Visiting La Union? Together with the Northbound Magazine team, we scoured new, less explored parts of La Union to bring you the best sights, eateries, and experiences it can offer to every type of traveler. Read on.
Travelogues
New places, (food) experiences and encounters (b)logged
A Scenic Cruise Through Baroro River, Bacnotan, LU
A sailing trip through Baroro River on a floating native hut loaded with freshly-caught tilapias and other local delicacies was one of the highlights of my recent visit to La Union.
24 Hours in Tabogon, Cebu
Visiting Northern Cebu? The sleepy town of Tabogon offers under-appreciated gems that deserve attention. Explore these sights and attractions through this post.
Here’s Our First Look at the Menu of Mizu (Waterfront Cebu)
Before visiting Mizu, you might want to check out their menu first. You’re in luck! We snapped a few photos of their offers to help you plan your Japanese-inspired lunch or dinner.
Lambug Beach: A Favorite Beach Hideaway in Badian, Cebu
Badian is also blessed with a public, lesser-known, beautiful white-sand beach named Lambug Beach that’s definitely worth a look. Have you been here?
South Cebu Trip Guide for Frugal Travelers
South Cebu is where most adventure-seekers, beach-lovers, and divers go to make the most of their trip. Check out this 2018 Southern Cebu travel guide!
A Superb Side Trip to Aguinid Falls from Oslob
Aguinid Falls in Samboan may not be the largest, most awe-inspiring waterfall in Cebu yet it’s definitely worth seeing especially if you’re already in Oslob, South Cebu. Make this side-trip and you’ll have great stories to bring home.
Losing My Cool in the Island of Sumilon, Cebu
Maybe it’s the traveler’s mistake. Maybe it’s the local’s mistake. When visiting a popular tourist destination like Sumilon Island during summer season, here’s a quick story that can lessen your disappointment.
In Search of Cheap Thrills: a Holy Week Trip to Siquijor
Siquijor has long sparked my curiosity. With its folk healing festivals, odd inn names, and potions sold as souvenirs, we wanted to see what it’s really like. Hope this helps you plot your own Siquijor adventure.
Alone But Never Lonely in Malapascua Island
Malapascua Island welcomes those who travel in February with slightly wild and wavy seas. But the waves were not as playful as they were in Carnaza Island or Apo Island on my recent visit. What brought me to Malapascua? I thought you wouldn’t ask! Well, I’ve been wondering what this island has in store for a […]