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by Ma. Isabella Añonuevo There he was. Arms spread like an eagle wings up the air. He stood unmoved, lifeless but welcoming. The symbol of hope. That’s how one would describe the Statue of Risen Christ located at Barangay 66 Banquerohan Resettlement Site, Legazpi City. It is popularly dubbed among the Residents of the ResettlementContinue reading “WELCOME TO: The Statue of Risen Christ of Banquerohan”

by Christine Nicole Ballaran It was a solemn day, a solemn week rather for it was the time to reflect and pray. Our neighborhood was quiet. They used to turn on their radio on full blast but the loud noises were somehow halted momentarily. The holy week passes by slowly but shortly.  On a FridayContinue reading “Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine”

by Nikka Marie Barbudo My family and I went to Masbate during the summer of 2019. Masbate Province is my mother’s hometown, but I grew up in the city, specifically Legazpi City, therefore I’m not familiar with Masbate place because I only had the opportunity to spend a vacation there for about a week orContinue reading “Buntod Reef Marine Sanctuary and Sandbar”

by Joana May Bellen A lot of people tend to visit certain places where they can unwind and relieve themselves from stress and overflowing concerns. As part of the Gen Z, I am aware and I admit that our generation is the ultimate source of this trend. And yes, count me in! I love toContinue reading “Cagraray Eco Energy Park”

by Jonalyn Abejuela My boyfriend and I enjoy setting travel goals. Every summer vacation, we compile a list of places we want to visit and experience the culture of, especially in Bicol’s tourism destinations. We still don’t have enough money to export to other nations, so we’ll start with our own region in Bicol. FirstContinue reading “Mayon Black Lava”

by Madison Barera Like any tourist, I really wanted to have in a day to have fun and take a break from my stressed life. No wonder when my relatives came to visit in Albay to spend their vacation period; running away from the city’s traffic and hectic life. The best way to have relaxationContinue reading “Hey Volcano!”