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By Mareng Kayod on Nov 27, 2012 in: Meets World, Cafe in Cambodia, The Blue Pumpkin, Khmer Language, Wrap-around pants, Bloom Cafe
I finally realized my travel goal for this year a few weeks ago when I visited Siem Reap to see the majestic Angkor Wat. :) I wasn't able to cross the border of Cambodia and Vietnam as planned but I think it's a good idea to visit them separately to...
By Mareng Kayod on Nov 4, 2012 in: Meets World, Cambodia, Tonle Sap, Siem Reap, Travel
"The air is different here," that was my first description of Siem Reap, the home of the largest Hindu temple of the world, (and the place that I was dreaming about exploring by boat for the past months) and a place for the second largest airport in...
By Mareng Kayod on Sep 6, 2012 in: Meets World, LEARN extra, Surfing, Life Lessons, Surfing Lessons, Zambales
On top of my list when I was in my early 20s (Goodness! I'm saying this now!) was to surf, first was to climb a mountain. I usually have a timeline for my plans, Climb a mountain: 18, Travel abroad: 25, (both were realized by the way) but for su...
By Mareng Kayod on Aug 17, 2012 in: Meets World, Crystal Beach Resort, Surfing, Zambales
Roadtrip. Fresh fruits. Waves. --Some of the few things that keep you high in Zambales, a province in the central part of Luzon (Philippines). For some people in Manila, it's good to go to South and wander under the sea but some prefer to check out w...
By Mareng Kayod on Aug 11, 2012 in: Meets World, Taal Ancestral Houses, Batangas, Taal, Villa Tortuga, Antiques
It seems like I traveled back in time when I stepped in the town of Taal in the province of Batangas. Aside from its very beautiful Church that stood strong for a long time, I am listing my few unconventional favorites in Taal! 1. I like these...
By Mareng Kayod on Jul 9, 2012 in: Meets World, Souvenirs, Onigiri, How to unwrap a rice ball
I don't usually buy so many souvenirs when I travel because I'm more focused in the whole experience and cultural immersion. But when I've seen my souvenirs from Bali and Jakarta which I think were the only things I bought in all my travels, I kinda...