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Sirao Flower Farm

Sirao Flower Farm is a new eye-catching spot in Cebu because of its captivating beauty and garden-fresh flowers.. It is a flower farm in Sirao, a mountain barangay of Cebu City. The farm went viral because of the celoisa flower, it has a very beautiful colors, red, orange, yellow and purple, perfect for selfies!

To be among the celosia in Sirao is to be burnt alive and smiling, Greek-speak. This is the closest one can get to Greece in the Philippines. Ople, whose family oversees the farm. The flower farm has suddenly become popular, thanks to Facebook and Instagram. It has become an instant tourist spot, it’s accessible by foot, by habal-habal and by ordinary car.

The Ople family is happy and proud that people have taken interest in their flower farm, says Jojie Limotan, a family member.To everyone who has been there, the Oples extend their thanks. To those who are still on their way up, the celosia are still there.

Basco Lighthouse by Tin Madrigal Ancheta

Basco Lighthouse in Batanes

Lately I've been, I've been losing sleep. Dreaming about the things that we could be. But, baby I've been, I've been praying hard. Said no more counting dollars, we'll be counting stars.

Photo by Tin Madrigal Ancheta

Rizal Windmill


 
Rizal Windmill

Wanna visit Bangui Windmill in Ilocos Norte but have no luxury of time? Why go far if you can visit Rizal Windmills of the East and just an hour and a half drive from Manila.

Pink Beach of Calintaan Island

Pink Beach of Calintaan Island

The Philippines usually have cream,white sand beaches..But this one is rarest of them all. This unspoiled beach off Matnog town, the southernmost tip of Luzon, is popular for fine grains of sand that have little specks of pink, prodding locals to also call it “Malarosa” or pinkish. To get to Subic Beach head to Matnog, to which buses offer direct 13-hour trips from Cubao or Pasay. You may also go there by plane via Legazpi, and take shuttles straight to Matnog or via Sorsogon City. From the Matnog Port, rent a boat that will tour you around Tikling Island, the Juag Fish Sanctuary, and Calintaan Island.

Photo by James Singlador Photography

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