2024 — Pinoy Travelogue | A Philippine travel blog by DJ Rivera

Cultural Ensemble: Cordillera Festival of Festivals 2024

Contents The Cordillera Festival of Festivals in Baguio City Visiting Baguio has been a yearly tradition ever since I started traveling...

Contents Where Mountains Meet the Sea Moving forward on my three-day journey in Antique province, I hopped on a bus in Pandan municipal...

Dela Cruz House of Piña in Kalibo, Aklan Folded Barong Tagalogs kept in clear plastic wrappers, embroidered fabrics, handwoven bags, wallet...

Mang Inasal President Mike Castro, DOT Assistant Secretary Gissela Romualdez-Quisumbing and Mang Inasal Marketing Head Allan Tan Mang Inasa...

Contents By the Waters of Tibiao I have this penchant for traveling post-summer. When rainy days set in upon the country, the waterfall...

Mr. Moo's dairy products in Ilagan, Isabela Corn farming is a centuries-old industry in the City of Ilagan, capital of Isabela province...

Stations of the Cross at the Ilagan Sanctuary Text and photos by SJBP Embark on a spiritual journey this Holy Week at the Ilagan Sanctuary...

Caramoan Islands, Camarines Sur I was fresh out of the university when in 2012, the American hit reality TV series Survivor made the local...

Museo ni Baldomero Aguinaldo in Kawit, Cavite “ May iba pa palang Aguinaldo? ” asked Bryan, a friend of mine who was surprised upon learni...

Nunelucio Alvarado's house and art studio Our first day in Sagay City was supposedly for the tourist spots nestled within the expansiv...

Text and cover photo by R. Ingle The Philippines is a magnificent travel destination because it is home to a lot of raw natural beauties, ...

Carbin Reef in Sagay City, Negros Occidental | via Sagay Tourism Office "Community-based tourism" (or CBT) is a part of the indus...

Vito Church in Sagay City, Negros Occidental Already sharing borders with Escalante City, about fifteen kilometers away from the modernized...