You don’t need to be a Saiyan from the Dragon Ball series to produce a kame hame wave. All you have to do is just visit the Philippines, climb Mt. Pulag National Park before sunrise, and you’ll get your kame hame wave on the palm of your hand. Yes, it’s more fun in the Philippines.
I am no surfer. I fear the deep. I fear drowning. You see, fear limits oneself from accomplishing things. But what if, fear is taken out of the picture? What do you get? Adventure!
Devastation can be a blessing in disguise. The most destructive volcanic eruption in the Philippines in 1991 has given birth to an awe-inspiring Mt. Pinatubo Crater Lake.
The iconic Chocolate Hills, the Tarsier, Panglao island, and the Loboc River Cruise made Bohol one of the most popular destinations in the Philippines but Bohol has more to offer than those mentioned.
Every hour matters. Four hours of sleep on a comfy bed was already a blessing. At first, I was thinking that my travel buddy, Ate Macon and I should just sleep at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. But I guess, both of us were not yet prepared for that. Despite being sleepy, we have to force ourselves to get up and catch the Aerobus scheduled to depart KL Sentral at 5:00 am.
Staying at MyHotel Sentral was a good choice. As soon as we exit the mini-hotel, we were just a few steps away from the Aerobus and successfully boarded it. The fare is 1RM cheaper than AirAsia’s Skybus which I’ve tried during my arrival in KL. The fare of Aerobus is RM8 (Php 110.87) while a ticket of Skybus costs RM9.