One of the biggest festivals in Korea, if not the world, is being celebrated in the city of Boryeong, South Korea every summer. Boryeong Mud Festival is a celebration of fun and, of course, mud which I was fortunate to experience in my first ever Korean trip.
One of the things in the must-do list of most visitors in Hong Kong is definitely shopping. Hong Kong is widely popular for shopping whether you're looking for luxury goods or knock-off items, and some people even describe it as Asia's shopping mecca. From high end malls to street markets, Hong Kong caters to every type of shopper and has everything you need in all price ranges.
Traveling to new places is always a challenge so I make sure I'm thoroughly prepared before every trip. Getting lost is normal and is part of an adventure but you could minimize unlikely events to happen while on the road with the help of useful travel apps.
For most Filipino tourists, Hong Kong is a bustling city with high-end malls, endless skyscrapers and modern attractions. These make Hong Kong a popular destination for family trips and group of friends who would like to experience a little bit different outside the country without traveling too far away and worrying about visa requirements.
Hong Kong is probably the first out-of-the-country destination for most
Filipinos. Aside from being close in terms of distance and frequent promo fares from local airlines, Philippines
nationals may visit Hong Kong visa-free.
Japan has always been one of my dream travel destinations even before I discovered my passion for travel. My priority has always been to explore the Philippines first but it seems like the law of attraction is in the works. The universe responded to my wish to travel in Japan.
