Best ‘Pasalubong’ from Cebu

What's the best pasalubong to buy in Cebu? 

dried fish

dried fish

When a friend learned that I`m in Cebu City, he texted me and asking for some pasalubong. So, I made sure that before my flight back to Manila, I went to Taboan market, the country’s most popular source of danggit and other kind of dried fishes.

Danggit  is a salted dried fish that is well loved by Filipinos. It is usually fried and served with hot rice and tomato. Others dip it with vinegar, garlic and siling labuyo.

Danggit and other dried sea foods are sold at Taboan market at PhP 400 – 700 a kilo depending on the season and your ability to negotiate or tawad.  

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Minalungao: Nueva Ecija's Hidden Paradise (Day 2)

The morning was cold but we get up early because we’re all excited to go inside the cave. Yes, we’re going inside the cave that we frequently visited when we were still students. Minalungao was one of our hiking destinations when we were in college.

Before we started our second day (you may want to read about our first day in Minalungao), we made sure that we had a heavy breakfast--from our camp, we have to walk, climb and cling on rocks today so we need a lot of energy to rich the cave.

Second day adventure begins... 
This time we decided to use the newly constructed stairs...

Calendar: January 2013

2013 is coming! So, I want to start posting monthly calendars featuring the various beautiful places of the Philippines.

Here is e-pasyar's January 2013 calendar. I took this picture during our trip to Sta. Ana,  Cagayan. Soon I'll be posting some pictures from our trip.

January 2013 | Sta. Ana, Cagayan

Did you like it?

Santa Ana, Cagayan (dubbed as the Gateway to the Pacific/ Luzon’s Last Frontier) offers breathtaking views from pristine blue waters and fine white sand, to rolling hills and enchanting colonial structures, to mystical caves and endearing people.

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