Planning your trip entails some form of dedication -- from hustling-through-the-midnight budget plane fare bookings, deciding where to go, researching what to do and, most especially, where to stay. Not to mention the challenge of organizing 15 people for the trip (I promise to dedicate a different blog entry for this and will discuss on "how to keep your big group organized in times of big out-of-town vacations by not implementing Martial Law"). This time, we decided to visit the Queen City of the South and experience the much-talked-about Sinulog Festival. Much to our excitement, we already planned our activities and started daydreaming of things to do. Since we wanted to maximize the whole festival, logistics is very crucial. We were advised that most of the roads are closed and finding a public transport that can bring us to different places might be close to impossible (take note, we are 15). I started searching for a place with the following factors to consider: (1) budget, (2) accessible to places around the heart of Cebu, (3) can house 15 pax, (4) good basic amenities.
Luckily, I landed on Balay Bakasyunan's page.
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