There is an on going debate on which lechon (roast suckling pig) is better, Cebu or Iligan/CDO. I still stand by this: The best lechon is from Iligan and Cagayan de Oro (since it's my blog I can say . . .
HOME IMPROVEMENT. It’s more fun in the Philppines
A beautiful photo from one of our colorful Philippine festivals! . . .
VISIT ILIGAN: The famous spicy Pinakurat Vinegar
The main ingredient of the Suka Pinakurat is fermented coconut sap locally known as tuba and bird’s eye chilies “labuyo” that are harvested from the wild mountains of Iligan. These key ingredients are . . .
The longest zipline in Asia
Another reason to visit CDO (Cagayan do Oro) is to ride the longest zipline in Asia at Dahilayan Adventure Park which is a whopping 840 meters long. Dahilayan is in Bukidnon, and it takes only 1 hour . . .
LETTING GO. More fun in the Philippines
Found this via Twitter... . . .
HOLDING HANDS. More fun in the Philippines
I've always wanted to go parasailing with TD in Bora. It was the plan when we were in Boracay island in 2009 - except my husband and I both got sick. Blame it on exhaustion (having way too much fun)! . . .
REPOST: Philippines is world’s 8th friendliest country
Reposting bits from this article TD found on the net: PH is world's 8th friendliest country: HSBC survey | ABS-CBN News. . . .
ILIGAN BITES: Original Sunburst Chicken
After Typhoon Sendong, Irene of Mindanaoan came up with another (though indirect) way to help the areas affected by the flash floods.... a #VisitIligan and #VisitCDO blog campaign! I am a believer in . . .
CHRISTMAS. It’s more fun in the Philppines
Christmas has always been kinda over the top for the majority-Catholic nation of the Philippines. And we go all sorts of crazy for it. I think this meme says it all. LOL. Photo after the jump! . . .
MANILA FINDS: The sweetest mangoes in the world!
For ME that is! Though I'm sure that many of you will agree to me...if you don't then you probably haven't tried our mangoes =P We are all entitled to an opinion on who has the best what, but since . . .
