Vibrant Visayas

Gravity is a powerful unseen force that keeps all things and (sometimes people) on the ground. But what’s even stranger is man’s seemingly inherent desire to defy it. We’ve seen airplanes and jets dancing in the sky, now how about furniture and food screwed to the ceiling? That’s what you’ll see at the Upside Down World Cebu. (adsbygoogle

Calea Pastries and Coffee Shop is popular in Bacolod City. It has become a habit for tourists to drop by and sample the cakes at Calea. Back in 2013, my team of facilitators from Cebu Teambuilding Services had our obligatory Calea dessert. This was after we did a program in nearby Murcia town. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); At

When Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi arrived in the Visayan islands in 1565, he made a friendship treaty with Datu Sikatuna. Datu Sikatuna was the chieftain of Bohol at that time. The tribal ritual was called Sandugo or blood compact. The ceremony happened on 16 March 1565. Nearly 44 years after Ferdinand Magellan visited the islands. It