Pinaytraveller
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Japan on a Budget: a Guide for Budget Travelers
So you’ve finally booked your flight and filed your vacation leave at work. Now you’re only a few days away from your dream destination, Japan! For a smooth and memorable trip, it’s important to make some essential arrangements even before you leave. To help you plan your Japan trip, here’s Pinay Traveller’s essential Japan guide for budget travelers! 1. Travel Documents Make sure your passport is valid for six months beyond your travel date and have at least one free page for stamps or stickers. I remember someone being offloaded just because the validity period of his passport was less than 6 months. What a waste of money and energy!…
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Little by Little
Hello. Yes, I am still here. Still navigating the real world after it opened up. Taking my time to get my footing again. I am little by little trying to write again. The conversations with myself on whether or not I should continue this blog has been going on for 3 years. I have neither the answer nor do I have the energy to do anything yet. The funny thing is, I have done a good deal of travel the past couple of years, yet I remain quiet. I think coming up with what to post about is the thing that exhausts me the most. Thinking of the SEOs, the…
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Unique and Strange Christmas Traditions Around the World
As Christmas Day approaches, we anticipate the joy, celebration, and, of course, traditions that go with it. While many of us may have similar traditions, such as putting up decors and exchanging gifts, Christmas is celebrated differently in various parts of the world. From the bizarre to the heartwarming, here are some unique and sometimes strange Christmas traditions around the world. In Catalonia, Spain, the “Caga Tió,” or “Poo Log,” is a popular tradition. A wooden log with a painted face and a red hat is placed in front of a fireplace and hit with sticks until it “defecates” small gifts. It may seem strange to some, but the tradition…
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Visit Mitsukoshi for a Taste of Japan
Mitsukoshi Mall in BGC is like a giant present for those who have been missing Japan but have not had the chance to travel there yet.
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Gen. Aniceto Lacson Ancestral Home – A National Treasure
Nestled within a grove of trees in Talisay City, Negros Occidental, stands the General Aniceto Lacson Ancestral Home, sometimes referred to as Casa Grande. Although looking empty now, one is struck by the house’s evident style and grandeur.








