Endless Summer Light

There was a time when summers in the Philippines meant waking up without a plan and falling asleep with sunburned skin and a full heart.

Back then, the days stretched long and unhurried. Mornings began with the sound of slippers on pavement, the clink of ice in a glass of gulaman, and the promise of mischief just outside the front door. Whether it was riding on the back of a tricycle through dusty provincial roads or catching fish with bare hands in the river, every moment felt like a small miracle. And perhaps what made it so unforgettable was that it asked nothing of us but our attention.

As we welcome this summer issue, we return to the idea that the best things in life are free. Not just free of cost, but free of expectations. Free of schedules. Free of screens. These are the memories that live on the longest. The breeze through the open windows of a childhood home. The echo of a cousin’s voice calling you to merienda. The quiet comfort of a sunset that needed no filter and no audience.

In this collection of travel stories and lifestyle features, we invite you to revisit that feeling. You’ll find destinations that celebrate nature in its rawest form, local communities that welcome you like family, and experiences that nourish not only the senses but the soul. Whether you are planning a road trip to the highlands or a retreat by the sea, let this be your reminder that sometimes the richest travels are the ones where simplicity takes the lead.

Here’s to the season of rediscovery. To laughter without reason. To slow days and sun-warmed skin. To a Philippine summer that always knows how to bring us home to what matters most.

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