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Exploring northern Luzon off the beaten track

By Ivo Sieber | May 25, 2014 - 12:00am

 I have to start with a disclosure — and an admission. No, I’m not really a travel writer, just trying my luck. And I happily admit that I love to drive, and occasionally do so in a way that gets...

Travel and Tourism

The Cordillera Banaue (Conclusion)

By Kristalle Marie Garcia-Kekert | January 12, 2011 - 12:00am

Who would have imagined some 2000 years ago (when the world renowned Banaue Rice Terraces were created), that this secluded part of Luzon would somehow attract millions of visitors worldwide?

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle