The bus ride from Bacolor Pampanga to the tip of the province of Bataan was quite a ride. The travel was about 2 hours and we slept and watched the scenery as we passed through the highway. It was almost 4pm when Pabz and I reached the terminal and we walked around the town. The… Read More Mariveles, Bataan
After exploring the town of Tayabas and the historical places in it, Pabz Reina and I took a tricycle to take us to the town’s famous bridge. I first read about the bridge about four years ago in front of the newspaper my grandfather was reading and from then on I never forgot about it.… Read More Malagonlong Bridge, Quezon
Anyway, we walked towards the main avenue and we passed by a plaza or square in the middle. What makes this specific place unique was the statue in it. It was a statue of a samurai. Like I mentioned earlier the early Japanese migrants settled in the area of Paco and by 1593 there were… Read More Plaza Dilao and Paco Railway Station, Manila
Since I will be writing about the district of Paco in Manila, I will be including its famous landmark; Paco Cemetery. I visited Paco Cemetery a couple of years ago and haven’t made a blog about the place so now I have the chance to talk about it. Paco is located on the southern district… Read More Paco Park and Paco Church, Manila
The district of Ermita in the heart of Manila was where I and Pabz misadventure began. I’m an avid fan of historical places as I mentioned before in my previous posts. The history of World War II and the destruction of Manila still amaze me. Pabz and I started around the Luneta Park but I… Read More Ermita, Manila
We have just finished exploring the district of Ermita so Pabz and I decided to move on to the next district, the district of Malate. It is located in the southern part of the city near the airport, the big malls and some red-light districts. But before its current reputation, the district is home to… Read More Malate, Manila
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