Last month my family and I went to Lanthai Hills in Lombog, Guindulman to witness the majestic view of their place. When we reached at the top of it we were very amazed to see the beautiful panoramic view of the mountains and valleys. It also gave me the Bali vibes because of the ambiance and designs they created. This place is also affordable. The 20 pesos paper bill or coins in your wallet is already enough to have instagrammable pictures.

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This picture was taken on November 28, 2018. I was riding a canoe at that time with my sister and brother while enjoying the calm water in the sea. As we reached that far the sun showed from hiding behind that clouds, we stopped for a moment and took picture with that beautiful sunset.

The sun painted the sky as he bid goodbye.

This is my first laag for this year 2020 at Bohol Beach Club Resort. This place is one of my favorite place because of the beautiful ambience and very relaxing.

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Beachin’ in kalipayan Resort.

By: I belong to the zoo

Writer(s): Argee Guerrero, Josh Villena

Argee Guerrero, the man behind I Belong to the Zoo, told BandWagon.asia on ‘Sana’, “I’m just really happy that a song I wrote about something negative has turned into a huge positive. As much as I appreciate the number of streams, I’d still want to meet the listeners during gigs so as to put faces to the numbers.”When the number of this song’s streams went over 1 million, Argee Guerrero took to Twitter to write the following on the 29th of July 2018, “Kita tayo sa gigs please. Gusto ko lang magpasalamat in person.”The singer told in an interview with PHMyChart.com that he didn’t expect the success of “Sana”, “I don’t expect anything from any of my songs. I just write to express feelings I can’t share so as to serve as an outlet for myself. That’s why it was really a big surprise that most people like the song.”

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