GUIDE: 2025 Pasig River Ferry Service route map, schedules, timetable & landmarks
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by Kara Santos
2w ago
The Pasig River Ferry Service (PRFS) is currently the only water-based transportation in Metro Manila that plies the length of the Pasig River and parts of the Marikina River. As of January 2025, the alternative transport option remains FREE to ride for all passengers. The ferry, similar to a water bus, cruises along Pasig River ..read more
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Limited edition beep cards with Philippine designs: Where to buy
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by Kara Santos
2M ago
If you use public transportation in Metro Manila, you probably already own a beep card. These stored value cards can be used to pay fare in Metro Manila’s 3 elevated railways – the LRT, LRT-2, MRT-3, point-to-point (P2P) buses, modern PUVs and Cebu ferries. Going cashless saves you the hassle of lining up every time ..read more
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Food Trip: Where to eat and drink in Sagada
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by Kara Santos
2M ago
After a day of hiking, caving, biking, and other adventure activities, you’ll definitely work up an appetite while in Sagada. Even if you’re just on a chill staycation, you’ll probably get really hungry walking around town because of the cooler weather and steep roads. While the small mountain town has fewer dining choices than Baguio ..read more
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How to get to and around Intramuros, Manila
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by Kara Santos
3M ago
Intramuros is one of the top tourist destinations in Manila for good reason. The Old Walled City is the premiere destination for any first-time tourists in transit to Manila and the go-to destination for entertaining balikbayans who might be home for the holidays. There have been a lot of improvements to the area in recent ..read more
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Food Trip: Where to eat and drink in Baguio City
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by Kara Santos
3M ago
Baguio City has always been one of the country’s top destinations during the Christmas season. The cold, chilly breeze, Christmas lights, scenic spots, and great eats make the City of Pines a favorite among those based in Manila and the rest of Luzon looking for a quick getaway for long weekends and holidays. In case ..read more
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Unique cemeteries around the Philippines
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by Kara Santos
3M ago
Going out of your way to visit a cemetery (other than those where your loved ones are buried on All Souls’ Day) isn’t something most people would want to do during a holiday. Visiting crypts, graveyards and tombs don’t hold the same appeal for tourists compared to visiting beaches, waterfalls and other natural attractions. But ..read more
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GUIDE: Museums in Metro Manila
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by Kara Santos
4M ago
October is Museums and Galleries month in the Philippines. If you’re looking for something new to do in the metro aside from visiting malls, why not explore museums instead. Whether you’re on a museum date with friends or exploring solo, there are many notable museums around Metro Manila worth your time. Some of these are ..read more
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Klook Travel Fest 2024: What to expect
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by Kara Santos
5M ago
Looking for deals and discounts for your next trip to Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and more? You might want to sked a mall visit this weekend for the Klook Travel Fest 2024. Activity booking platform Klook is launching great deals for Klook users at the Klook Travel Fest 2024 happening this September 14 (11:00 AM ..read more
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5 rainy season destinations in the Philippines for nature lovers
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by Kara Santos
6M ago
It can be tough to plan trips during the rainy season in the Philippines. There’s a lot of uncertainty when traveling by air and sea, especially if a typhoon hits. Once you arrive at your destination, overcast skies and seasonal downpours can be a downer during sightseeing and typical outdoor activities like going to the ..read more
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UNESCO Biosphere Reserves of the Philippines
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by Kara Santos
7M ago
Did you know there are currently four UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in the Philippines? The province of Apayao was recently designated the country’s newest biosphere reserve as part of UNESCO’s initiative to conserve and manage biodiversity. Apayao is the country’s fourth province named a biosphere reserve, after Albay, Palawan and Puerto Galera.  You may have heard ..read more
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