“My destinations are maybe yours tomorrow”
Bohol Club Beach, PhilippinesPosted by Zara on July 30, 2008
Peacefully nestled in the Central Visayas region and regarded among the best tourist destinations around the world. But beyond the magnificence of Chocolate Hills; the antiquity of Baclayon Church; the natural wonders of Hinagdanan Cave; and the rarity of world renowned Tarsier; Bohol definitely offers more. Approximately thirty (30) minutes by land from Tagbilaran City. [...]
Canberra prices rushing forwardPosted by Zara on July 25, 2008
Canberra is the capital city of Australia! According to property information supplier Australian Property Monitors’ latest report, the nation’s main cities had a double-digit increase in rental costs over the past 12 months. In Canberra, the median weekly asking rents for houses rose from $390 in June last year to $410 in June this year. [...]
Barcelona, SpainPosted by Zara on July 23, 2008
BARCELONA! The city has over 50 museums, showcasing permanent collections of works by artists such as Picasso, Joan Miro and Antoni Tapies. At the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) you can see one of the world’s most important collections of Romanesque art. It also has the famous collections of contemporary art housed in museums [...]
Roses, SpainPosted by Zara on July 21, 2008
Roses is located in the Spanish region of Catalonia on the Costa Brava. This is the biggest resort on the northern stretch of the Costa Brava, just 30 kilometres south of the French border. Roses is steeped in history with origins going back to the 8th century BC when the first settlers arrived here from [...]
La Jonquera, SpainPosted by Zara on July 17, 2008
Before the Final Destination! Before going to Spain, I have asked all my friends about Spain. All I know about Spain is the Airport in Madrid for my several stop over out there. A friend told me that, we should stop over Jonquera before the French border. Thousands of trucks there, tourists shoppers and bunches [...]
PERPIGNAN FRANCEPosted by Zara on July 16, 2008
LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON – PERPIGNAN FRANCE Perpignan! The capital of the Pyrenees-Orientales the southern most department of the Languedoc Roussillon. Perpignan France is located near the Mediterranean Sea and is only about 30kms from the Spain. Perpignan retains a distinct Spanish flavour as it was once the capital of the kingdom of Majorca and later Catalonias [...]
Secret Paradise, Caramoan PhilippinesPosted by Zara on July 10, 2008
Caramoan Peninsula The Isolated area from the rest of Camarines Sur! It is no surprise why the Philippines are still the Secret Paradise remain unexploited from the commercial tourism. This year, the French show name Koh Lanta 8 is still held in the East of the Philippines to be exact in Caramoan Island. The [...]
Castle of SalsesPosted by Zara on July 9, 2008
A Spanish fortress of XVe I advise you to highly visit this castle, the only representation of the Spanish rebirth in France. It is in Salses, a small village of the North of Roussillon that draws up more than a good example; military architecture known as ” of transition”. It is the acts; a fort [...]
La Grande Motte, FrancePosted by Zara on July 3, 2008
The Large-Mound (in occitan Mota Granda) is a common Frenchwoman, located in the department of Herault and the Languedoc-Roussillon area. The inhabitants are the Large-Mottois or Largeone. History: The current territory of the Large-Mound/Grande Motte is an old part of the commune of Mauguio; with the time, this territory was used by the men because [...]
Montpellier, South FrancePosted by Zara on July 2, 2008
This was our first stop over to our trip to Spain. Montpellier (in occitan Montpelhièr is a city of the south of France, chief town of Herault and Languedoc-Roussillon area. Montpellier is located between Nimes and Beziers. The city is located at 10 km of the Mediterranean (Palavas-the-Floods) by expressway and at 75 km of [...]
