Experience 'glamping' at Zambales' Summer Siren

MANILA - Looking to sleep under the stars and sing songs around a campfire, but the thought of having to pitch up a tent turns you off from the idea completely?

If you found yourself nodding to the paragraph above, then you may want to head on over to the first-ever glamping beach event in the country.




A portmanteau of "glamorous" and "camping," glamping is best suited for adventurers who want to explore the wonders of the outdoors without compromising comfort and style akin to a hotel.

Happening from April 17-19 at the yearly "Summer Siren Festival" in Zambales, Travel Factor promises guests tents complete with airbeds and pillows, butler services, and round-the-clock electricity.

There will also be other activities available such as yoga, beginner-friendly workout session by CrossFit Alpha Strike, poi, and hand drumming.

This is in addition to the concert performances from some of the country's best local acts, including Sandwich, Pedicab, Ace Ramos, Travis Monsod, Imago, Moonstar 88, Marc Marasigan, Brisom, and many more.

Aspiring festival goers will have a chance to win a trip to the festival along with three others by tuning in to Lifestyle Network -- Travel Factor's partner for the event.

For more details,visit the Lifestyle Network's official Facebook page.

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Snacking guide to Tokyo Disney

Aside from the attractions to ride and characters to meet, there are lots of fun eats to discover at the happiest place on earth!

Alien Mochi Heads

Since they are called the Little Green Dumplings, one would think that they are made with green siomai wrappers.

Instead, they are strawberry cream, chocolate cream and custard filled mochi balls. Definitely cute and also very tasty.

Find them at where else? The Tomorrowland restaurant near the Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters attraction, as well as at a refreshments cart at the Toy Story Mania ride at DisneySea.

Themed Vending Machines

From afar, they look like huge robots in Tomorrowland and giant pastel-colored teapots near Alice's Tea Party in Fantasyland.

Look closer and you'll discover that they are actually vending machines.

Mickey Mouse Ice Cream

Be sure to grab an ice cream sandwich or a chocolate-covered ice cream stick (a staple among the park's five locations) because no Disney park visit anywhere in the world seems complete without one of these signature frozen delights.

For more Food tips and adventures, check out the latest issue of Food magazine. Digital Edition available on iTunes and Zinio (www.zinio.com/food).

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