One of my dreams ever since finding out that I like to travel is to share this passion with other people. Fortunately for me, I’ve been able to find other like-minded people who also share the same passion.
However, there’s still so many people who believes that traveling is just much too expensive and that they cannot do it if there’s no one there to guide them.
Thus, after realizing how much I love making itineraries, enjoying planning different destinations, me and a bunch of other travel bloggers decided to find a way to share our passion and love for traveling by opening up a travel group.
But not just any travel group. We wanted to share the deepest secrets of traveling – traveling to destinations that the mainstream tourism has never heard of, destinations that are rarely seen in other tour groups. Without having to break banks.
We wanted to help others develop that love for our country that runs deeper than languages, dirty politicians, poverty and flash floods. Deeper than having to stay to serve your country, sacrificing your own development for the development of your country.
We wanted to show you how blessed we are by God, despite our constant struggles with everyday life.

Because when you’ve seen the magnificent limestone cliffs surrounded by gorgeous, clear waters in Palawan, you know our country is worth it. And when you see the peak of Mt. Pulag and how amazing it feels to be wrapped up in clouds, you know it wasn’t just magic that made that happen. And when you walk 3 hours in unruly dust and ashes just to see the picturesque beauty of Mt. Pinatubo, you know that after every tragedy, there is always a blessing in disguise. You realize how beautiful Mother Nature is.
And you’ll regret throwing that piece of junk in the middle of the jeep while going home.

Because when you see the truly white sands of Bantayan Island, you realize that the Philippines doesn’t just have Boracay to offer. It has more. So much more and sometimes, before we go jetsetting to other countries and believing that other countries have greener pastures, we have to discover our own first.
So, in light of my whole (hopefully convincing speech), I invite you to join us.
Join us as we travel the country. Join us as we travel the world.
The cheapest way possible of course. Because this is how we see traveling.
Full of experiences. But never defined by how much you spend.
For more details on Project Dora, please visit www.projectdora.com
Like our Facebook at www.facebook.com/projectdora and join us in Baler on October 6 – 7!

10 Comments
this seems like a worthy undertaking! congrats!
Adelle recently posted..Accommodations in Davao City, Philippines
thanks Adelle, sana nga lumaganap.

biyachessa recently posted..And I Hereby Challenge Myself…
naks naman lume-level up ah! goodluck on your endeavors!
Christian | Lakad Pilipinas recently posted..MAKATI CITY | Make it Makati: Capture it as it Happens Photo Contest
haha. thanks idol! invite ka namin minsan ha. hehe.
biyachessa recently posted..And I Hereby Challenge Myself…
Congrats and good luck guysss! And oh, just noticed your kikay header

GayE @ Pinay Travel Junkie recently posted..Colonia Santa María la Ribera, Mexico City: Morisco Kiosk And Museo del Instituto de Geología de la UNAM
haha! syempre. kikay ako eee. hihi. thanks! sana nga umunlad.
Love your header and your new theme! Galing galing! And I really hope pwede ako sa Oct 6-7. Been wanting to go to Baler in like forever kaso I never had a chance pa.
Aleah | SolitaryWanderer.com recently posted..One Cold Day in the Grand Place, Brussels
aww. sama na! hehe. thanks! alam mo naman kung gaano nakakaadik magpalit! pinagod lang much. haha! worth it naman, i think.
As promised I’ve come to check out Project Dora , a great idea, and congratulations! You are correct , there’s so many elements to The Philippines, and getting out there and exploring it is a must! If you ever make it to Australia let me know and I’ll be your guide around this little part of it .
sana makajoin ako minsan sa lakad nyo..