Young+Ventures

by Elaine Caras “Ah! We’re here!” (Speaking from the peak of one of the highest mountains in the country – Mt. Pulag at 2,922 meters above sea level, the ever calm academics director, Mr. Ed Silva) Briefly, seven students and … Continue reading →

(by Chel Cajucom) Simulation at its best. This is the most appropriate description coming from a tourist that has had the ultimate “Universal” experience. Let me offer you with a warning. Reading on will make you want to experience the … Continue reading →

(by Monch Salazar) I didn’t like it in Cebu. In fact, I think I was never meant to enjoy Cebu. Yes, I hate to say it, but I think I was bound to hate Cebu—it was raining hard that Saturday … Continue reading →

(by Lynn Oeymo) Bizu is a known place for good dessert, one of my all time favorites are their delicious french macaroons. They have different flavours, like chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and even mint flavors. Aside from my favorite macaroons they also offer … Continue reading →

If you ever find yourself going through Puerto Princessa airport, check out this Crossing Bridges. According to some travelers who’ve been there recently, this cafe serves not only what is probably the best caffeine brew in town but burgers as … Continue reading →

If Don Quixote found the windmills he faced daunting, he certainly would be overwhelmed if he ever trotted over to Bangui in Ilocos Norte. The windmills, officially referred to as the NorthWind Bangui Bay Project, is said to be the … Continue reading →

Just a couple of hours away from the metro, Mt Banahaw is ideal for those looking to do a nice day hike. After being allowed to regenerate for some time, the mountain now welcome visitors. There is a bit of … Continue reading →

At night, when you drive by Scout Torillo or Scout Fuentebella with your windows open, you will probably hear the most popular hip-hop or R&B songs and wonder where the music is coming from, since you are in the not-so-busy … Continue reading →

Africa is a vast continent which, including island groups, holds 53 different countries. Africa stretches from temperate areas in the north to those in the south, and is crossed by the equator. The continent is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, … Continue reading →