Most Filipino travelers would go to nearby countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Macau (Visa free country) but very few would go to Indonesia. Most Filipinos would only know Bali and Jakarta but little did we know that Indonesia has so much to offer for all types of travelers.
In July 2016, I got invited by the Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia together with 50+ other South East Asian bloggers and influencers to travel around Indonesia for 12 days. I extended my trip to Jakarta for 3 days and was not able to do so much because of the traffic jam. Few from our batch went to Yogyakarta and seeing their amazing photos made me want and eager to go back to Indonesia and visit Yogyakarta.
Luckily Last January 2018, I was able to go back in Indonesia, had a 4-day trip to Jakarta with AirAsia and finally extended my trip for another 4 days just to see the wonders of Yogyakarta. I always wanted to visit temples and palaces in this region and finally, I did. Let me share you where we s…
In July 2016, I got invited by the Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia together with 50+ other South East Asian bloggers and influencers to travel around Indonesia for 12 days. I extended my trip to Jakarta for 3 days and was not able to do so much because of the traffic jam. Few from our batch went to Yogyakarta and seeing their amazing photos made me want and eager to go back to Indonesia and visit Yogyakarta.
Luckily Last January 2018, I was able to go back in Indonesia, had a 4-day trip to Jakarta with AirAsia and finally extended my trip for another 4 days just to see the wonders of Yogyakarta. I always wanted to visit temples and palaces in this region and finally, I did. Let me share you where we s…
Davao Kadayawan Festival looks so beautiful and colorful. It's great to know that the best team is given a good amount of money so that all the teams are motivated to give their best. In the end tourism wins. Thanks for a wonderful post
ReplyDeleteDavao Kadayawan Festival looks so colorful and beautiful. I'm glad to know the meaning of the word and the process of the celebrations.it's great that the prize amount is good enough so that all the participating teams remain motivated and give their best. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHeu momma lee, nice article. I miss attending festivities already. Last time was last year in Niyogyugan Festival in Quezon. Thank you for sharing the Kadayawan. The photos were really great.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many colors in it! A paradise for a photographer. Wish I was there with my camera.
ReplyDeleteTotally! You see, festivals in the Philippines are all interesting
DeleteWow, these costumes look awesome. And I'm quite impressed that students of all kinds of ages seem to participate - the parade has to be huge... I think while planing for visiting a foreign country one should definitely consider also doing this during certain times of the year to witness festivities such as this one :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewow! so colorfulllll!!! Love it! I should go there! I'm sure I can take some good photos....
ReplyDeleteI like those vibrant and colorful costumes. I am sure the environment is also equally vibrant. It's always great to experience the local culture when around.
ReplyDeleteHi Mommy! Never been to Kadayawan Festival but I am planning to go in the future, by the way from Cebu here! Thanks for this colorful and informative article!
ReplyDeleteDavao Kadayawan Festival looks so lovely. The riot of colors and enthusiasm is well captures. For that kind of prize money, I can totally imagine the preparations the entire year. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteThe Davao Kadayawan festival looks so bright and colourful. So fascinating that the festival is in honour of Durian fruit and the Orchid flower. Another refreshingly new aspect of the Philippines has come to the fore through your post.
ReplyDeleteI live attending such colourful festivals like this ...this actually reminds me of a similar festival they had in bali when I lived there and some impromptu festivals they held in South America. I'm saving this post for when I get to the philipenes
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