An unfortunate turn of events sort of ruined my trip around the island of Panay. Bad weather is not in anyone's control so I just took in stride and figured out what I could do after a deadly storm passed over the island. I wanted to explore the attractions of Capiz outside Roxas City, but the devastation that the storm left behind made it difficult. So I was left with exploring Roxas City and its nearby attractions during my stay in Capiz.

I've been to Malaysia multiple times, but have yet to visit the cool climate and rolling tea plantations of Cameron Highlands. This time around, I visited the Cameron Highlands.

I finally had the chance to visit Panay during a solo trip back in December 2014. I was able to tick off a few Philippine provinces which included: Aklan, Antique, and Capiz.

I've been to lesser known places in the Philippines and other parts of Southeast Asia from Lake Sebu, Philippines to Solo, Indonesia. Somehow I have yet to visit the most popular destination in the Philippines, Boracay. I have put my trip to Boracay aside for so long because I figured I would always have time to visit it anyway. But when the opportunity to go to the most popular beach destination in the Philippines arose, I decided to visit and discover what the fuss was all about.

Pardon me for the uber late post.

El Nido is a place I wouldn't mind keep coming back to. I got the chance to revisit this paradise in November 2014. I didn't mind doing Tour A again because there was no one else doing Tour D, a tour I was unable to do the first time I visited.

The Philippines has plenty of beaches because of the country's long coastlines. During my return trip to Palawan, it's my third time in the province already, I decided to visit the longest beach in the Philippines in San Vicente.

I liked El Nido so much I decided to return last November (2014). This time around I wanted to visit some of the places I missed out on during my first trip in the summer of 2013. One of those places was Nacpan beach.