Text and Photos by Henrylito D. Tacio “Experience Western Visayas First” — that’s the tagline…
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“There’s a land that I heard of,” so goes a line of a song. “And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true,” says another line.
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A few days after Christmas in 1859, French naturalist and explorer Henri Mouhot did the unthinkable: he left the capital city of Thailand to explore the uncharted regions of Indochina.
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Atlantic City was cited as the Sundance Kid’s birthplace in the 1969 classic western film, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
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Text by Henrylito D. Tacio Photos by Marilou T. Eplite The first time I learned…
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“When you visit China its vastness is difficult to comprehend. It is as large as the United States, but with four times as many people,” says “All-Asia Travel Guide.”
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“The Pearl of the Orient Seas” is how some historians called the Philippines. Its landscape is beautiful, the people are friendly, and the foods are delicious.
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Davao City evokes delectable fruits (controversial durian, antioxidants-laden mangosteen, seedless pomelo, and sweet-smelling banana), fine beaches (Samal Island is just five minutes away by boat), and religious sites (historic San Pedro Cathedral and the Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague).
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“This is a city where romance means wonks in love discussing policy late into the night.”
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In 1870, explorers gathered around a campfire at the junction of two pristine rivers – Missouri and Columbia – overshadowed by the towering cliffs of the Madison Plateau.