With the summer season and Holy Week upon us, quench your thirst for that ice-cold buko juice and wanderlust for non-touristy local destinations where you can dip your toes in
Second in a series THIS summer, Inquirer Lifestyle trains the spotlight on local tourism by asking different personalities to share their favorite destinations and travel secrets. Rajo Laurel
Off the Camarines Norte coast in Bicolandia, facing the turbulent Pacific Ocean, is a captivating cluster of 17 islands—known by the generic name of Calaguas—which are becoming the buzzword in ecodestinations.
Before it was the Maldives. Now I like the Monastery of Transfiguration in Bukidnon. It offers a different kind of spa, a spiritual one where one can cleanse out all the negativities inside – hurts, uncertainties, doubts, anger and all the things that make one unhappy. I spent my Holy Week there and the retreatants left the monastery experiencing the best Easter in their lives, me included. It was such an enriching experience far better than being on the beach or a DVD marathon.
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