Diary of a Travel Wanderer

The Philippines is a Southeast Asian island nation in the Western Pacific Ocean. There are 7,641 islands and islets in this archipelago. It's no surprise that the country is endowed with mountains, rainforests, flora and fauna, sunny weather, diverse biodiversity, and several stunning, unspoiled, and breathtaking beaches. Boracay, Palawan, and Cebu have been named among the best islands in the world by various major travel magazines. Despite the pandemic, the Philippines was recognized as Asia's leading beach for the fifth year in a row at the 2021 World Travel Awards, and Asia's leading dive destination for the third year in a row. The Philippines offers a wide array of natural wonders that were and are on the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, such as Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, Banaue Rice Terraces, Mount Hamiguitan World Heritage Park, Great Santa Cruz Island, Puerto Princesa Underground River, Tinuy-an Falls, Apo Island, Biri Island Rock Formations, Chocolate H...

Davao City is noted for its thriving economy, abundant natural resources, tourist attractions, and distinctive cuisine. Local and international tourists have been flocking to Davao City not only to see, explore, and visit its beautiful beaches and breathtaking sights, but also to experience and witness the city's loud music, frantic dancing, outrageous costumes, feasts, and a variety of day and night activities in celebration of various festivals that attract visitors. Festivals in Davao City last for various amounts of time; they might last for a single day, a week, or a month. Here are the top five festivals every traveler must experience and witness when visiting Davao City. Disclaimer: The top five festivals published here were gathered from various sources on the internet, including Click Davao Blog, Travel Triangle Blog, and Philippine Traveler Blog. 1. Kadayawan Festival Image from: Melo Villareal (https://outoftownblog.com/davao-kadayawan-festival-2018-schedule-of-events-...

Locals and tourists agree that a trip to Davao City isn't complete without trying durian, a huge, spiky tropical fruit with a hard outer shell, a pungent smell, and an exotic flavor. But, as many people were unaware, Davao City has much more to offer than its famous durian. The bustling city offers a diverse assortment of fruits and cuisines that are distinct from those found in other parts of the Philippines. When it comes to food, Davao City can compete with other towns and provinces in the country's distinctive and distinct local specialties and foods. The city has a wide range of food options that will pique your interest and fulfill your cravings. These five odd and unique foods in Davao City are a must-try, whether you are a food adventurer or not. Disclaimer:  The top five weird foods published here were gathered from various sources on the internet, including welovedavao Blog and ZenRooms Blogs. 1.   Durian Coffee Hot and Cold Durian Coffee in Classic and Matcha Flavor...