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6 Natural Home Remedies for Indigestion
Indigestion is not actually an illness, but rather a general term for a set of symptoms that can cause you lots of discomfort. The most common among these symptoms is sakit sa tiyan (stomachache), which can also be an indication of a more serious condition in your digestive system, such as gastroenteritis, peptic ulcer, and bato sa apdo (gallstones). Other common symptoms of indigestion include feeling full or bloated long after eating, a burning sensation in the upper abdomen, and nausea. In some cases, indigestion also manifests as frequent belching and vomiting. Known as impatso in the vernacular, indigestion is typically caused by overeating, anxiety, and the intake of too…
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7 Spots to Enjoy Maple Leaves Around Tokyo
Every year from October, the long and narrow Japan gradually enters the world of green, yellow, orange, and red. Many people like to come to the mountains and forests in autumn to enjoy this sight, which is called “red leaf hunting” in Japanese. Many tourists flock to Kyoto for the hunting. For someplace a little less busy, we recommend heading to Tokyo instead where you can slow down and enjoy the beautiful maple trees in their autumn glory. P.S. For easy visa processing to Japan, you can check out Visa Express. Where are the best spots to see maple leaves around Tokyo? 1. Hananuki Gorge Hananuki Gorge is a beautiful…
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How to Get from Bangkok to Koh Phangan
Koh Phangan is one of the most famous islands in the Gulf of Thailand. Whether you’re a certified backpacker or a casual tourist, this is definitely a place you shouldn’t miss. There are 3 different ways to get from Bangkok to Koh Phangan: via plane, bus, or train. Option 1: Bangkok to Koh Phangan via plane The easiest and fastest way to get from Bangkok to Koh Phangan is by plane. Currently, Koh Phangan does not have its own operational airport yet, so you will need to fly via Koh Samui or other alternative routes (Surat Thani or Chumphon). Total travel time is 2 hours via Koh Samui. Via Koh…
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11 Classic Filipino Dishes to Serve Your Guests from Overseas
What are the best Filipino dishes you can serve for foreigners visiting in the Philippines? For sure, this is a difficult question to answer since there are so many delectable flavors in so many iconic dishes all over the country. To give your guest a great summary of the most well-known dishes on almost every Filipino table, here’s a rundown of Pinoy classics. By serving them any one of these dishes, hopefully you’ll be able to give your guest a taste of what our country has to offer — and more importantly — have them craving more! 1. Sinigang Start your meal by introducing your guest to the Philippines’ beloved…
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7 Tips for Traveling in the New Normal
The recent pandemic took the world by surprise, and even with vaccine, it’s likely that it will have lasting effects — especially on travel. Whether we like it or not, there will be a New Normal and we need to be flexible to the changes that go along with it. Here we’ve written some tips for traveling in the post-pandemic world. 1. Bring your own PPE items Did you know that in countries such as Japan, it’s normal for people to wear face masks in public when they are sick? This is to prevent others from being infected whether it’s a simple case of flu. It seems the world is…
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13 Top Things to Do in Antipolo (Rizal)
Living in the city can sometimes be stressful. It’s a good thing there are nearby getaways — such as Antipolo City in Rizal! Located about 1-2 hours away from Manila, this city offers nice staycations, boutique cafes, and activities such as visiting museums, waterfalls, and more. Here we’ve compiled the best things you can do in Antipolo! 1. Visit the Antipolo Cathedral Due to its religious history, Antipolo City is known as the Pilgrimage Capital of the Philippines. As such, one of the must-do activities here is visiting the Antipolo Cathedral, where you can find the image of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage which was brought from Mexico…
