Kaliwaliw

Sometimes, the best dining experiences are the ones you don’t plan too much for—the places you stumble upon or hear about from a friend who says, “Tahimik doon, maganda ang view.” That was exactly how my fiancée and I ended up discovering The Hidden Peak Restaurant in Binangonan, Rizal. True to its name, it feels like a hidden gem tucked away from the usual noise, offering not just good food, but a full experience that makes you want to slow down and stay a little longer. From the moment we arrived, we already felt that this place was different. The road leading to The Hidden Peak gives you a sense of anticipation, and once you reach the restaurant, you’re welcomed by fresh air and a calming view that instantly melts away the stress of the city. It’s the kind of place where you naturally take a deep breath and say, “Ang sarap tumambay dito.” Ambiance: Peaceful, Relaxing, and Perfect for Couples One of the strongest points of The Hidden Peak is its ambiance. The restaurant lives up to i...

Summer is almost over, there were times that rain started falling and yet, it doesn’t stop anyone to venture an escapade! Trying to fulfill anyone’s goal during last days of summer, my “Huling Hirit sa Tag-init” should be as exciting as informative as any other summer escapade 😉 I have joined others to try to visit Baguio City and see as much as we can on a single day. ILove Adventours organized a Baguio Day Tour, let’s see how many sites they can arrange to fit within say 10 hours of Baguio visit 😉 We all decided to meet up at Caltex Station in Buendia as majority of us lives within the vicinity. It’s around 1 AM on a Saturday, we’re trying to get to Baguio before 7 AM to have 10 hours of roaming around the city until 5 PM 😉 As we left the meet-up site, a lot of us try to have as much decent sleep as we can to gather enough energy to roam the summer capital of the Philippines. Our first stop, the Lion’s head. The Lion's Head is a statue along Kennon Road, ...