📍Location: SKAI Restaurant, 70th Floor, Swissôtel The Stamford, Singapore🕒 Time Visited: Around 3:00 PM (Late Lunch / Early Dinner)🔗 Reserve a table here: https://www.swissotel-singapore-stamford.com/dining/skai/ On our third day in Singapore, we were invited to have a meal, but I had no idea where. 😅 No expectations, no assumptions—just followed along with curiosity in my pocket….
Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is one of Singapore’s most photographed spots—famous for its stunning spiral staircase surrounded by lush greenery, leading up to a canopy of trees above. It’s a part of Fort Canning Park, a historic hilltop landmark that once served as the seat of ancient kings and military command posts. What makes the…
Are you also planning to visit Singapore? You probably read a lot of blogs and watch a lot of vlogs for you to know all the things you’ll need – as you visit the Lion City of Asia. Well, you’re not alone. I myself was so overwhelmed with the information I got while reading on…
When Joy invited me to a Davao trip, I didn’t hesitate. She had already planned everything—flights, accommodation, the itinerary—and coordinated with our trusted tour guide Kuya Jerry. I brought my sister May along, and together with Ivann and Ruzel, we became a group of five explorers with a mission: visit all provinces in the Davao…
On the third day of our Davao Oriental trip, we decided to veer away from the usual beach destinations and headed toward something a bit more serene and offbeat—Lake Carolina, located in Barangay Salingcomot, Baganga. The name might not ring as loudly as some of the more famous tourist spots in the area, but let…
Pusan Point is located in Caraga, Davao Oriental, and is known as the easternmost point of the Philippines—making it the very first place to witness the sunrise in the country each day. With its scenic coastal cliffs, symbolic lighthouse, solar clock, and a mini museum, it’s more than just a viewpoint—it’s a historical and cultural…
Mati, the capital of Davao Oriental, is a coastal gem known for its beautiful beaches, laid-back vibe, and friendly locals. Whether you’re here for a quick escape or a multi-day adventure, Mati offers a mix of nature, history, and culture that’s perfect for solo travelers, couples, or barkada getaways. 1. Relax and Surf at Dahican…
Bawud Resort is a beachfront restaurant and accommodation spot nestled right along the shores of the famous Dahican Beach in Mati, Davao Oriental. Known for its laid-back ambiance and stunning coastal views, Bawud (which means “waves” in the local dialect) offers a relaxing escape for beach lovers and hungry travelers alike. Whether you’re looking for…
Located in the heart of Mati City, Subangan Museum is Davao Oriental’s provincial museum that showcases the rich history, culture, and natural treasures of the province. Though small in space, it’s packed with visual stories—from prehistoric creatures to typhoon aftermaths, from indigenous traditions to modern tourist highlights. The museum’s name, “Subangan,” comes from the word…
The Sleeping Dinosaur Island Viewing Deck is one of those underrated roadside stops in Davao Oriental that ends up stealing the spotlight. It’s named after the island seen from the cliffside viewpoint that resembles a dinosaur lying peacefully on the water. From the right angle, you can make out the head, back, and tail of…
