Comments for That Traveling Couple

Comment on Terralta Bucerias: Tips On Renting Or Buying by Everardo

Everardo — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 20:46:28 +0000

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Comment on The Batad Rice Terraces – Oh The Beauty by Andrew and Elysia

Andrew and Elysia — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 16:50:56 +0000

Yeah, I would have liked to stay in one of the huts! It’s pretty intense though – apparently mosquitos can get bad.. But I’m sure you’ll be fine. Tell us how it is. And maybe when you return, if you want to write about it – we can publish it on this site for you?? Hehe, just an idea, let me know!

Comment on The Batad Rice Terraces – Oh The Beauty by babywish

babywish — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 19:28:27 +0000

im super excited! me and my boyfriend will go to batad this end of the month we’ll try to find a native ifugao hut where we can spend the night for a better batad experience cant wait to see those half meter high steps! hahaha!

Comment on The CN Tower Experience by Alex B

Alex B — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 04:02:31 +0000

Hi – I see it everyday. I live across from the island airport. Unfortunately, I am same with the others. I think the present state of siege of downtown Toronto might be more interesting write up about the city. The G20 summit will be here this weekend, and a big chunk of downtown has a Berlin Wall around it. That’s it from TO. Alex

Comment on The Batad Rice Terraces – Oh The Beauty by Alex B

Alex B — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 03:58:24 +0000

Hiya A & E: Those half meter high steps. Yes, I did the waterfall. Ignorance is bliss. I just kept following the 2 guys I was with (I’m maybe as old as your parents). I met a Swiss father and son at the top. The son was concerned for his Dad, who had a heart attack 5 years ago. He wanted to know if it would be too much for his dad. I just said, don’t go. An elderly Belgian couple told him about those half metre high steps. Cheers. Alex

Comment on The Bus To Banaue – Be Careful! by Alex B

Alex B — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 02:47:13 +0000

I took the bus from Sagada (GL or Lizardo) at 700 am, below the St. Joseph’s Inn, near the town hall. Fare was about P250.00. It went via Bontoc, and reached Baguio 1:15 pm with stops in between. The bus is older model than the normal provincial buses but it wasn’t really problem for me. The Halsema Highway (is that what it’s called?) is well, hair raising, with spectacular views. You will catch more terraces in the mountains beyond Bontoc.

Comment on The ONLY Indian Restaurant In Puerto Vallarta by Andrew and Elysia

Andrew and Elysia — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 23:54:56 +0000

Oh noooooooooooo! We were fearful this might have been the case. I’m going to go into a deep sense of depression Thanks for your comments Gary!

Comment on The ONLY Indian Restaurant In Puerto Vallarta by garyrbeck

garyrbeck — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:55:51 +0000

Sadly, our spot has been Closed For Remodeling and not in the usual sense around here which secretly means Out of Business! They only have 6 tables so would have to relocate. If they do, I hope it remains southside. I can call ahed, order dinner for me, for 2 or for 4 and go down and pick it up for my condo! Such luxury getting truly superb food. Great even for Non-Indian cuisine appreciating folks.

Comment on Bucerias – First Impressions by garyrbeck

garyrbeck — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:50:57 +0000

Three of us just ventured there and dined at Tapas del Mundo, Jorge’s upstairs hideaway. The food is astounding. Check it out, right in the center of town. Love Bucerias!!!

Comment on Ticking Off Puerto Vallarta’s Best Restaurants by garyrbeck

garyrbeck — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:49:10 +0000

Ther are so many I cannot list them all from my dining guide here! But for sur Tikul, La Palapa, Trio, Cafe des Artistes, Teatro Limon, Blanca Blue, Vitea, El Arrayan, Mariscos Polo, Tony’s Please, Gilmar, etc.! I write local reviews/promos and enjoy reading what other people are saying, thinking and tasting.