The Traveling Panda

[...] my third day in Palawan when a resident tour guide described to me how beautiful and peaceful Port Barton is compared to other popular tourist destination in their province. I was enjoying my vacation [...]

[...] Port Barton has become a popular stopover for backpackers who come to Palawan. While it boasts of beautiful [...]

[...] I did not come all the way to Port Barton just so I could lie in the beach! I could that anywhere! I came here to explore and find out [...]

[...] Port Barton Map Port Barton is a remote and secluded village off the northwest coast of Palawan. It is part of San Vicente, [...]

[...] Roxas City is known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines for its rich marine life. Seafood is [...]

[...] The province of Capiz is famous for two things: Roxas City, the capital of the province is known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines and Sta [...]

[...] in the island of Panay has a rich cultural heritage dating back to pre-Spanish period. Roxas City, its capital, is birthplace to President Manuel Roxas, the last president of the Commonwealth [...]

[...] Roxas City is known as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines due to the abundance of marine life. It is [...]

[...] opportunity to watch the Kalibo Ati-atihan Festival when I embarked on a 10-day trip around Panay Island. Kalibo is the gateway to the world-famous Boracay Island. It is also home to the Ati-atihan [...]

[...] known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines and Sta Monica Church, the oldest church in Panay Island is home to Dako nga Lingganay (Big Bell), considered to be the largest Catholic bell in Asia [...]

[...] . Listed below are the top 10 things to do when you travel to this medium-sized city in Panay Island. The [...]

[...] is famous for two things: Roxas City, the capital of the province is known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines and Sta Monica Church, the oldest church in Panay Island is home to [...]

[...] Roxas City is known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines for its rich marine life. Seafood is quite expensive here in Manila and [...]

[...] Roxas City is known as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines due to the abundance of marine life. It is also the birthplace to Manuel [...]

[...] it is better to go solo rather than go with a group. Because you can travel at your own time. Photo Credits to http:// [...]

[...] Photo credits to http://taringa.net The start of the 21st century has seen so much change due to evolution [...]

Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), is considered one of the strongest tropical cyclones that devastated portions of Southeast Asia, most pa [...]

[...] to try the seafood meals during my trip to Panay. After getting a short rest in my suite in San Antonio Resort, I headed out to look for a place [...]