PH Travel Restrictions Bar Entry From 20 Countries
The Philippines imposed stricter travel restrictions banning entry from 20 countries, and several areas in community quarantine.
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The A Ba Ka of Philippine Souvenirs: Sa for Salakot
Aside from being a decorative piece, souvenirs can also be functional. Come to think of it, most of the time, these are everyday items used by the locals of the places we visit.
That Orange Empanada from the Philippines
Empanadas from Ilocos–one of the most culture-rich regions in the Philippines–are famous for having a bright orange color which will truly stand out against other commercial empanadas. Yes, orange but it isn’t just the alluring color that sets the Ilocos empanada apart.
Here’s Why Glamping is the Way to Go
Glamping is the easy combination of the two words that define it—glamorous camping. And it is what it is; it is a modern version of traditional camping, but with less hassle. With glamping, you get to enjoy the beautiful outdoors, which is definitely good for the brain. Spending time outdoors also boosts your mood and improves your health. In addition to this, here are more reasons why glamping is good for you: #1 It’s relaxing This is the main difference between traditional camping and glamping. When you go glamping, you can sleep on a real bed—far more comfortable than sleeping on the ground, asking your body to follow the shape of your tent. On top of this, let’s not forget about real bathrooms. Though some might say that it’s not a big deal, most people would prefer to do their business in actual bathrooms. For most people, the less than ideal setup of a camper’s bathroom is a turn off and is the reason why they dislike the idea of camping. Finally, a big plus …
Kawa Hot Baths Are Hot Right Now
It’s almost summer and Kawa Hot Baths will only make this season hotter! Locally translated, “kawa” refers to a large flat cooking pan that slightly resembles a wok. Kawa Hot Baths are tourist attractions found in the Philippines, where you, as the name implies, bathe in a kawa. And yes, that’s while the kawa sits on fire. How hot is hot? Taking kawa hot baths are like taking a dip in hot springs–you need to make sure that your body is ready for it. Because the heating mechanism is through direct contact with fire, the temperature will rise gradually. Ideally, the water should be near as warm as our normal body temperature, that’s 37 degrees Celsius. But the range is typically from 36 to 40 degrees Celsius. And just like our regular baths, we need to let our body gently get a feel of the water first before quickly jumping into it. Why get into the trend? Aside from taking those nice, perfectly instagrammable photos, getting into a kawa hot bath gives additional benefits. It …
