We test two seemingly old-timey bikes in the decidedly old Walled City of Intramuros. If these streets could talk, they wouldn't believe the sort of steeds roaming their famed cobblestones.

Chef Jordy Navarra takes us through one of his ongoing experiments, a closer look at the humble bird using the simplest of local dishes, grilled chicken.

On her first visit to the Philippines to advocate for sustainable fishing for OCEANA, the filmmaker and conservationist talked to GRID about being a child of the ocean and the passion that runs in her veins.

It's always been our mandate to tell the truest and best possible stories. We're excited to announce that 2017 marks the beginning of our quarterly format, with longer stories and more substantial content.

We know, we know—you've heard all about the last frontier. But this island province has more than enough gems to last a few trips. Here are a few we found on assignment. Ready to go?

By bike, by boat, by seaplane—we take three different trips to the same lavish land and come out with three takes on what this beaut has to offer the traveler on the paths less traveled.

Words from the photographer, Miguel Nacianceno, on GRID's first air-to-air shoot. His work is featured in 'The Seabird' and the cover of GRID Magazine Volume 1.

We're changing it up. "In 2017, we leap into unchartered territories. Because that's what travel is for: to push us into the unknown, to see who we can become." –The Editors

Sorsogon is a place photogenic enough to visit for that reason. But if you're making the long way there, we recommend you make the most of your trip with these sites.

This land of plenty has always been in the shadow of Albay, and even its own town, Donsol. But designer and tourism consultant Milo Naval is using his design philosophy to change the way that people see the sleepy province of Sorsogon.

Situated in the southernmost tip of Luzon, the sleepy province of Sorsogon, with its 15 municipalities, has yet to have its time in the spotlight. But it is having its time in the sun.

We make the case to journey past Legazpi and Donsol, all the way to Sorsogon, the sleepy province that has yet to have its time in the spotlight.

The story of a perfect brew begins with a trek to the highlands of Benguet; where we meet the good people behind a great cup of coffee.

Taal might be one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, but a fight to preserve the environmental integrity of the lake rages on.

We take a look at the place behind the man we call our new president, our country's unofficial new capitol.

The warp and the weft, the traditional and the contemporary. Len Cabili celebrates our culture and embraces ancient traditions on the brink of being lost through her contemporary designs at Filip + Inna.

See Taal in a different light in our latest documentary, ‪#‎GlobeOfGood‬: Pusod-Taal.

We planned it all out, a fashion shoot with some great surfer friends. Of course, there was not a wave in sight. So, we just hung out in the waters of Zambales and took some photos.

Do some good while on vacation: That’s the premise of voluntourism. But how do you know whether you’re leaving behind something good, or if you’re just stoking your own ego?

There are few gems that still remain peaceful, even after revealing themselves on the radar. Finding a place that is (and will remain) tranquil is tough, and as much as we’d like to keep this one our secret...

“WE SAVED A PHILIPPINE ISLAND. Now we invite you to explore it,” proudly proclaims a poster, dated 1994, in Danjugan Island‘s learning center.

We hit the road hours before dawn. Manila was deep in its sleep when we left for Baler. And so we, too, nodded off to our dreams.