Bhutan’s monarch Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck wedded Ashi Jetsun Pema at the Dewa Chhen-Poi Phodrang (Palace of Great Happiness) in Punakha last Oct. 13, and we were there to witness it, and it was like seeing the colors of the rainbow.
While the Philippines is made up of some 7,200 islands, this pocket of nirvana is a cluster of eight jewels located in the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean. This
Feast on the “Obama” burger made famous by President Barack Obama, the one he always orders when he’s in town: the half-pound cheeseburger at Kua ‘Aina at the Ward Center
The comic book character, Tintin, had been to India on several occasions. In one episode, Tintin visits Delhi with his loyal partner, the bearish Captain Haddock, while en route to
What is often remembered in Incheon, South Korea, is the daring landing of Gen. Douglas MacArthur during the Korean conflict. Today, Incheon has been transformed from a rich marshland into
Albay recently bagged a series of national awards in tourism, governance, and disaster preparedness. The province won two Best Tourism Practices Awards at the national convention of the Association of
“Country Cooking” is a Thursday Food column we’re running today in time for the long weekend, to guide traveling foodies.
Inspiration comes easy in Dharamsala. Away from the madding crowd of bustling India, it is a laid back city where the Himalayas provide a spectacular backdrop.
One of the most useful things to have when travelling to Hong Kong, aside from a thick wad of Hong Kong dollars and a thicker resolve to only spend on shopping that’s necessary, are reservations. Hotel or hostel, it doesn’t matter. Any warm, unoccupied place with a working shower would do.
How many long weekends have you passed up without taking a much-deserved vacation? Next time, take a few days off and make Sagada number one on your must-visit list.
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