Hello, I’m Frecelynne

A lifestyle and travel writer from Manila, Philippines.
Here, I share guides, reviews, and stories to inspire mindful living and meaningful adventures

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This blog began as a personal travel journal in 2013, and today, it’s grown into a space where we share our life… the places we travel, the food we enjoy, and the little things that matter most.

Each destination is chosen with care. Each post is based on what we’ve tried ourselves. If you’re planning a family trip or looking for a quiet weekend away, you’ll find practical guides, food suggestions, and stories.

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  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Antigua and Barbuda

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    Frecelynne Lambino-Roman

    Antigua and Barbuda may be known for its beaches, but its history runs just as deep as its waters. Beyond the shores, the Antigua Naval Dockyard and Related Archaeological Sites tell the story of a time when European powers fought for control of the Caribbean. Built by the British Navy in the late 18th century,…

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Angola

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    Frecelynne Lambino-Roman

    Angola carries centuries of history within its borders. Mbanza Kongo, the former capital of the Kingdom of Kongo, shows a time when African rulers governed large territories before colonial rule changed the region. Recognized as a World Heritage Site in Angola, this town reflects the deep cultural and political influence of one of Southern Africa’s…

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Andorra

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    Frecelynne Lambino-Roman

    Tucked between France and Spain, Andorra often flies under the radar. Most travelers know it for its ski resorts, duty-free shopping, and mountain trails, but there is more to this small country than meets the eye. Hidden within its rugged landscape is a place where history and nature have coexisted for centuries. The Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley,…

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Algeria

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    Frecelynne Lambino-Roman

    Some places hold stories within their walls, and World Heritage Sites in Algeria do just that. From Roman ruins to prehistoric art, these places reveal how civilizations rose, thrived, and left behind traces of their existence. These UNESCO Sites in Algeria are more than landmarks; they are reminders of a past that shaped the present. …

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Albania

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    Frecelynne Lambino-Roman

    Travel always brings surprises. Some places stay with people long after they leave. Albania is one of those places. It may not get as much attention as its neighbors, but those who visit often find themselves drawn into its past and its raw beauty. For anyone curious about the World Heritage Sites in Albania, there…