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Showing posts with label Romblon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romblon. Show all posts

Nov 15, 2014

MIMAROPA's top secret information

By Phoebea Co and Allyssa Dizon

SHHHH! (source)

Everybody has secrets. And so does every place. And we know a few inside information about a certain region...

Can you keep a secret? Well, here goes...

Nov 9, 2014

"Pasalubong, please?": Things to Buy in MIMAROPA

By Phoebea Co and Allyssa Dizon

Fat Asian Kid Meme

Pasalubong (a shortened term for "pang salubong", which in English means "to greet with") is a Filipino tradition of a homecoming gift. It is something implied whenever one travels to another place. Common statements would include the meme above which in Filipino is "Wag mo kalimutan ung pasalubong, okay? Salamat!" It has no direct translation in the English language as well. Pasalubongs are usually the souvenirs for the family and friends from the place that the person has been. It can range from t-shirts, keychains, and food. Pasalubongs are a sign that you kept the person/s in mind while travelling. Pasalubongs are also locally made by the well, locals and is a way of helping the local community as well!
So, what can you buy from the region of MIMAROPA then? Let's go shopping for pasalubong!

Nov 2, 2014

Breathtaking Views in MIMAROPA

By Phoebea Co and Ally Dizon

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Fall in love with the Philippines one province at a time from the MIMAROPA region with these breathtaking tourist attractions! :)

Do you want to prove if love at first sight is true? Read on!

Oct 26, 2014

10 Famous Foods to Die For in MIMAROPA

By Phoebea Co and Ally Dizon

The Philippines is famous for its "Lutong Bahay" (home-made) cuisine (Image Source)

The Filipino culture is very well-acquainted with different types of cuisines, indeed. Every province has its distinct and particular tastes, and still have their similarities in style, finesse, and delivery. You'll be surprised what this country has in store with your stomachs! Because we all know one thing: it's that Filipinos take utter delight in eating!

Now if you're up for a diverse and eccentric food adventure, Region 4-B has a wide galore of dishes and treats for you! Read along and -try- not to get too hungry for these upcoming scrumptious dishes.

Are your tissues (you know, to wipe off the drool off your face) ready for this? Then let's go! Nom-nom-nom!

Oct 19, 2014

10 Au Naturale Attractions in MIMAROPA

By Phoebea Co and Allyssa Dizon

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Ahhhh~!! Nothing beats nature in all its glory. Unspoiled, undiscovered, nature. It's like being transported into a whole new world, right? Well you've come to the right place!

Welcome to the Philippines, where we are not only known for our hospitality but also our natural attractions. Mt.Mayon is the perfect cone shaped active volcano in Albay and Boracay, located in the small island in the province of Aklan, is one of the most famous beach in the country for years on end. 

But why don't we travel to its neighboring regional provinces? Tara na sa Region 4-B! (Let's go to Region 4-B!) Click this ~link~ to know more!

Oct 11, 2014

R O M B L O N: More than Marble

Marble Statues
Marble Statues in Romblon (source)
Most famous for their marble sculptures, Romblon is steadily becoming one of the favorite provinces that tourists, be it local or international, choose to go. They owe their marble-making industry to 1950's Italians and up until now it has made their province unique. But that's not all there is to it.
Bonbon Beach, Romblon
Bonbon Beach, Romblon (source)


The beaches in Romblon are everything Boracay was before: with powdery white sand, pristine surroundings, and the feeling of having the entire place to yourself, you will feel like you have traveled to the past. With nearly zero crime rates, legendary hospitable people, and undiscovered and unspoiled natural attractions, Romblon is the place to be away from the stress of the city.