While reading the magazine FHM, I read something really interesting. Ok, I said, FHM, For Him Magazine. LOL. Zip your mouth. I’m already 20. Plus, this is not a porn I am talking about. It’s about my hometown, Bataan. So here is what I got from the magazine. Article credits goes to FHM, April 2007 issue
Four Reasons to Be in Bataan
1. Cheap is Sweet. Don’t sell your house for a few weeks of fun. Bataan, being just a few hours drive from Manila is cheap and easy to reach. Their hotels and resorts are easy on the pocket but hard on service and amenities.
2. People are GREAT! If you happen to be one of those adventure travelers, you lose your way as you explore the place, no need to worry. Bataan folks are among the most helpful, most friendly bunch in our hospitable country. They’ll give you the directions when you’re lost tell you if that’s a private property you’re stepping on, or give awesome recommendations. All done without a trace of frown, and never give you a feel as though you were an ignorant tourist being ripped off.
3. Make your mind wander. Just because you’re on a holiday doesn’t mean your mind turns into a vegetable. It doesn’t hurt for you to learn a thing or two. Aside from learning their cultures, the place has renowned historical sites that you can visit. This makes the province a learning and an adventure haven. Head out to the Zero Kilometer Death March Marker in Mariveles. See the Shrine of Valor in Pilar. Talk with the elder folks who really won’t mind you of stopping by for a chat of our new learning.
4. It’s Seafood Diet There. Bataan- a peninsula that sits close to the sea is aplenty. Plus locals know exactly how to cook them well. Among Bataan’s popular dishes are Adobong Pabuka, and Ginataang Suso at Pako (Snails and Fern Sprouts).
2. People are GREAT! If you happen to be one of those adventure travelers, you lose your way as you explore the place, no need to worry. Bataan folks are among the most helpful, most friendly bunch in our hospitable country. They’ll give you the directions when you’re lost tell you if that’s a private property you’re stepping on, or give awesome recommendations. All done without a trace of frown, and never give you a feel as though you were an ignorant tourist being ripped off.
3. Make your mind wander. Just because you’re on a holiday doesn’t mean your mind turns into a vegetable. It doesn’t hurt for you to learn a thing or two. Aside from learning their cultures, the place has renowned historical sites that you can visit. This makes the province a learning and an adventure haven. Head out to the Zero Kilometer Death March Marker in Mariveles. See the Shrine of Valor in Pilar. Talk with the elder folks who really won’t mind you of stopping by for a chat of our new learning.
4. It’s Seafood Diet There. Bataan- a peninsula that sits close to the sea is aplenty. Plus locals know exactly how to cook them well. Among Bataan’s popular dishes are Adobong Pabuka, and Ginataang Suso at Pako (Snails and Fern Sprouts).
Eksdiiiiiii for “hard on service and amenities” hahahaha~ And they didn’t include Mt. Samat on the third? LOL. I just went to Mt. Samat last October and it’s nice to return in that place! It’s my first time to walk from beneath towards the cross, and it was SUGOI [cool]!!! And the foods, they should include Alimango! Haha! Bataan got the finest Alimango BUT, very toxic. You might not wake up the next day. LOL.
Anyway, RANT~ RANT~ RANT~
My internet is still a bitch. Luging lugi na kami! Ang mahal ng bayad sa internet noh! I just don't want to call digitel again. I'm getting bitchy if I talk to them.
Magbasa lang pala ako ng FHM, umook. LOLOLOL
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