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JoyBus by Genesis: The Most comfortable commute I had from Baguio to Manila (vice-versa)

by Rodel Flordeliz
June 13, 2018
3 minutes read

Baguio City is one the easiest destination places that can be visited if you wanted to escape the hot weather of Manila. Tagaytay City could be the other one, but exploring Baguio is way friendlier than Tagaytay specially for commuters. You just need to take a bus from any of the different terminals located in Caloocan, Cubao or Pasay City. Travel for about 5-6 hours and your are off to a cooler place.

Exploring around Baguio City is also effortless. Options you can take includes Jeepney’s that goes around the city. Grab is also available. Taking Taxi is way too friendlier than the ones here in Manila, that they would even give you an exchange to the very last cent. That adding to the many reasons why I love visiting Baguio.

I have been to the City of Pines for more than a handful and never gets tired of going back. Recently I have discovered a better way to commute to the city or should I say the best and the most comfortable commute I had.

Continue reading and will tell you about it.

Food Lifestyle

Ashark Club serving Chinese-Filipino Cuisine, with KTV Entertainment and the finest Event Facilities in the Country

by Rodel Flordeliz
July 2, 2017
2 minutes read

If you are looking for a fancy looking place, that can serve Chinese and/or Filipino Cuisines, can accommodate more than a handful of people, got other facilities (perhaps a KTV) and located just within Manila, well you are reading the right article.

Lifestyle

Silent Party – the Next Louder Gimmick in the Philippines

by Rodel Flordeliz
May 7, 2016
2 minutes read

Parties and gathering is a thing here in the Philippines. It’s where we socializes and reunite with new and old friends or even search for a lovelife … am I correct? In the rural areas we have those Videoke nights or Barangay parties, while in the city, aside from the clubs, parties are mostly held in flats or building rooftops. But one of the major problems here aside from over-drinking is the noise pollution.

Noise curfew isn’t a thing here yet, but still, you don’t want a scene where your neighbors would be barging your door telling you to lower down your audio system.

Thus in places where in Noise Curfew is a thing, Silent Party was created.

Entertainment

Shine on with “Asia’s Got Talent” Philippine Open Audition

by Rodel Flordeliz
September 20, 2014
1 minute read

The chance is here for anyone with any talent to audition to compete in “Asia’s Got Talent”!

Soon to be the biggest talent competition in the world, “Asia’s Got Talent” will open its doors for individual and group acts of all ages to showcase their amazing skills on Sunday, 28 September 2014 from 10am – 6pm at SMX Convention Center (Seashell Ln, Pasay City, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines). Anyone who wishes to share their talent with the world is welcome to walk in and audition.