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When in Sipalay: Top 3 Resorts to Book Your Stay (and Feelings)
After our quick tour around Bacolod, we took a long but fun road trip to the south to witness one of Negros Occidental’s best-kept secrets—Sipalay. An underrated and often overlooked destination, Sipalay is the most laid-back city that I’ve been to so far....
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Bacolod in Less Than 6 Hours: 7 Tourist Spots to Visit
It has become a tradition for us to go on Visita Iglesia during Holy Week. We usually observe it in the churches of Laguna and Batangas since we are based in the South. Last year, however, we thought of holding it somewhere farther just for a change and to squeeze in...
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How the Masungi Georeserve Can Help You Move On
Travel bloggers often say that the Masungi Georeserve is perfect for beginner hikers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers. While I agree with that 100%, as an advocate for peace on hurt (and Earth), I believe that this protected leisure spot nestled in the tranquil...
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Exploring the Small But Incredible Bohol, Philippines
Bohol of me loves Bohol of you. <3 It’s been almost two years, but the blissful memories of our Bohol trip are still vivid in my mind. I can only think of two reasons why this particular trip has become one of the most unforgettable: (1) It happened during my 22nd...
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5 Tips to Enjoy Art In Island 3D Museum in Cubao, Quezon City
I was with two of my cousins on New Year’s Day last year. We were itching to check out another place to grace our Instagram feeds even if there’s a superstitious belief that one shouldn’t spend money during January 1st to draw luck and prosperity throughout the year....
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A Winning Staycation at La Luz Beach Resort (+ Tips to Help You Win Travel Contests!)
I still have a lot more to prove as a travel blogger before I get to enjoy the many perks that come with being one—sponsored trips, all access passes to various events, free accommodations at resorts/hotels, to name a few. For now, I have to rely on travel contests to...
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What Mt. Pinatubo Made Me Realize
I was in a disastrous state when I went to the once disastrous Mt. Pinatubo. My mind then was on the brink of exploding as I dealt with what I call pre-quarter life crisis. In fact, I almost backed out from the trip. But thank goodness I was surrounded by positive...
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Reminders When Visiting the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo, Rizal
I was that kid who loved studying history but hated going to museums. I know, Alanis Morrissette—it’s ironic. Perhaps, that explains why I cannot completely let go of the past until now. Chos. Anyway, my younger self had no choice because educational field trips had...
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5 Things I Learned from Climbing Mt. Maculot in Cuenca, Batangas
If you’ve got some straightening out to do (just like big girl Fergie), then do some sole- and soul-searching at Mt. Maculot in Cuenca, Batangas. It will surprisingly aid in ironing out all the unnecessary curls in your life. Trust me. Mt. Maculot is the first legit...
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Achieve Squad Goals at Caliraya Resort Club in Lumban, Laguna
Every company or organization faces a number of dilemmas. You know, the usual stuff—from meeting deadlines and targets to dealing with overly demanding clients (and bosses :P). But having been a member of various organizations both in school and in office, I would...
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Top 6 Reasons Why I Love Malabrigo, Lobo, Batangas
♫ Stones… Heavy like the love you’ve shown… ♫ I can’t help but sing to this song whenever I recount my trips to Malabrigo, Lobo, Batangas—a beach destination that is known for its, well, stony shores. Mabato s’ya. Parang ‘yung puso...
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Happy Three Friends at Kota Keluarga in San Juan, Batangas
It was in the middle of September when two of my high school besties and I—out of nowhere—thought of taking in some much-needed Vitamin Sea to lessen our stress brought about by work and school (does love life count?). We were searching for a near but nice beach...
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Touchdown!
You just landed on BrokenBiyahera.com. Mabuhay! Now that you have set your eyes on this site, here are the things that you can expect from and do for its owner, Broken Biyahera. Broken Biyahera, as her name suggests, is broken. Fragile. Aching. Crushed. In short, may...
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