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The newly opened, fun-filled and the sweetest museum in Manila is finally here! ♥

Get crazy by their various desserts and instagrammable spots for the duration of 2 hours!

Entrance fee:

Book online – Php 699.00 at https://www.thedessertmuseum.com/ or at www.metrodeal.com for Php 599.00

Walk in – Php 799.00

Inclusions:

2-hour guided tour

Free desserts

Unlimited photo ops ♥

Feel free to comment anything or just drop by the comment box if you have questions.

Love ,

Eryl

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Life is indeed beautiful and wonderful. Thus, exploring more of myself through travels is one of my goals as I enjoyed my years being in 20s. With that said, Nothing was more rewarding than spending my summer staycation this year at Pico de Loro Cove at Hamilo Coast, Nasugbu, Batangas.

 I had never thought of visiting this admired property too soon but I was so lucky to be given a privilege to visit this upscale destination and spend a night along with a loved one. It was a weekend of relaxation, exploring new things and appreciating more of Mother Nature. It was a superb getaway that I’ve been looking forward way way way back. 

 A day is not enough to explore Pico de Loro Cove as there are so many things to do here. You can have your personal leisure time while the Pico de Loro Beach and Country Club offers an extensive range of indoor and outdoor activities such as swimming, kayaking, snorkeling, billiards, cove tours, tennis, volleyball, basketball, bowling, videogame, music room and even fitness center. 

I didn’t know how to play  billiards, but boy my boyfriend was an awesome mentor. He was strict. But I get to learn how to strike at the first set! Haha!

But, if you’re like me, lounging at the beach and appreciating nature’s beauty are more than enough.

enjoying life to the fullest, hi there travel buddy! 

Just in time for dinner in Lagoa Restaurant  where we feasted on Adobong Pusit and Chicken Teriyaki, and myghad we’ll definitely come back for these delicious delicacies! This is the best getaway I had so far. It was very relaxing getaway. It was more of spending quality time with my man, with great foods, and great views, in a superb place. I am looking forward to visit Pico de Loro Cove and the other coves anytime soon. We had an awesome Pico de Loro Cove experience!

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It was one sunny Sunday when our feet brought us to this artsy fansy place in Antipolo City. I have been hearing great stories about this awesome place that made me so eager to pay a visit.  It’s something that we both wanted to do as early as last year but just haven’t had the chance to until last weekend. I am so happy to tick off Pinto from my bucket list!

The artworks featured are of different interpretations and expressions, showcasing diverse contemporary works of Filipino artists.

Make sure to explore every corner of this place. You will be amazed how these artists have come up with such unique and sometimes controversial art pieces.

    I couldn’t exactly call myself art-savvy but I’m telling you, Pinto is packed with creative goodness! And the landscape that houses them couldn’t be more perfect. 

Pinto Art Museum is a gem. I am so glad that such a wonderful place exists in this side of the country. But it also makes me think of how we often overlook the beauty that’s just within our reach. We book expensive airline tickets just to have the time of our lives but really, we need not go too far! All we need to do is to open our eyes and explore. No passport needed! 

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Find things that will make your everyday brighter. 🌻🌻🌻

🌻 SUNSHINE FARM PHILIPPINES is located at Brgy. Lalig Tiaong, Quezon. madali mo po syang makikita kasi along the hi-way sya.. if you're going north nasa left side sya with colorful flags sa labas. 🌻 Entrance fee is 100 pesos per head. 🌻 Sunflowers are ranging from 150-250 pesos)... buying flowers is not complimentary. If you want just buy one to make your day extra sweet and special 💕 charooot! 😆 🌻 bring foods dahil wala pong pagkain don pero super lapit naman nya sa City Mall mga ilang kembot lang 😉 🌻 at para sa mga "Solitude People" or solo travellers wag po kayong mag-alala pede po kayong magpapicture sa mga employees nila 😉 they're all approachable but ask politely po.. 🌻 babala magdala po kayo ng payong/balabal at tubig lalo kung mainit ang panahon dahil iilan lang po ang pwedeng masilungan..

ENJOY 🌻🌻🌻

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Most museums and art galleries today prohibit taking photos/videos of their displays for security purposes and safety of the visitor. But have you ever visited one that encourages you to take photos with the displays?

Look no further, the Philippines’ largest 3D Art Museum is what you are looking for.

Art In Island is an interactive art museum with 2 floors worth of 3D paintings that allow you to take photos with / in them.  The entrance fee is Php 500.00 per adult (sorry!! I forgot how much it is for the kids!!). Bring Ids also for discount!  They don’t allow footwear inside.  You can either buy the socks they sell at the entrance for Php 150.00 or you can go barefooted. To good we were all prepared and brought socks with us! haha  :)

The Art in Island has been gathering a lot of attention ever since it open its doors. It boasts its interactive art displays for every man, woman or child, even my lola and lolo enjoyed it!  Fun!!

What to bring and not to bring?

Bring yourself and a couple of friends or family (like the saying, the more the merrier)

Camera (a smartphone camera can do with a lot of storage)

Powerbank (you might run out of battery taking photos)

Socks (you are not allowed to be in shoes inside the museum but you can be in socks, there is a Shoe and Baggage Deposit area for your shoes and luggage)

Jacket (the museum is air-conditioned so it can get cold in some areas)

Cannot:

You cannot use your tripods or monopods inside the museum

Food and Drinks are not allowed inside 

TIPS:

Tip #1:  You can skip your meal before going there because yes, there are cafe/ restaurants inside the museum.  

Tip #2:  While inside the museum, pay attention to the “camera spots” on the floor - that’s where you (or the one taking the photo) need to stand in order to capture the scene.

Tip #3:  Be one with the art.  Just loosen up and have fun!