiences is Going to Kerala

Marky Ramone Go February 17, 2015

Almost a year since I first step foot in the country of India, fate would have me returning sooner than I've anticipated. You won't be hearing any complains coming my way as I truly embrace this wonderful opportunity. Last December I signed up for the Kerala Tourism Blog Express 2.0 - from which hundreds of travel bloggers from all over the world vied for the 25 - 30 slots through social media voting. Here is where my sackful of gratitude comes in, because of the generous votes of friends, online buddies and a few blog readers, I made it to top 10 and secured an automatic slot at this year's Kerala Blog Express.

Photo Credit: Kerala Volunteer

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Historical Fort Hopping in India

Unknown February 10, 2015

Sprawled all over India are remnants of its mercurial past filled with stories of conquest, domination and repulsion of enemies. The massive thick walls still standing today represents the saving grace of kingdoms past - led mainly by the many Maharajas, whose mighty grip as rulers transcends and echoes still today, endlessly symbolized by these artistic ruins yet proudly erected Forts - a few of which we conquered on our 25-day jaunt around India.

Amber Fort in Jaipur, Rajasthan

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Travel Guide: Famous Places of Worship in Singapore

Marky Ramone Go February 01, 2015

People across all regions in Singapore are likely to find a place to worship. Everywhere you go, you will see a mosque, church or a Buddhist temple. Singaporeans are proud of their multicultural state where everyone lives in harmony and never looks down upon diverse cultures and religions. As you apply for your travel documents through VisaExpress, there is no need to worry about where you will worship. Here are the popular temples you are likely to find in Singapore.