A study about possible solutions for Metro Manila street floods. Read the full article here : https://www.academia.edu/14459567/Street_floods_in_Metro_Manila_and_possible_solutions
“Street floods in Metro Manila and possible solutions” by UP NIGS
Budget travelling to Island of Gods: Bali Indonesia
- Visa: ASEAN which includes Philippines, FREE
- Roundtrip Ticket: PhP 11,000.00+ + Travel Tax in the airport
- Airport Transfer to your Hotel: PhP 670.00+, it can go lower
- Hotel Accommodation: PhP 2,300.00+/night in Satriya Cottages. Very strategic location, very close to the Kuta beach, malls, bars, store, and restaurants.
- Tourist Meal: PhP 150.00+, it can go lower down to P60.00- if you go local like in JI. Raya Kuta Street
- Small Bottled Water: PhP 40.00+
- Day Tour Package: PhP 2,000+/4pax, you and three of your friends can enjoy a day tour package together. Donations and entrance fees in some temples and parks are not included. PhP 30.00+ to PhP 100+ per person.
Contact my new found friend Eka of http://www.balitourexplore.com/ to arrange your tour in advance. - Local SIM with 2Gig Internet: PhP 200.00+/plan
- Swimming in Kuta, Beach: FREE
- Philippine Bank ATM: BDO Atm with VISA:OK and BPI Family with Cirrus:Not Ok
Instead of buying US dollars and using Money Exchange in Bali, you may use your ATM to widthraw Indonesian Rupiah
Balinese people are very friendly and accommodating. And like in any other places, it is nice thing to do to learn basic local languages especially greetings and counting numbers. They will highly appreciate it if you greet them in Balinese like, “Om Swastiastu”, which means “peace, good health to you”. And saying “Suksma” as “Thank you”, while “Suksma Mewali” as “You’re welcome”.
See more photos in this link
Do you have plans visiting Bali? or have you experience Bali lately? How was it? 🙂
Suksma! Selamat Tinggal!
Mt Raung Volcano Erupts, causes flight cancelations around the area including Bali Indonesia
Taken from a commercial flight bound to Bali. Mt Raung Volcano was spewing ash yesterday 1:26pm July 23 2015.
Clueless AirAsia Staff left Frustrated Passengers going to Bali Clueless
Our flight schedule was 815pm yesterday (July22) but they “rescheduled” it the following day (July 23) morning, 815pm. A 12hour delayed flight. Â And now, 815am, the staff in Q9 Gate of KLIA2 is clueless and still waiting for information from their officers.
Until now, staff can’t give use any information yet. Â I will update the progress of this post until we reach Bali.
UPDATE:
- July 23, 2015 8:23am: Staff told us that we are leaving by 10:10am. Again, we will wait and see.
- July 23, 2015 850am: Staff confronted me to delete his pictures and still waiting for update.
- July 23, 2015 930am An airplane arrived but still no info if it is our ride to Bali
- July 23, 2015 431pmYes, it was our ride to Bali… and we are here now in Bali. Thanks to AirAsia management and staff 🙂
An update on my small RaspberryPi Project for Indigenous Kids of Mindoro
Most of these kids doesn’t reach or proceed secondary education.  Because for them, primary education will suffice to live for farming and do labor works.  With this new skills that they have learned, I hope that their future would change for the better.
Jomalig Island, Quezon, Philippines
Itinerary going to Jomalig Island
1200am – Raymond Terminal Bus in Legarda
1230am – Bus Departure to Real Port
0500am – Arrival in Real Port
0930pm – Boat ride to Jomalig Island
0200pm – Arrive in Jomalig Island
Itinerary going back to Manila
1200pm – Break Camp
0100pm – Boat ride to Real Port
0600pm – Arrive in Real Port
0900pm – Van to Manila
1200am – Arrive Metro Manila
- Note: Contact and secure a boat going to Jomalig Island before arrival
More Photos Here
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