Camping destinations offer something for every adventurer. For some, it is high mountain peaks and hiking trails, other campers simply love a calming appearance and backdrop to enjoy a gorgeous sunset. No matter what your “idea of camping” is, these are three great destinations to consider for your next camping trip, if you have the opportunity to plan them anywhere in the world. (As I don't, lol) 

Devon, England is one of the finest destinations in the world and offers one of the premier camping destinations for camping enthusiasts to add to their bucket list of must-visit destinations. Exmoor and Datmoor offer excellent camping sites, and gorgeous cliffs, valleys, and vistas, offer a wide range of scenic views to choose from.

Mount Cook National Park in New Zealand is a must-visit destination. Landscapes will leave you breathless, and the country’s highest mountain range offers the perfect challenge to skilled hikers. You can’t beat the views from South Island.

The French Alps, a third must-visit camping destination, especially for hiking enthusiasts. Skiers love the destination during the winter months, and hikers flock to the area in spring and summer months for the captivating views. The fresh alpine air, foothills, and scenic at every corner you turn, will make for one of the most gorgeous camping trips imaginable.

There are far too many camping sites to name around the world, for enthusiasts, and individuals who love and want to experience the world’s most iconic destinations and views. If you’re planning a trip to Europe, or a hiking adventure, these are among the top destinations to add to your itinerary around the world. The great weather, hiking and camping sites, and a scenic backdrop for any palette, makes for a truly spectacular trip for your family’s next camping vacation together or the next backpacking trip you have planned.

Remember before you go camping you need to make sure you have all the correct gear for your trip. I would recommend reading some articles on camping in the area you wish to go. Here is one example of a basic camping guide by outdoorser.com. I remember going through all the basic mountaineering boot camp first before I had my first climb in college, being a member of the UP Mountaineers, hehe. It may not look like it but I made it. Anyway point is, be safe always and happy camping!

The Food

Here's what we got : Boneless Bangus (P145.00), Guys on the hood (P160.00), Mama's Kidd (P115.00) and Wings and Rice (P110.00). You guys can actually see the serving size, right?? It's insane! I got the Boneless Bangus and can you just take a good second and look at how huge that Bangus is? It almost occupied the entire freakin plate. I also love the side salad; veggies can't get any fresher than this. Mama's Kidd hasn't changed--it's always been the same since college! For P115 you get chicken, spaghetti, fries, kropek and rice. I wasn't a fan of the wings, I've tasted better. But surely for the price, you still come out a winner. And now, on to the crowning glory of this feast--Guys on the hood! In a plate you get a combination of pork chop, spaghetti, fried chicken, a slice of pizza and rice! Not really sure why they call it guys in the hood though, cause this plate pretty much sums up my appetite lol. 

Would I come back? Always. I mean, it's insane how they can keep the price at a relatively low rate given the price of goods nowadays. The place may have changed and the location may not entirely be the same anymore, but you know it will always be that place that'll give you that fluttering feeling whenever you come in. Memories of my first date with an ex, eating a pancake tower covered in maple syrup; memories of celebrating a little win over my biology exam; memories of bonding with my dorm mates since the old location was just a stone's throw away from my dorm; memories of finally finishing my thesis; and pure, lovely memories of Baguio. So yes, I will always go back. 

GLENN 50'S DINER
Budget : P100-150/person

Monday - Sunday  |  8AM - 9PM

92 Gen. Luna Road, Baguio City

I rarely take care of my feet. The most I get to actually giving it a little attention is putting some lotion every now and then but it doesn't always happen 'cause of the sticky, slippery feeling you get right after. And is it just me or I feel like it attracts dirt 3000x more after lotion has beenapplied because everything just clings on to your feet, yeah? But okay, enough with my unnerving habit of dismissing foot care. Today, I'm sharing a recent discovery I made to make taking care of our feet a little easier. 

I love to browse BeautyMNL mindlessly, always on the lookout for the next best useless purchase I don't really need, lol. I saw the Purederm Foot Peeling Mask and was intrigued by how it works. A quick google search of the product immediately shows you the graphic details of what happens to your feet when you start using the product. I badly wanted to buy it but it was out of stock. Thankfully when I went to the Manila Sundance Bazaar over at Megamall, I was able to grab myself one and at a wayyyyy lower price--P80! I've documented the entire process and made a short video about it. My thoughts? Watch the video to know if it worked or not! And please don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you haven't yet. Have an awesome weekend!