Local food. It's called 'puso'. It's how they serve their rice.
Of course, we didn't miss the all-time Filipino favorite, lechon (roasted pig). omnomnomnom
First spot. The Taoist Temple.
Can't believe there are actually places like this in the Philippines. It feels very much like China. :)
We're up in the mountains.
If I didn't become a fashion designer, I might have been an interior designer or an architect. I appreciate arts and design in any form.
Dragons. :D
Magellan's cross. The very spot where Magellan planted the first cross in the Philippines to mark the arrival of Christianity in the archipelago. The original cross is encased with another wood to preserve it. Teehee, I do read descriptions. :D
Lighting a candle along with praying has always been spiritually romantic for me.
Basilica del Santo Nino.
Haha. sorry for uninteresting pictures. But I am a sucker for interior design and architecture. :b
Our last day was filled with shopping and quality time. It was a stress-free experience. To be away from the busy-ness of daily life.
Cannot live without coffee~
And lots of reading and silence ahead. We did spent our last 3 hours in Cebu hunting for books and entrepreneur magazines. Ahhh. Nirvana. ;) We're going back in December to visit the beaches this time. I can't wait. :D
