#malico

El Dj Malo was born and raised in the streets of Chicago where he focused on promoting his name as a DJ from an early age. Later Malico became a fully pledged recording artist with a Latin sound after joining the group Kinto Sol way back when. Today el Dj Malo is a solo artist and lives in Miami Florida finally making some noise and getting the attention of fans where he still creates new songs regularly.

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That Day in Malico,

Never thought of missing this so much,

Malico Philippines: A Secret Gem Unveiled! | The Wandering Kid Hello everybody! Welcome to a new adventure! On this video, join me as I unveil Malico, a place that truly deserves to be called a hidden gem tucked within the highlands of Pangasinan, Northern Luzon, Philippines. Stay tuned, and witness this pristine and tranquil village flaunt a one-of-a-kind mystical atmosphere that is unlike anywhere else. My friends, this is a face of the Philippines you never knew existed!

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Camping Trip: Pangasinan Edition

If you're from Pangasinan or Nueva Vizcaya and want to go camping somewhere relatively nearer (instead of going to Baguio, Rizal or Zambales), then you should book your next adventure and nature trip to Malico. This quaint barangay is located in the municipality of San Nicolas, Pangasinan, about 40 kilometers away from the town proper and adjoins the provincial boundary with the province of Nueva Vizcaya. From Mangaldan, it took us roughly 2 hours to get there by car. Currently, the only mode of transportation available is through a private vehicle or motorcycle. Just make sure to be prepared as you drive ahead -- counting more than a hundred twists and turns in the zigzag road going up, Malico might have gotten its name from this. Maliko sa Malico, which means "many turns" or "maraming liko".

We booked our camping trip at Kindao Farmville and Campsite, just 1km before the Malico Viewpoint. You can either bring a tent or rent their A-type cabins: 1-3 pax is worth 1,500 php, while cabins for 3-6 pax is 2,500 php. You can park your car within the vicinity of the registration site or opt to pay additonal 500 php if you want to bring your car inside to carcamp or if you just have so many things to unload from your vehicle.

We also brought our own stock of food and rented one of their portable butane gas stoves at 250 php to cook rice and our meals for the rest of the overnight stay. We cooked Korean ramen with shabu shabu and melted cheese for dinner, the perfect complimentary comfort food to the cold, chilly weather of Malico.

Bring marshmallows, hotdogs and beers for the bonfire at night! 1 bundle of bonfire wood is 150 php.

Also, dont forget to step-up your A game for a highly entertaining night amongst you and your friends -- bring all your card games (uno or pusoy dos would have been fun lol); or those board games that we used to love so much back in the days. In our case, we chose to play the game "Never Have I Ever" while quaffling down on our beers.

Not much is provided per campsite, so it would be a good reminder to bring your own tables, foldable chairs, cooking utensils and emergency lights, as well, for the holistic camping experience. 😉

Unfortunately, our trip was cut short the next morning because of how crazy the weather turned out. We were met with strong winds and scattered rain showers brought by the Amihan. And so, we decided to leave earlier than what was initially planned. We couldn't sleep soundly inside the cabin all throughout the night because you could wretchedly feel the cabin shaking and rocking along with the strong gusts of the wind.

I would recommend booking your trip there during summer when the weather is ideal. Overall, it was still a very fun, wild and memorable (this is an understatement) experience despite the less favorable weather the following day. I definitely would want to come back there again sometime in the future just to unplug from the world and reconnect more with nature and the company of good friends.