Filipino Cuisine

Volcanic Grill – The Happiest Filipino Table in Manila

• Posted by Potpot
• 7206 Views
• January 31st, 2015
• in Asian Food, Chill Spots, Restaurants/Cafes
• 4 Comments

Volcanic Grill is a tiny and unpretentious food spot along the residential row at Florida Street in Palanan, Makati City. Its “popularity” comes from diners who drool for good Filipino food in a no frills-no nonsense ambience and not peppered by some social media hype and fancy designs. Being...

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Services

Car Rental / Driver Services in Siem Reap, Cambodia

• Posted by Potpot
• 13294 Views
• January 29th, 2015
• in Resources, Transport Services
• 18 Comments

  CAR / TAXI SERVICE IN SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA DRIVER NAME : Vinith Vuth ADDRESS : Siem Reap, Cambodia EMAIL ADDRESS : vinithvuth@yahoo.com MOBILE PHONE NO : (855) 12 710078 CAR TYPE : Toyota (Sedan) I had a pleasant experience being driven around in Siem Reap by Vinith Vuth....

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Exclusive

Air Asia Features Myanmar

• Posted by Potpot
• 3333 Views
• January 28th, 2015
• in Portfolio
• One Comment

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Preview

Glimpses of Myanmar

• Posted by Potpot
• 3513 Views
• January 28th, 2015
• in Gallery
• One Comment

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Top Destination

Yangon Attractions – What to See & Do in Myanmar

• Posted by Potpot
• 7167 Views
• January 28th, 2015
• in Destinations, Myanmar
• 2 Comments

At the dawn of 20th century, Yangon was the Garden of the East, a flourishing city then at par in style with London. Manicured gardens, pretty lakes and rows of painted sash windows set flush in warmer brickworks dazzled in this part of Asia. After the English left Myanmar...

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Top Pick!

D3553 : More than Just Bed and Breakfast

• Posted by Potpot
• 5475 Views
• November 15th, 2014
• in Accomodations, Bed & Breakfast, Philippines, Reviews
• No Comments

Among the many other pleasant characters that define this pacific island nation, amazing hospitality is one shining badge that Filipinos proudly wear at all times. As bright as its tropical sun and as gentle as the ripples of its cerulean shores, the Filipinos’ concept of hospitality always extends to...

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Party Guide

Bangkok Party Guide | Fun, Exciting and Sinful

• Posted by Potpot
• 6240 Views
• September 28th, 2014
• in Bars, Chill Spots, Thailand
• No Comments

  Sometime in the mid-80s, Murray Head swept the world with his wonder song, One Night in Bangkok. It talks about the city’s nightlife scenes being exotic and wild, deceptive and lustful. I was in my teen days then when it topped the charts. I never understood its imageries,...

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Guide

Bangkok Shopping Guide | Into the Shopaholic’s Lair

• Posted by Potpot
• 5508 Views
• September 13th, 2014
• in Destinations, Thailand
• One Comment

Bangkok is never Bangkok without its shopping attraction—in fact, its malls draw more tourists than its temples, day in and out. Whether you are a backpacker scrimping on a tight budget or the fur-collared, chihuahua-trotting madame, there is always something here that fits your fancy and budget. With a...

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Attractions

Bangkok Landmarks Guide | Happily Lost in the City of Angels

• Posted by Potpot
• 19297 Views
• September 7th, 2014
• in Destinations, Thailand
• 3 Comments

  Dubbed as The City of Angels, Bangkok has always been on the most coveted list of top holiday destinations in the world. The smorgasbord of attractions, vibrant cosmopolitan lifestyles, the warmth of its people and the endless finds from food to fashion are just some of the never-ending...

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Attractions

Bangkok Temple Guide | Of Mosaics and Spires

• Posted by Potpot
• 6259 Views
• September 5th, 2014
• in Destinations, Thailand
• 2 Comments

  The temples in Bangkok are just as ubiquitous as there are 7-11 stores in every street corner. There are about 400 temples spread all around the city, each with its own character, story and cultural influences. Temple tours are one just of the many tourism highlights in Bangkok...

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Island Hopping

Island Hopping in Cambodia

• Posted by Potpot
• 6438 Views
• August 30th, 2014
• in Cambodia, Destinations
• No Comments

  I am from the Philippines where beautiful beaches are common. So island hopping in Cambodia wasn’t really a major part of my itinerary. Anyhow, I got a few days off before I left for Thailand so I decided to check out what are Khmer beaches like. Well, they...

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Beach Town

Sihanoukville | Cambodia by the Beach

• Posted by Potpot
• 7459 Views
• August 29th, 2014
• in Cambodia, Destinations
• One Comment

Sihanoukville is the gateway to southern Cambodia’s best beaches, islands & nightlife. It hugs the rugged coast of Kampong Som Bay, 230 kilometers south of the capital city, Phnom Penh. After getting a temple overload in Siem Reap & the heartbreaking genocide museum visits in Phom Penh, Sihanoukville is...

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Attractions

Phnom Penh and the New Cambodia

• Posted by Potpot
• 4873 Views
• August 27th, 2014
• in Cambodia, Destinations
• One Comment

  Much of what we know about Phnom Penh in Cambodia is its war-torn past. Images of rusty planes and tanks, limbless mendicants and Red Cross camps are probably still stuck in our memories. That is what history taught us and sadly how the world media projects.    But...

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Museums

Genocide Museums in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

• Posted by Potpot
• 4587 Views
• August 27th, 2014
• in Cambodia, Destinations
• No Comments

  Cambodia was one of the biggest battlefields in Southeast Asia. From the time of the ancient powerful Khmer empire until the 70s era of civil unrests, many lives have perished on its land. But nothing could probably come close to notoriety in the entire Cambodian history than the...

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Heritage Site

Luang Prabang | Laos’ Best-Kept Treasure

• Posted by Potpot
• 5469 Views
• August 21st, 2014
• in Destinations, Laos
• One Comment

  Barefooted monks in saffron robes against the creeping daylight, a cityscape of colonial aesthetics and ornate temples, sparkling water gently cascading into piles of boulders, and the fiery sky harboring on the mountains hemmed by the river are the lingering dramatic images of Luang Prabang.   Peacefully nestled...

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Eco-Tourism

Vang Vieng, Laos | Bringing Back the Happy Vibe

• Posted by Potpot
• 3712 Views
• August 18th, 2014
• in Destinations, Laos
• One Comment

  Vang Vieng in Laos is neither a hidden paradise nor its wild stories a kept secret. Its tapestry of natural spectacle, thrilling outdoor activities and popular rave parties are what lure tourists into this small town tucked about 155 kilometers north of the capital city, Vientiane.   Lima...

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Mountain Resort Town

Dalat | Vietnam’s City of Eternal Spring

• Posted by Potpot
• 5717 Views
• August 6th, 2014
• in Destinations, Vietnam
• No Comments

  Vietnam, from north to south is a nation of colonial vestiges — Chinese pagodas and noodles, French buildings and baguettes, American warplanes and burgers. All these myriad of influences create the enviable cultural experience of what we now know as Vietnam. The town of Dalat in the central...

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Attractions

Nha Trang | The Flipside of Oriental Vietnam

• Posted by Potpot
• 3310 Views
• August 1st, 2014
• in Destinations, Vietnam
• No Comments

  In Nha Trang, chatoyant skyscrapers stump the beautiful tiled roof pagodas, cyrillic script fills the menu pages burying the diacritic filled alphabets and the woodsy soviet fragrance drowns the ethereal scent of burning incense.   The Russians are definitely a dense population in the tourist census of Nha...

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Heritage Town

HOI AN | Quintessentially Timeless & Charming

• Posted by Potpot
• 4325 Views
• July 30th, 2014
• in Destinations, Vietnam
• No Comments

  Much to the usual changing panorama of Vietnam—–where sleek skyscrapers compete to reach the heavens and scooters run riotous on its hawker-filled streets, a small town that hugs the south central coast named Hoi An is wonderfully trapped in a dreamy landscape of bygone centuries.     Hai...

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River Cruise

Mekong River | Sailing on Southeast Asia’s Mother of Water

• Posted by Potpot
• 5064 Views
• July 28th, 2014
• in Destinations, Vietnam
• No Comments

  Journeying through inland Southeast Asia means finding yourself in a maze of colonial buildings, zooming scooters, long bus rides and sailing through rivers. In this part of Asia, Mekong is the most popular river as its runs from the southern region of China down to Laos, Myanmar, Thailand...

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