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This blog details a budget travel guide for Puerto Princesa which includes an itinerary good for 3 to 5 days, top tourist attractions, options on how to get there and a list of accommodations to stay. Further, this Puerto Princesa blog is intended for budget travelers either solo, family or group travelers.
Summary: This blog details a comprehensive budget travel guide for El Nido which includes a sample DIY itinerary good for 3 to 5 days; estimated budget is P7,400+ per person which covers expenses for entrance, food and transportation only. It also enumerates some of El Nido’s best tourist attractions, top things to do, travel tips,...
Cebu is endowed with beautiful beaches and this list is only 10 of them. Check out when you are ready to explore the stunning island!
If you are having a hard time getting around Cebu, this post would surely help. Read and take notes. 😉
This sample San Vicente DIY itinerary generally targets two top-rated attractions: Long beach and Port Barton Marine Park, with one day allocation for each as they are more than an hour away from each other and going on an island hopping in marine park would take up a full day.
The sample travel itinerary assumes a party of two and would set back an estimated budget of P3,225+ per person which includes expenses for food, transportation, and tour fees. Click the blog to read further.
You need to spend at least 3 days to fully enjoy what Balabac can offer. In coming up with your itinerary, you need to know how close the islands are from each other, what the weather would most likely be, and what time in a day would you plan to visit each island as the tides really matter. You get to the sandbars on a low tide, and you need to leave certain islands like Onuk on a high tide when the boat no longer touches the reef as you depart.
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On my 4-day visit, my eyes were wide open with astonishment at the pristine beauty that its blinding white sandbars and impressively azure waters bring. Balabac was inexplicably majestic and a quintessential canvass of a natural wonder. It has the best beach islands that I have visited in the Philippines in a long shot.
I can go on, string together words to express my wonderment about this quite elusive gem at the tail-end of Palawan, but it helps that I also share some photos in the order based on how they showed out during my close to week-long trip.
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This post shares 2 sample itineraries, for one day and 3 days. It also outlines tips for travelers including the must-see temples in Angkor, the photographic spots for each temple, and the best way to get around.
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You want to spend 5 days to fully explore Siem Reap and get the total feel of this one-of-a-kind destination. Allot 2 to 3 days going around the temples in and outside Angkor Archeological Park, which would likely cost around USD100 including expenses for USD62 3-day Angkor Pass, USD60 3-day tour via tuk tuk for 3 persons, USD5 separate entrance fee each for Prasat Beng and Landmine Museum, and cost for food. You can end each day by going around the night markets or staying late at Pub Street, which would entail another budget. For the two remaining days, and other important things you need to know when traveling to Siem Reap, read the blog.
Explore Iloilo for a day for only P934 or USD18 per person or for 3 days for P4,634+ or USD89, which covers the beautifully spread islands of Gigantes.
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