April - Manila, Philippines
May - Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu
Batanes
Tawi Tawi
Siargao
Camiguin
Busuanga
El Nido
Panglao
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Bangkok
nice nice, thanks for the travel experiences
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was here again 
Ei Marco! Just drop by to say Hi! and that your posts are really awesome! Keep it up
hey. porpaborpapa ito. bago na blog ko. check it out and update your link. linked ya!
Hello Marco! Tagal kong hindi nakadalaw sa blog mo ah… Musta naman ang buhay? Hehe
Happy Holidays, Marco!
Hey marco…we love the Philippines. Feels like our second home. So frequenting your site makes it all better on the rough days. Luv your bground image! We have been there several times, but never had a chance to visit the Cagsawa Ruins. Maybe u can b our tour guide next time (lol). About us: we r from U.S. My best friend is a wedding blogger and I’m a wedding planner…always the hopeless romantic talk soon, julia
we already put your link on our social site, hope you do likewise
Thank You!
just want to inform you that we like your site, and we want to have exchange link with you if you want… just visit and leave your message @ pinoynursesgalore.ning.com for your reply. Thanks!
Thanks for the visit, ka-G12 Pinoy
Hi. I like your site. Your blogs are very informative. do you also do backpacking? can you give me an idea how much budget needed when travelling and list of best places to go to? I would greatly appreciate it. keep it up!
bawas bawasan mo pictorial dude. ok sana ang view. wag mo samahan lagi. advicelang.
ang gaganda ng lugar. pero ang liit ng mga shots. natatabingan mo sila.
pano pumunta sa siquijor from bacolod? tnx.. the cheapest pls.
hi.. how can i go to squihor from bacolod and pls. the cheapest tnx dude
hey, nice blog. thanks for all the info. keep it up bro. you really travel… a lot.
marcopolo, nice job with the blog… im starting again. been busy with nursing work… ill be reading your future post
The Rizal Boulevard in Dumaguete is a popular place among the locals and tourists. One can just walk along the long seaside strip and feel the breeze of the bay. Also located along this area are posh restaurants and beautiful hotels.
It was called Rizal Boulevard because Dr. Jose Rizal, our national hero made a stopover here from his exile in Dapitan. The place is popular for family gatherings and important city occasions as their main venue. At night, the place also comes alive, the lights are beautiful.
