Todays’ story is not about how I awkwardly do what Yuki was instructing me, but rather about my adventure from Bohol to Manila straight to Olongapo. How I manage to survive the whole day while listing down some of the things to expect at the famous Inflatable Island.
I always find road trips amusingly fun. I guess I expected too much recently. I did agreed on this road trip for many reasons; first, the trip falls on a holiday; second, I would be able to visit provinces on the right side of North Luzon; Third, flight back would be via plane; and lastly, I’m looking forward of seeing the famous Boracay of the north called Anguib beach.
It was 4 years ago when Ropali Motorcycle started Patarkan Festival, the famous motorcycle festival held in Sta. Ana, Cagayan Valley, Philippines. “Partakan” which is an Ilocano word that means SPEED, suits every aspect of the festival. Partakan Festival is the first of its kind, a “ride and rock” themed festival for motorcycle riders, their friends, and families here in the Philippines. The best part of this is the event is FREE of charge and everyone is welcome.
I’m not superman, but I was able to fly and tour the whole country in a span of a few minutes. No kidding and it were made happen through AGILA: The EKsperiece. Agila is a 4D ride and the newest attraction at Enchanted Kingdom (EK). The experience will let you fly like an Agila (Eagle) and soar high to find the missing gems scattered across the country. The simulation ride is considered to be one of the biggest in the Philippines, as a matter of fact; a whole building was built in EK dedicated only for this particular ride.
One of the newest malls that I can say, a bit hard to commute, is the Ayala Malls the 30th. The new mall lies in a prime location along residential, school and commercial establishments. Located at 30 Meralco, Ayala Malls The 30th becomes a warm haven for young professionals, students and families of Pasig. Few of the establishments surrounding the new mall includes St. Paul Pasig, Renaissance Towers and The Alexandra. A few blocks away from Ultra, Department of Education and Metrowalk.
Roaming around, a visit at People’s park and my first impression of Davao City
I could say that I’m a semi-Intrepid Explorer. Well, I like to be on the move and usually seek for some adventure. I may have a few restrictions but I always make sure to have that authentic travel experience. I’m a bucket list keeper and would want to pack as many destinations, sights and cultural experiences in the trip as time and energy allows.