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Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home: A Review
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
This is a review of Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home.Place:It was situated in a very odd area, a street with full of concrete buildings and houses. The house is near to a busy street where jeepneys, cars, and taxis always pass through.House:The gate was not... [read this article]
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Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home: Decision to Visit - The reason why my students and I visited the Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
This is the story of how my students, me and my hubby have gone to visit the house.I went to the different museums the day before our field trip. I tried to know the route and be familiar in going to the different museums for my hubby since he is the... [read this article]
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Fort San Pedro: My Many Visits - This is a story of my many visits in Fort San Pedro.
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
First Visit:
I remember when I was a kid, my parents decided to go to Fort San Pedro and have a visit there. So they tagged me along, that was the first time I saw my parents so sweet, like a date or something. I never expected that I would... [read this article]
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Fort San Pedro: History - A little bit of the history of Fort San Pedro
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
Real Name (in Spanish): Fuerza de San PedroTotal Area: 2,025 square metersMaterials used in construction: stones and mortarYear of Construction: 1565Built by: SpaniardsPurpose: To stop the sieges of the natives as well as the Muslim pirates to come inYear... [read this article]
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Fort San Pedro: Trivia - Few things about Fort San Pedro
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
Here are few things about Fort San Pedro (the Past and the Present):1. Fort San Pedro is considered as the oldest and smallest fort in the country. 2. It took around 200 years for the existence of the Fort San Pedro to be known. It was King Philip II... [read this article]
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Fort San Pedro: My Review - A personal review of Fort San Pedro
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
This is my personal review about Fort San Pedro.Place:It was clean, well-maintained and the place was full of green. The place was preserved very well and till now after all the flood, typhoon, strong winds and other disasters that visited Cebu it is... [read this article]
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Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home: The House - This is a description of the Ancestral Home of the Yap-San Diego Clan
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
The Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home is referred to as "bahay na bato" which means a house made out of stone.Yes, the house was made out of stone but not just ordinary stone but "coral stones" and they used egg white to let the coral stones... [read this article]
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Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home: The Tour
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-16)
My students and I waited for a few minutes for the tour guide whose name is Mr. Val San Diego, the owner of the house himself. While waiting for him, the guy who was sort of a caretaker (a relative perhaps) there told us to sign up the guest book. He... [read this article]
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Yap-San Diego Ancestral Home: Introduction
by ultimatetravel (added on 2009-05-15)
My students in HRM and Tourism Management, my hubby and I went out to a Field Trip and visited one of the oldest houses in Parian (a place where the richest people in Cebu lived) as what I have remembered what my history teacher discussed before.It was... [read this article]
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Oslo Blog Gathering 2010 - Oslo Blog Gathering, August 11th to 15th, invites all to explore the city and Norway’s history, culture and traditions. It’ll be a compact guided adventure invited by RennyBA’s Terella, to give everyone in Blogsphere a chance to see some of the attr
by RennyBA (added on 2009-10-15)
Here are some atraction to visit at Oslo Blog Gathering 2010:Oslo Opera House recreational Culture for the PeopleThe Norwegian Viking Ships ... [read this article]
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