Travelling Flowery Path

  NAIMBAG NGA ALDAW KADA KAYO AMIN APO! This time I want to showcase the largest city in the Philippines and is one of the constituent cities of Metro Manila, commonly called QC or "Kyusi".  Quezon Memorial Circle is a national park located inside a large traffic circle. Inside of it, there is restaurant pavilion wherein different resto's are always open.  It's a spot where you can take a break from your daily routine by walking, biking, jogging, shopping or simply sitting on the bench surrounded by the trees. There are plenty of places to sit, chill, relax and enjoy the greenery. There are food stalls area around. Free parking as well. There is also a huge outdoor playground for the kids.  This place is perfect for the plantita's and plantito's. Since it became trendy this past years, I highly recommend you all to visit. There are plenty of beautiful plants with different kinds and types of plants. This large circular park is a good place for a morning walk o

Hello everyone, welcome back to my personal blog and for today's blog I will be sharing to you my top 5 memorable pictures taken from my travel.  Let's start with the year 2019, before the COVID-19 strike, I and my classmates we're so happy because our school, particularly our section has been chosen to be a part of the Tourism Representative Region 3 to participate for one of the biggest event in our country, which is the SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES that is luckily host and is held here in the Philippines. Me and Myca we're appointed in Subic Bay, Zambales.  We are chosen to assists, guide and also inform not just the athletes but all of the visitors coming from Southeast Asian Countries. Also, I do believe that is already a stepping stone for us tourism students to learn to deal with different types and kinds of people and develop our communication. We we're so happy back then because its indeed exhausting but It is indeed a big opportunity for us to be part of it. Ever