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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

What to watch? A guide of films to binge-watch during quarantine season

Quarantine season got a lot of us locked up in our houses and or limited the way we live. We rarely get the luxury to stay outdoors due to the pandemic we are facing thus we confine ourselves into our...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Monday booster blog 1: How to start your week ahead?

I bet some of you feels this “Monday sickness” every week. A tired and exhausting feeling that comes at night before or when you wake up at mornings of Mondays. Yeah, I know, there are people who hate...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

University Horrors: The Freaky Encounters at University of the Philippines Diliman

Starting off the series of freaky fridays blog , here comes a very special list of stories featuring Universities around the world. For today’s article we will talk about the rumored paranormal encou...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

a journal collective: introducing freaky fridays blog series

Hello Readers! Friday nights are not just for partying but also a time to spook out yourself. Known as devil’s day, we are here with stories that will definitely freak you out. From tales to occurre...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Beauty in the ruins: Philippine historical places worth to travel

The Philippines was colonized for centuries. It was greatly manifested with the influence of cultural variations that shaped the modern day Filipino society. For today’s blog, let us look back in Ph...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

The old Philippines reimagined: Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar

Located in Bagac, Bataan is the 400-hectare quaint resort that will make you feel the old Manila during Spanish colonization period. The resort has restored over 30 heritage homes from different par...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Corregidor: the rocky frontier of Luzon

The rocky island that served as a base for military command during the colonial era is one of the most important historic and tourist site in the Philippines. You can check out the Pacific War Memoria...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

The Taj Mahal of Negros: The Ruins in Bacolod City

The Ruins in Bacolod City The Nutsberry garden or called as the ruins of Bacolod City was built in 1920 to commemorate the owner’s late wife. For this reason, it was known as the Taj Mahal of Ne...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Paoay Church and Ruins: a hidden gem of the north

Ilocos Norte is a famous travel destination among local and foreign tourists travelling in the Philippines. One of the famous itineraries when visiting the region is the San Agustin Church or simpl...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Intramuros, the walled city of Manila

Intramuros is a historical area located at the country’s capital, Manila . Also called as the Wall City of Intramuros , it holds significant attribute to Philippines for being the religious and educ...

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@ajournalcollective · 4 years ago

Tuesday the 13th, a day of wariness and fear

The western world is known to fear Friday the 13th . Some culture in general associates number 13 as an unlucky number from various mythical and superstitious beliefs correlated with it. Although Fri...

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