Copa Suites Manila Hotel

264 EDSA Extension, Pasay, National Capital Region, Luzon, 1300, Philippines | 3 star hotel

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Wikipedia Has Failed Me

A travel blog entry by aconthego

First of all, I want to preface this entry by saying that I do indeed recognize that wikipedia is not considered a "legitimate" source of information for research. But highly useful nonetheless when wanting to get some general info on a topic, or maybe location even, right? No, wikipedia has indeed failed me. why you ask? I'll tell you why. Because …

Cosplay Mania 2012

A travel blog entry by travispage

Venturing deep into the anime realm, I found myself lost and confused.

Who are these characters? Do each of these really exist? Am I a nerd for not knowing these things?

Okay, honestly, I don't watch anime, I never have; although, I enjoyed seeing all of the beautiful girls in sexy costumes. Oh, I guess some guys ...

Surfing Philippines

A travel blog entry by tripumdiewelt

Wir wollten mal dem ganzen Chaos in Manila entfliehen, weg von den ganzen staubigen, verm�llten Stra�en, den Stacheldrahtz�unen, den Mauern und Metallgittern, raus aus der Stadt.
Und so landeten wir im Club Manila East, einem Resort vor den Toren der Stadt. Nat�rlich war auch dieses Resort wieder von Stacheldraht eingez�unt. Aber was solls, man findet hier halt ...

Sogo Hotel vs Shogun Hotel

A travel blog entry by kwentuhero

I've been in Manila for two days personal transaction. Again, thank you for the inventor of the airplane for making the Philippine islands closer. Otherwise, I will be traveling three days by ship from Mindanao to Luzon.

Manila is still the Manila I've known. There are so many people and vehicles causing heavy traffic.

Sogo Hotel. I arrived 8pm, so I directly headed to famous and I'm ...

Cyclone day

A travel blog entry by jonandrose

Waking early after a final farewell night out in Manila, Im met with rain like ive never seen before and the news says there is a cyclone coming in from Taiwan.

So once again I start the packing routine, checking out and leaving early for the airport just in case, as I know that Manila immigration and customs are slow and tedious. As predicted they are 1.5 hrs for immigration then I'm told it will ...