HomeAmbot-ah Top Travel Adventures in 2010 By Marcos Detourist on February 6, 2011Back at home after a year of travel, I can’t help but fall prey under the ever so unavoidable feeling of being back where I started. This is one of the reasons why I haven’t been posting AT ALL recently, I guess I just needed to step back, evaluate, and rethink things going on with my life. Traveling for me has not only been about taking a break from home or getting to visit different places but it’s more of a learning process. A process of knowing more about other places, other people, and in the process, about one’s self. Self-Portait in Kapurpurawan “White” Rock, Ilocos NorteRoxas City, CapizMy year started with a destination closer to home, Roxas City in Capiz. It has been ages since I’ve revisited Roxas City. I’ve had a lot of cherished memories during visits to my cousins’ place during my childhood. Although I was there (this time) to witness the ‘One Visayas Expo,’ my best adventures in Roxas was of the gastronomic kind. Without fail, we would spend our evenings in one of the restaurants along Baybay to savor detectible and CHEAP seafood to our stomach’s content.SiquijorSiquior was memorable because it was my first major destination outside Panay Island in 2010. Actually, just the thrill of finally kick-starting my travels for the year and being on the road would’ve been enough to make a happy trip. Siquijor did not exceed my expectations but, somehow, there was a number of unexpected surprises, which made the trip very memorable.Dumaguete City, Negros OrientalThe ‘atmosphere’ of Dumaguete City was what I loved the most. It has this homey and sophisticated charm to it that is just so alluring. Strolling along Rizal Boulevard, I can’t help but notice foreigners looking happy and so “at home.” I enjoyed my exploration of Dumaguete City, it’s definitely on my list of the best places to live in the Philippines.Angkor Temples, Siem Reap, CambodiaWithout a doubt, Siem Reap was my best trip of the year. My week’s stay in Cambodia was not enough to truly appreciate Siem Reap … but I savored every moment of it. It was a milestone for me to travel outside the Philippines solo for the first time and then discover new and old friends. Visiting the Temples of Angkor and Siem Reap City was a very inspirationally uplifting experience. I love love Pub Street! I’ll make sure to go back for a visit one of these days. Photo by Loven RamosWat Arun, Bangkok, ThailandI had to transit Bangkok when I traveled to Cambodia. I planned on stuffing all the places I wanted to go to in the ONE day that I had left. Unfortunately, the malls I wanted to visit were closed down because of the ‘Red Shirts’ demonstrations and my temple tour was cut short because I was nearly duped by a tuktuk scammer. I did manage to experience the sunset across Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn) … chugging down a bottle of Singha beer while witnessing the sky bloom into twilight colors was just the perfect goodbye I could ever ask for.Brgy. Batad, Banaue, IfugaoMy most physically demanding trek was in Brgy. Batad in Banaue, Ifugao. It was all worth it after a refreshing dip at Tappiyah Falls and the up-close experience amongst the famed Rice Terraces of Banaue.Boracay Island, Malay, AklanI’ve been to Boracay many times since my childhood but I was never keen on trying out the water rides, which has become a popular activity in the island. I’ve always found them soOoO “touristy.” This time however, I got the chance to try out parasailing and, surprisingly, I enjoyed it a LOT. I even risked bringing my camera along to capture the moment :) I stayed for a week Boracay, which was ample time to explore Boracay “outside of White Beach”.Metro ManilaExploring Metro Manila has always been an adventure for me whenever I visit. My favorite thing to do is to get lost in its streets to get acquainted with getting around the metropolis. My newest discovery is “The Collective,” a refreshing row of concept stores in Makati. Of course, there’s always the ever present trip to Hidalgo St., Quiapo, Intramuros, and Metro Manila’s huge malls.Cuyo, PalawanMy thirteen-day tour of Palawan was my first major “solo backpacking” trip. I rode the 36-hour ferry trip from Iloilo to Puerto Princesa City, which had a stop over in Cuyo Island. It was a surprise to see beautiful seascapes and a well preserved church fortress at the middle of the expansive Sulu Sea.San Vicente, PalawanWhat lured me to San Vicente, Palawan is its ‘Long Beach’, known to be the longest white sand beach in the Philippines. I spent a whole day walking along its expanse, soul searching, indulging in its raw rugged beauty, and almost getting lost and stranded for straying too far from the highway. El Nido, PalawanSo far, El Nido in Palawan is the most beautiful place I’ve visited in the Philippines. Its off-shore islets is definitely something I would always compare to when visiting other beach destinations. I loved my island hopping trips, and experiences chasing the sunset. Getting to meet new travel friends during my trip to El Nido was the cherry on top :)St. Paul Underground River, Puerto Princesa City, PalawanI took the less popular route of trekking the monkey/jungle trail going to the Underground River in Sabang, Puerto Princesa. It took me an hour and 45 minutes to reach the picnic area at the cave’s mouth. Turns out, I arrived too late in the afternoon and I was the only one left for the underground river tour. It was really cool to have the caves all to myself. Unfortunately, it also meant not having to share the pumpboat rental fee back to Sabang Port.Tarsiers of BoholMy best “wildlife” encounter of the year. It was so exciting to get really up close and personal to a super cute tarsier at the Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol.Aquamarine Park in Sinacaban, Misamis OccidentalAfter almost losing my bag in Marawi, getting to see the dolphins was an uplifting consolation. I didn’t get to swim with the dolphins since I had no budget left but exploring Misamis Occidental was a great experience, especially since it was my first time to be in Mindanao.Mayon Volcano, AlbayI spent most of my time in Legazpi trying to get the perfect Mayon Volcano shot. It took a number of attempts at different times and locations because the lighting was either off or there was too much clouds covering the crater. I finally got this decent shot of Mayon during my late afternoon visit to the Cagsawa Ruins in nearby Daraga.Caramoan Islands, Camarines SurAfter my unsuccessful search for other tourists in Caramoan to share the pumpboat with (for the island hopping tour), I continued on to explore the islands on my own. I had my brief “Survivor” moment when the boatmen left me alone on the beach during lunchtime. Thankfully they did come back for me. The boatmen were easy to walk to, which made my voyage a lot less lonesome.Lake Bulusan, SorsogonThe day before my return flight to Manila during my trip to Bicol, I decided to do a side-trip to Lake Bulusan in Sorsogon. I ended up overspending because I really wanted to make the trip happen by renting a van to take me from Legazpi City to Bulusan Town and then renting an overpriced room in one of the resorts along Dancalan Beach. Although I really stretched my time and budget, it was all worth it after seeing the beautiful Bulusan Lake just after sunrise.F1 Season in SingaporeCar enthusiasts would perhaps stone me to death for saying this but the F1 weekend almost ruined our itinerary in Singapore. Most of the road around the Marina were closed off because they were used as race tracks. We had to go around detours to get to places we wanted to visit, such a paint on the feet since it meant a LOT of walking. I’m not a big car fan but I must admit, it was really cool to see the parking lot of the Fullerton Hotel brimming with luxury cars I probably wouldn’t get to afford in my lifetime. The thing I loved most about my Singapore trip was being able to see the heritage structures of various cultures just within a day’s walk.Melaka, MalaysiaOur side-trip to Melaka was a last minute decision. It would’ve been a waste if I hadn’t considered it by traveling straight to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore. I really enjoyed walking along the Melaka River and experiencing the “living” heritage of this former Portugese Colony.Putrajaya, MalaysiaEn route to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, we had a quick stopover in Putrajaya. The sunset over the river with the massive Pink Mosque reflecting the sun’s golden rays was definitely one of the most beautiful sunsets I’ve seen in my life. I also got to see the Seri Wawasan Bridge, which I’ve always marveled at in pictures.Callao Cave, Peñablanca, Cagayan ProvinceWhile on a ‘Pancit Batil Patong’ spree in Tuguegarao City, the owner of one of the panciterias befriended us and offered a ride to the Callao Caves of Peñablanca. Of course, we welcomed the gesture … especially because we weren’t so sure about the local transportation going to the place. Callao Cave is a great destination for photographers. I love the mixture of soft lighting and jagged rock formations inside the caves.Kapurpurawan (White) Rock, Burgos, Ilocos NorteI dropped off along the highway of Burgos, Ilocos Norte to visit the Kapurpurawan “White” Rock, which I saw in one of the travel ads in Pagudpud. It was already almost 3PM and there were no tricycles in sight to take me to the “white rock.” I was feeling the pitting urge to continue treading on foot, since I knew that if I skipped it, I wouldn’t have time to go back. It was a hearty 4km walk to the coast on a dirt road and the sun was already starting to set. I pushed my luck anyways and blasted on some Brit pop tunes to pass the time. It felt like a “127 hours” opening scene moment.Calle Crisologo, ViganVigan is truly unlike any other place in the Philippines. I stayed in Vigan Hotel, which is one of the more budget friendly “old residential houses turned hotels” in the city center. I had a nice time wandering around the rustic streets of Calle Crisologo, attempting to capture its alluring small town charm in pictures.Baguio CityMore than the cool climate and pine trees of Baguio, there’s this mystic aura that I can sense. I’m not sure if it’s just my mind conjuring it up but I’ve always found the mysticism alluring. One time, when I was visiting the Baguio Cathderal, I witnessed a sort of Christian-Igorot transcultural ritual thing. It started normal enough … when suddenly they took out (what looks like) a squealing boar and pinned the animal to the ground. A man then plunged a stake through the boar’s side, killing it (obviously). It was quite thrilling to witness the ‘blessing’ ritual in front of the church unexpectedly. I also enjoyed roaming around Camp John Hay and spending sunsets at the Balcony of SM City Baguio.Samal Island, Davao del NorteI hope I don’t offend anyone by saying this. Davao is a beautiful city but it has got a lot of “tourist trappy” attractions. Wanting to trudge off the beaten path, I went to the Island Garden City of Samal, which is located just off the coast of Davao City. I first went to Talicud Island … the beaches were beautiful and uncrowded. The highlight of my trip to Samal was a visit to the Monfort Bat Colony where an estimated 1.8 million fruit bats live. I went there just before sunset … it was an eerie and enthralling experience.Santa Cruz Island, Zamboanga CityZamboanga City was one of my most surprising destinations in 2010. I loved the Spanish-colonial heritage structures, the Spanish-inspired dialect, the highly urban feel, the mixture of cultures, the pristine nature in its environs, and most of all, the helpful and friendly locals. I hope more Filipinos could get to visit this often misunderstood city. Fifteen-minutes boat ride off the coast of Zamboanga City are the islets of Santa Cruz, known for its pink sand. I’ve seen photos of it before the trip, but I found it more beautiful in person.Tinuy-an Falls, Bislig City, Surigao del SurI was intrigued when I first heard about the “Niagara Falls of the Philippines.” Even if it was far off my route, I did an overnighter in Bislig City to see the “Tinuy-an Falls.” While it might as well be a “mini” version of Niagara, it’s certainly a huge waterfalls, in Philippine standards, and an interesting place to visit.Tuasan Falls, CamiguinTuasan Falls is one of Camigiun’s off the beaten path destinations. Unlike Katibawasan Falls, which is very accessible by road, Tuasan Falls can be reached by renting a habal-habal (single motorcycle) all the way to Barrio of Mainit, Catarman town. Then, its a hearty trek through rocky paths and lush greeneries. I was happy to have visited the Tuasan Falls since, after two days of touring Camigiun, I was starting to feel that the island was getting too “overrated.”Maria Cristina Falls, Iligan CityNo doubt, the Maria Cristina Falls in Iligan City is the most beautiful waterfalls I’ve seen in the Philippines. Access to the falls is very convenient and there’s a lot of other things to see and do in the NPC Nature’s Park Complex. I also hired a habal-habal to take me to two more waterfalls in Iligan: The Tinago Falls and Mimbalot Falls.Sohoton Caves, Bucas Grande Island, Surigao del NorteIt was a bit pricey to take a side-trip to Sohoton Caves from Siargao but after seeing photos of it online, I was hooked. I spent the night in Socorro town instead of Siargao to save on transportation costs. Indeed, Sohoton Caves was well worth it. It was a surreal experience to navigate through the super calm emerald waters of Bucas Grande’s inland lagoons. Too bad the “non-sting” jelly fish weren’t in season. It’s Sohoton Cave’s most popular attraction.Siargao Island, Surigao del NorteThere was no power during my whole stay in Siargao and Bucas Grande Island. I ended up spending way more than my budget and had to sacrifice my chance to try out surfing and the habal-habal tour around the island. Surfing lessons + surf board rental was around P500 per hour. Instead, I had to make do with taking photos of the gorgeous scenery of Cloud9. The trip wasn’t a total fail, Cloud9 and General Luna in itself are beautiful places to visit.Dusk at Balaan Bukid, Guimaras and the Night view of Iloilo CityOn my last trip of the year. An aerial night view of Iloilo City from Balaan Bukid, Guimaras:Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Ambot-ah Major Redesign for 2010Ambot-ah Season 2011 Finale: a year of memoriesTransitions and Getting My Life BackMoving on to a New ChapterOff to Roxas City tomorrow for the Western Visayas Tourism…Planning a trip to Siem Reap, Cambodia SpeedlinkingComments lakwatsera de primera saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 7:23 pmWow, you have been to many places in just a year, more travels to come! :) chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:19 amThanks for dropping by :D I love your blog ^_^ marky saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 7:47 pmWOW…with three capital letters. What a year in terms of traveling. For most, that comprises a lifetime but you packed em all in just a single year. Very inspiring! the Bulusan Lake photograph was hands down one of the best travel blog photographs I’ve seen. chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:18 amThanks Marky. Hopefully, I can get the chance to continue traveling in the future :D raul barrios saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 9:40 pmWow! The photos are really amazing. Makes me want to travel those places too. Only if I had the money. Congratulations on your travels Marc, keep up the good work! chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:14 amThanks Raul … no money ka da!? kung may time ka lang tani ma-tun?! Budget trips lang man akon, so it’s not so hard on the pocket. Lee saysFebruary 7, 2011 at 8:50 amWELCOME BACK HOME, MARCOS!!! chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:12 amThanks Nong Lee :D Eray saysFebruary 7, 2011 at 1:18 pmAgreed! Dumaguete is indeed one of the best places to live in the Philippines. I’m from Dumaguete so it’s a good thing to hear that from someone who isn’t from Dumaguete. Looking forward to your future travel tips and guides this year! :) chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:12 amDefinitely Eray! Dumaguete has a good mix of things I love. supertikoy saysFebruary 9, 2011 at 1:38 pmwow! I’ve been to most of the places you included on the list, the best talaga ang natural wonders ng Pinas, that’s for sure!dahil sa dami ng nakita kong beaches ng Pinas ang hirap tuloy di macompare ang mga beaches sa ibang bansa…sa atin ang pamantayan!mostly, during my travels abraod I usually tell other nationalities to check out our beaches… their the best in South East Asia… hahha chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:09 amOo nga, solved na ako sa beaches … dito pa lang sa Pinas. When I have to chance to travel to more places abroad, most likely, I’ll visit non-island/beach attractions naman since I’ve already gotten beach overload in the Philippines. chyng saysFebruary 10, 2011 at 11:06 amgrabe, breath taking pictures one after the other! gusto ko din marating yang tinuy-an falls!more travels for you this 2011. start na! ^_^ chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:04 amThanks Chyng :D Go lang! I’ll take a breather muna this 2011 but I’ll make sure to do a few trips this summer. Ed saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 6:35 pmgreat photos of your trips marcus! galeng. I’m also taking a breather in 2011 as I will be working on other things aside from travelling. Hopefully I’ll be able to compromise this passion and my work. chymera00 saysFebruary 12, 2011 at 9:38 pmThanks Ed. Take a break, tapos todo travel naman after :D diana saysFebruary 12, 2011 at 12:12 amawesome pictures!! chymera00 saysFebruary 12, 2011 at 9:39 pmThanks diana :D aileen saysFebruary 15, 2011 at 4:37 pmyou had an awesome 2010! inggit! wish i could also do the same. skip work and just travel for a year. kudos to you! i make it a point to drop by your blog from time to time :) Senyorita saysFebruary 17, 2011 at 8:52 pmBakit ang gaganda ng pictures mo? Bakit?!? Hehehe :PI hope that this year, mas marami pang travels and cool pictures! :D Can’t wait for the PG trip :P chymera00 saysMarch 2, 2011 at 12:34 amPhotoshop Lightroom lang katapat nyan :) Eloy saysFebruary 18, 2011 at 8:23 pmWow! I was looking for information about Palawan when I stumbled upon your blog. What a blog! Love it!I think I just fell in love with your photos, hahaha! Good job! Ang galing! chymera00 saysMarch 2, 2011 at 12:37 amThanks Eloy :) lyn saysMarch 9, 2011 at 9:07 pmhey marc… saw the old ifugao guy in batad… hehe he’s still there sitting… said his name is Ben, the last hunter in Batad! anyway hope u had fun in mt pulag!!! chymera00 saysApril 1, 2011 at 2:29 amInteresting … of course, I was really glad I joined the trek to Pulag. Next time naman! kat saysMarch 11, 2011 at 4:07 ami love the photo that you took in caramoan! it looks like the island where we set up our camp when we went there last year! :)i so envy you! you’ve been to many places in just a year! waaaahhh! do you travel alone or you go with your friends? i recommend you visit laguna too. you can take a hike at mt makiling in los banos or try the hot spring resorts in pansol. very relaxing! :)god speed in all of your travels! :D chymera00 saysApril 1, 2011 at 2:30 amThanks kat. I travel solo and also with friends :D It depends if I can get someone to join me or if I can find a group to join. Definitely, I’ll visit more of Laguna this year. Apol saysApril 14, 2011 at 4:14 pmHey Marc! it’s apol, one your calaguas buddies, i enjoyed reading through your blog! :-) astig! good luck on your future adventures! chymera00 saysMay 5, 2011 at 2:07 amHey Apol and nice to meet you sa Calaguas! Great to meet you guys, had a worthwhile trip sa Calaguas Tessica saysJanuary 7, 2012 at 12:14 pmThe paragon of undreastndnig these issues is right here! Rey PJ saysJuly 5, 2011 at 1:38 amwow.. we’re looking for a place to stay for our trip in Palawan this last week of July and i found your blog worth reading and it really helped a lot for our exciting trip..astig tsong.. nabasa ko din ang blog mo and i was amazed by the places you’ve been.. salamat at na-inspire ako mag travel ulit mag -isa..More power kag halong sa panglakaton!!!Rey PJ chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:14 pmThanks Rey PJ! It’s always so nice to read these comments. Hope you guys will have a great time in Palawan! chizacheesemiz saysJuly 11, 2012 at 6:30 pmcallao cave and the tinuy-an falls we’re really amazing!!! hope i can join your other trips :) Marcos saysJuly 12, 2012 at 3:48 pmpwede! 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lakwatsera de primera saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 7:23 pmWow, you have been to many places in just a year, more travels to come! :)
marky saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 7:47 pmWOW…with three capital letters. What a year in terms of traveling. For most, that comprises a lifetime but you packed em all in just a single year. Very inspiring! the Bulusan Lake photograph was hands down one of the best travel blog photographs I’ve seen.
chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:18 amThanks Marky. Hopefully, I can get the chance to continue traveling in the future :D
raul barrios saysFebruary 6, 2011 at 9:40 pmWow! The photos are really amazing. Makes me want to travel those places too. Only if I had the money. Congratulations on your travels Marc, keep up the good work!
chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:14 amThanks Raul … no money ka da!? kung may time ka lang tani ma-tun?! Budget trips lang man akon, so it’s not so hard on the pocket.
Eray saysFebruary 7, 2011 at 1:18 pmAgreed! Dumaguete is indeed one of the best places to live in the Philippines. I’m from Dumaguete so it’s a good thing to hear that from someone who isn’t from Dumaguete. Looking forward to your future travel tips and guides this year! :)
chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:12 amDefinitely Eray! Dumaguete has a good mix of things I love.
supertikoy saysFebruary 9, 2011 at 1:38 pmwow! I’ve been to most of the places you included on the list, the best talaga ang natural wonders ng Pinas, that’s for sure!dahil sa dami ng nakita kong beaches ng Pinas ang hirap tuloy di macompare ang mga beaches sa ibang bansa…sa atin ang pamantayan!mostly, during my travels abraod I usually tell other nationalities to check out our beaches… their the best in South East Asia… hahha
chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:09 amOo nga, solved na ako sa beaches … dito pa lang sa Pinas. When I have to chance to travel to more places abroad, most likely, I’ll visit non-island/beach attractions naman since I’ve already gotten beach overload in the Philippines.
chyng saysFebruary 10, 2011 at 11:06 amgrabe, breath taking pictures one after the other! gusto ko din marating yang tinuy-an falls!more travels for you this 2011. start na! ^_^
chymera00 saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:04 amThanks Chyng :D Go lang! I’ll take a breather muna this 2011 but I’ll make sure to do a few trips this summer.
Ed saysFebruary 11, 2011 at 6:35 pmgreat photos of your trips marcus! galeng. I’m also taking a breather in 2011 as I will be working on other things aside from travelling. Hopefully I’ll be able to compromise this passion and my work.
aileen saysFebruary 15, 2011 at 4:37 pmyou had an awesome 2010! inggit! wish i could also do the same. skip work and just travel for a year. kudos to you! i make it a point to drop by your blog from time to time :)
Senyorita saysFebruary 17, 2011 at 8:52 pmBakit ang gaganda ng pictures mo? Bakit?!? Hehehe :PI hope that this year, mas marami pang travels and cool pictures! :D Can’t wait for the PG trip :P
Eloy saysFebruary 18, 2011 at 8:23 pmWow! I was looking for information about Palawan when I stumbled upon your blog. What a blog! Love it!I think I just fell in love with your photos, hahaha! Good job! Ang galing!
lyn saysMarch 9, 2011 at 9:07 pmhey marc… saw the old ifugao guy in batad… hehe he’s still there sitting… said his name is Ben, the last hunter in Batad! anyway hope u had fun in mt pulag!!!
chymera00 saysApril 1, 2011 at 2:29 amInteresting … of course, I was really glad I joined the trek to Pulag. Next time naman!
kat saysMarch 11, 2011 at 4:07 ami love the photo that you took in caramoan! it looks like the island where we set up our camp when we went there last year! :)i so envy you! you’ve been to many places in just a year! waaaahhh! do you travel alone or you go with your friends? i recommend you visit laguna too. you can take a hike at mt makiling in los banos or try the hot spring resorts in pansol. very relaxing! :)god speed in all of your travels! :D
chymera00 saysApril 1, 2011 at 2:30 amThanks kat. I travel solo and also with friends :D It depends if I can get someone to join me or if I can find a group to join. Definitely, I’ll visit more of Laguna this year.
Apol saysApril 14, 2011 at 4:14 pmHey Marc! it’s apol, one your calaguas buddies, i enjoyed reading through your blog! :-) astig! good luck on your future adventures!
chymera00 saysMay 5, 2011 at 2:07 amHey Apol and nice to meet you sa Calaguas! Great to meet you guys, had a worthwhile trip sa Calaguas
Rey PJ saysJuly 5, 2011 at 1:38 amwow.. we’re looking for a place to stay for our trip in Palawan this last week of July and i found your blog worth reading and it really helped a lot for our exciting trip..astig tsong.. nabasa ko din ang blog mo and i was amazed by the places you’ve been.. salamat at na-inspire ako mag travel ulit mag -isa..More power kag halong sa panglakaton!!!Rey PJ
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:14 pmThanks Rey PJ! It’s always so nice to read these comments. Hope you guys will have a great time in Palawan!
chizacheesemiz saysJuly 11, 2012 at 6:30 pmcallao cave and the tinuy-an falls we’re really amazing!!! hope i can join your other trips :)