Asia Traveler Advice

Aside from swimming and sunbathing, you can also dive, snorkel, skimboard, kite surf, parasail, jet ski, and go on a sunset cruise in Boracay. There are many shops catering to these activities from Stations...
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At around 300 yen, you can experience bathing in an authentic Japanese public bath but be sure to take note of these reminders. Remember to bring your own towel and yuoke (washing pot) with you. ...
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There are numerous dive shops in Stations 2 and 3 if you want to dive, although marine life in Boracay is not as good as in Puerto Galera, Cebu, Bohol or Davao. You would only see little colorful fish...
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Generally, snorkeling in Boracay is a waste of time and money as there is not much to see underneath. You would have to go very far from the shore to snorkel. The snorkeling site is usually 10 to 20 feet...
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The Flower Festival is a month-long affair held every February. Its highlight, usually held in the last week of the month, is the street dancing and parade of floats. Tourists come to the city in droves...
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Skimboarding in Boracay is a safe activity for young children since the sport is only done on the shores. It's an activity both you and your children may enjoy. You can rent a rubber skimboard for P100...
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Parasailing in Boracay is one of the most enjoying activities to do here as the air is fresh and you can see the whole island from 30 to 100 meters above. The ride usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. It feels...
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When going to ride on a banana boat, be sure to wear your life vest and hold on tight to the strap. It's a fun ride over the waters especially if your are with friends and family. You can request the...
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If you wish to see the life of India in a nutshell, you can check the Ganges River where you can see all sorts of happening, from the ceremonial Puja to the mundane activities of the people like washing...
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Traveling to Boracay during the off-peak months or during the rainy days (from July to September) may not be a good idea as frequent typhoons visit the area during these times. When there are typhoons...
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When while in South Korea  you are approached  by locals to pose at the Gyeongbok Palace complete with royalty Hanbuk ensemble then be sure to pay just 30,000 won (which is $30). If you’re...
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During the rainy season (July to September), there are frequent power cuts and blackouts in Boracay so traveling to the island during these months may not be a good idea. If you happen to book during...
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Be sure to bring an insect repellant and to apply it to your skin before sleeping or hanging out in the beach at night. There are many mosquitoes around, even inside an airconditioned suite. Avoid the...
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Other than people watching, you can also row on a rented boat on the lake located in the middle of Burnham Park. Price for the boat rent varies from vendor to vendor but the usual fee is 60 pesos (about...
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