Revisiting My Adventures and Future Destinations

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As I look back on my recent travels, each destination stands out, filled with memorable moments and unique experiences. From the futuristic skyline of Singapore to the serene beauty of Bintan Island, and the hidden gems of Rizal Province, every journey has left an imprint on my travel timeline. As I gear up for new adventures, including an exciting photography tour in SOCCSKSARGEN and a return to Cebu for Geeks on a Beach, I reflect on the places that have shaped my wanderlust and the future destinations that await. Here’s a glimpse into the adventures that have fueled my passion for exploration.


My Timeline has captured some memorable destinations. As I revisit these places, it’s also a great opportunity to explore some of the top tourist spots and attractions I might have visited or could visit in the future.


1. Singapore

During my recent adventure, I spent time in Singapore, a world-renowned destination known for its modern architecture, vibrant culture, and luxurious experiences.Marina Bay Sands: No trip to Singapore is complete without visiting this iconic integrated resort. I could enjoy panoramic views from the Sands SkyPark or dine at one of its world-class restaurants.

Merlion Park: Of course, I stopped by Merlion Park, home to the famous Merlion statue. This symbol, with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, is one of Singapore’s most recognized landmarks.

Clarke Quay: This bustling riverside quay is famous for its nightlife and dining options. The Singapore River Cruise from Clarke Quay offered a scenic view of the city skyline and its heritage buildings.

Gardens by the Bay: One of Singapore’s most futuristic parks, I could explore towering Supertrees and indoor conservatories like the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest.



2. Bintan Island, Indonesia

On this trip, I crossed from Singapore to Bintan Island in Indonesia, where I stayed at the Bintan Lagoon Resort and experienced some unique attractions.


Tanjung Uban Heritage and Eco-Farm Tour: This tour gave me a chance to explore traditional Indonesian life. It was a wonderful experience to immerse myself in local culture through heritage sites and farms.

Bintan Mangrove: The Bintan Island Mangrove Tour was one of the eco-tour highlights, offering a chance to explore the island's natural beauty and spot wildlife along the riverbanks.

Safari Lagoi Bintan: Visiting this small zoo gave me the opportunity to see various animals up close, making for a fun and educational experience.

Penyengat Island: A great spot for history buffs, this island is home to an ancient Sultanate palace and mosque that reflect the rich Islamic heritage of the area.



3. Rizal Province, Philippines

Closer to home, I’ve also organized influencer tours in Rizal Province to promote local tourism. Some of the towns I’ve explored include Rodriguez, Tanay, and Angono, all of which have amazing hidden gems.Daranak Falls (Tanay): One of Rizal’s most popular natural attractions, a perfect spot for a refreshing dip or a scenic picnic.

Masungi Georeserve (Baras): This eco-tourism site offers thrilling adventure trails along limestone formations, rope courses, and breathtaking views.

Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs: The oldest known artwork in the Philippines, this ancient site features rock carvings dating back to 3000 BC.

Pinto Art Museum (Antipolo): A haven for contemporary art lovers, offering an expansive collection set in a scenic hillside location.



4. SOCCSKSARGEN, Philippines

Coming up, I’m scheduled for a photography tour in SOCCSKSARGEN, a region in southern Mindanao, from October 25-28, 2024. There are some fantastic spots in this region that I’m looking forward to:


Lake Sebu: Known for its pristine lakes and waterfalls, it’s a serene destination. The Seven Falls Zipline is a highly recommended tourist activity.

General Santos City: As the "Tuna Capital of the Philippines," I’ll be sure to try some of the freshest seafood and explore the bustling markets.

Asik-Asik Falls (North Cotabato): This hidden gem features curtain-like waterfalls cascading down lush green hills—a dream for nature lovers and photographers.


5. As founder of Wazzup Pilipinas, I have been involved in various travel and media partnerships throughout 2024.

In August, my family and I visited Cebu from August 16 to 19, staying at The Noble Cebu Hotel. I am scheduled to return to Cebu from November 13 to 15 for Geeks on a Beach, where I will serve as one of the media partners.

6. In September, I participated in the Biyaheng South Experiential Tour of Cavite on September 17 to 18, 2024, as one of the Biyaheros influencers and content creators, an event organized by MPT South.

These trips and engagements reflect my active role in promoting tourism and technology-related events across the Philippines.


7. Metro Manila, Philippines

Living in Metro Manila, my Timeline likely recorded some of my frequent destinations. There’s always something new to see and do here:

Intramuros: The historic walled city of Manila offers guided tours of Fort Santiago, San Agustin Church, and museums that showcase the country’s colonial history.

National Museum Complex: A great place for art and history enthusiasts, housing important cultural artifacts, including Juan Luna’s Spoliarium.

Bonifacio Global City (BGC): A vibrant modern hub known for its shopping districts, dining, and interactive street art.



Reflection and Future Exploration

My Timeline has become not just a map of places I’ve been but a reminder of the destinations I want to revisit or explore further. Whether it’s retracing my steps through Singapore’s modern marvels, relaxing in the natural beauty of Bintan Island in Indonesia, or diving into the rich history and culture of Rizal Province, there’s always something new waiting to be discovered.