[In Photos] A Day at a Riverside Fish Market in Dagupan City, Pangasinan
Freshly-caught tuna sold at the Magsaysay Riverside Market, Dagupan City. One-hundred and twenty pesos per kilogram is actually not bad of a deal.
Showing posts with label Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Market. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 19, 2022
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Four Days in Barcelona: Basking in the Eternal Summer of Spain's Second Largest City
The mountaintop town of Montserrat in Barcelona, Spain.
It can be said that here in the United Kingdom, where I currently reside, the weather is almost always unpredictable and the temperature is fickle. It can be summer here, but the sun will be hiding behind a thick fluff of cloud. Or it can be spring, but the temperature is close to 5 degrees. Judging by the color of the skies, you can either bring an umbrella and find out that you won't be needing it, or you could forgo bringing your umbrella but later on regret it when that 24-degree warm weather decides to be a total a-hole and gives way to a surprise shower.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
[In Photos] Japan's Tsukiji Fish Market: The World's Largest
I love you, King Crab. Now come into my tummy!
Monday, October 9, 2017
Three of Baguio City's Most Popular Ukay-ukay Hotspots
Shelves full of pre-loved (and some brand new) sneakers and boots from an ukay-ukay in Bayanihan, Baguio City.
Before the year 2017 ends, by God's will, I might be traveling to somewhere with negative temperatures.
While I'm all consumed with the excitement of flying off to my third G7 country after Canada and Japan, 'til a few weeks ago I was plastered with worry about what I should wear to keep my fingers and toes attached to my hands and feet and where I could shop for them. Just as I resigned myself to making orders for winter boots and ski apparel from online shops, my mom presented her brilliant idea of staying for a few nights in Baguio to scout all the ukay-ukay establishments within the city.
And if there's any place in the Philippines where ukay-ukay shopping is a pleasant experience because of the constantly cool climate and the wide variety of items for sale, it's gotta be the Summer Capital, Baguio City.
Friday, March 31, 2017
15 Things To Do in Davao City for First-Time Tourists (Like Me!)
The "Fruitasan Mo" fruits market at Bangkerohan, Davao City.
"All roads lead to Davao City."
While Davao City in Davao del Sur has always been one of the Philippines' most iconic tourist destinations, its new-found popularity and sudden projection to the spotlight can be credited to the country's most powerful man as of present-- His Excellency, President Rodrigo Roa-Duterte who hails from said province. The largest city in the world in terms of land area, Davao City has always been famous for its low cost of living, public safety, cleanliness, and orderliness, and its export-quality production of fruits and seafood.
