I have a Ph.D. degree. I love to travel, visit museums, national parks, and places few people know. I share my travel stories and more on this blog.
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The first time I was in the Windy City, I never had the chance to see what’s inside the Art Institute of Chicago. Finally, I had the opportunity to visit the Institute and was left awed by its collection of arts. The Art Institute of Chicago is divided into 3…
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I miss my hometown, Argao, each time I see photos of its old town church. The Argao Church (also called as St. Michael the Archangel) is one of the southern Cebu’s attractions because of its rich Spanish colonial history. Located 41 miles from Cebu City, Philippines, the St. Michael Church…
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Our list of Cebuano and Bisaya jokes is getting longer. Here is our next set for the year 2016. If you missed the other parts, see more Cebuano and Filipino jokes in our archives. Enjoy part 26 of our Pinoy joke series 2016. SUD-AN Bata: Nay, unsay atong sud-an? Inahan:…
Read moreApart from the list of awesome museums to visit in New Mexico, there are few places and attractions you might have missed to see because (1) they are quite far from the big cities and (2) you just have not heard or read anything about them. Below, I listed the…
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The community of buildings is called Earthship Biotecture. This unique community in Taos, New Mexico has 70 buildings (aka Earthship) and the number is still growing. Being environmentally-friendly, the structures are made of alternative building materials, such as adobe mud. Who started all this? Architect Michael Reynolds built his first…
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I stayed at the Best Western Kiva Inn in Fort Collins, Colorado for four days, and I was not disappointed. Since it is just a 10-minute drive to the U.S. Geological Survey offices, I was never late for my meetings. The hotel is also near Fort Collins Museum of Discovery…
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If you are new in New York City and only have a few days to roam around, get the most out of your days. See the places people talk about and tourists frequently take photos of, shop in, learn about. There are only a few of them and very accessible…
Read moreI have traveled far and wide in New Mexico, visiting national monuments and parks and joining unusual celebrations. I had climbed cliffs, went down into deep caves, and even slid down white desert sands. While I am impressed with the natural wonders New Mexico has to offer, I am more…
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