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Top 10 Under-The-Radar Destinations Filipinos Should Visit – India, Sri Lanka, Bali, Manila

8 years ago

#tassnoofilipino India, Sri Lanka, Bali, Manila. From reinvented capitals to secluded island getaways, here are the top under-the-radar destinations according to these certified Filipino wanderlusters. #illustradomagazine

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Top 10 Under-The-Radar Destinations Filipinos Should Visit – Vienna, Berlin, New York

8 years ago

#tassnoofilipino Vienna, Berlin, New York. From reinvented capitals to secluded island getaways, here are the top under-the-radar destinations according to these certified Filipino wanderlusters. #illustradomagazine

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El Camino de Santiago: A Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela

9 years ago

Filipino travel bug Al Manlangit tells us about his grueling pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Spain, where he biked the whole 750km route from Pamplona close to the French border. With just a backpack filled with some clothes, a camera, some Granola bars and a bottle of water, he pedaled away and headed to where St. James – one of Christ’s first disciples, was believed to be buried. #illustradomagazine #taasnofilipino

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Pinoy Traveler: Sri Lanka

9 years ago

Filipina Engineer Mary Jane Alvero shares her Sri Lankan experience with us and writes an in depth guide on how to get around and what to expect. Formerly known as Ceylon, Sri Lanka is one of the largest tea producers in the world! It is also home to the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage. Find out more on this edition of Pinoy Traveler. #illustradolife #taasnofilipino

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Filipino Traveler: Easter Island

9 years ago

Filipino travelers Kylene and Chino Batin take us around breathtaking and mysterious Easter Island, one of the world’s most isolated inhabited islands located in the southeastern Pacific ocean, home of the Rapa Nui and the mysterious Moai statues. #illustradomagazine #taasnofilipino

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FILIPINO Chile: Chino & Kylene Batin in Santiago

10 years ago

Santiago is known for its unique landscape as it is located between the Andes and the Pacific. Imagine driving two hours up north and you will be 12,040 feet above sea level in Valley Nevado, a ski resort within the breathtaking Andes Mountain. Filipino travelers Chino and Kylene Batin takes us to the charming capital of Chile. Filipino Chile –

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Travel Etiquette Tips for Global Pinoys : Do’s and Don’ts when visiting other countries

10 years ago

Know what to do and what not to do when you travel. Seasoned Filipino globe trotters Cleene Arcilla and Marianne Silloriquez share basic travel etiquette tips for global Pinoys.

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Travel with Just Your Philippine Passport: Visa Free Countries for Filipinos

10 years ago

Travel with just your Philippine passport to these visa free countries for Filipinos! Global nomad Kenneth Surat and his travel blogger friends take us to some of the best and most accessible destinations! #illustradomagazine #taasnoofilipino

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Filipino Traveler: The Travelling Pasaway

10 years ago

Filipino traveler: Are you a travelling pasaway? Here’s how to not be an annoying tourist.

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Solo Travel: On my Own

11 years ago

There are many reasons why solo travel for women, especially for pint-sized Pinays like me, can be more of a challenge. Writer Kristine Abante recounts her experiences as a solo traveller and shares her 5 takeaway lessons from her travels. #illustradolife #taasnoofilipino

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