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A volcano you won’t see every day There is an islet inside the crater of the smallest volcano in the world which is in the middle of a lake inside a bigger island. Don’t get confused, I’m referring to Taal Volcano, the smallest active volcano in the world inside a lake inside an island. Just look at the photo to appreciate what I’m talking about. Seeing the volcano from a distance is not difficult, just hop on a bus from Manila to Tagaytay City in Cavite and you’ll be there in 2 hours more or less. But that’s boring, you see it from afar while sitting on a ridge of the lake. That’s why together with some friends, we decided to trek to the volcano’s caldera itself. We left Manila before sunrise at 5 a.m. in the morning and after an hour and half arrived at our destination, the town of Mataas na Kahoy in the province of Batangas. We took a 30-minute boat ride from the town to the island and started our 2-hour hike to the crater. Sounds easy but the first half of the trail is dry and not
When one often thinks of Adelaide, Australia, the first thought that often enters the brain is that of its many churches or some of its popular beaches, such as that of Glenelg. While they are among some of the attractions that make Adelaide a vastly beautiful city, there are many other places and things to do that can make your trip in Adelaide more than just a place to pass through on the way to another destination. From its glorious parks to its magnetism for live events and festivals, such as its namesake and its celebration of the arts, Adelaide is a city that is known for entertainment. You aren’t called “the festival state” for nothing. So come join me, as we unearth the different shimmering secrets of Adelaide, and go behind the city that is more than just one known for its churches. A home away from home: If you’re a newcomer to the South Australian capital, as a traveller, it can sometimes feel good to have somewhere that can feel familiar, or at least similar. That of a litt
With Asia being the most populous continent in the world it makes sense that there are some huge and very impressive sporting venues to be found. Watching sport is a popular pastime no matter where you are in the world and of course; this is no different in Asia. If you’re a keen sports fan and you are planning a trip to Asia, you may want to check out some of the biggest and most impressive sporting venues, either as part of a stadium tour or to watch a live event there. Below are arguably five of the most impressive venues in Asia for those who love to watch sport, but feel free to comment below if your favourite is missing from the list! Bukit Jalil National Stadium Bukit Jalil National Stadium is in Bukit Jalil, Malaysia. It is part of the National Sports Complex located in the south of the city centre of the capital city, Kuala Lumpur. It is home to the Malaysian national football team and boasts a capacity of 87,411, making it one of the most impressive venues to visit in Asia if
