University of Santo Tomas: A Beacon of Faith-Based Education and Historical Legacy
UST, also known as the University of Santo Tomas, is a private Roman Catholic university located in Sampaloc, Manila. It was founded on 28 April
Polo Church: The Resilience of San Diego de Alcala Through Time
The Polo Church, formally known as the San Diego de Alcala Church, resides in the Polo neighborhood of Valenzuela, Manila. This church has a captivating
Manila American Cemetery and Memorial: Honoring Heroes in Fort Bonifacio with a Solemn Tribute to World War II Sacrifices
Manila American Cemetery and Memorial is located in the heart of Taguig City on the lands of Fort Bonifacio and serves as the largest grave
Plaza Miranda: Embracing the Unique Blend of Culture and Faith in Quiapo, Manila
Plaza Miranda is a public square bounded by Quezon Boulevard, Hidalgo Street and Evangelista Street in Quiapo, Manila. It is the plaza which fronts the
Manila Zoo: Exploring Nature’s Rich Diversity and Conservation Efforts
It is the home of the popular Asian elephant, Mali, as well as 90 other species. As well as being a landmark in Manila, the
La Loma Cemetery: A Historic Haven of Timeless Beauty and Remembrance
As one of the oldest cemeteries in Manila, Campo Santo De La Loma, commonly referred to as the La Loma Cemetery, is one of the
Manila Post Office: A Neoclassical Gem on the Pasig River
The Manila Post Office, officially known as the Manila Central Post Office, is a distinguished example of neoclassical architecture, originally designed by Juan M. Arellano,
Casa Manila: Unveiling Spanish-Filipino Heritage Through Historical Charm
Casa Manila is a living museum that features the lifestyle of a wealthy Filipino family living during the last years of the Spanish colonial period,
The Philippine International Convention Center: A Legacy of Global Diplomacy and Architectural Excellence
The Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) stands as a monument to the Philippines’ ambition to be a key player on the global stage. With its
Bonifacio Monumento: A Towering Tribute to Philippine Heroism
The Bonifacio Monument, also called Bonifacio Monumento or Monumento, proudly stands in Caloocan City, Metro Manila. It is a powerful symbol created by the National
Quezon Memorial Circle: Exploring the Heart of Quezon City’s Heritage
One of Quezon City’s main parks is the Quezon Memorial Circle, which is located in Quezon City and is surrounded by an elliptical road, making
Cultural Center of the Philippines: A Hub of Filipino Arts and Culture
The Cultural Center of the Philippines or CCP was founded in 1966 under the directive of former President Ferdinand Marcos, in order to reinforce and
Luneta Hotel: A Timeless Jewel of Manila’s Architectural Heritage
It is always a surprise for buildings, parks and houses to survive such wars as it is almost inevitable that everything will be brought down
Venice Grand Canal: A Romantic Oasis in Taguig City
Located in the heart of the Taguig City, the Venice Grand Canal is a lifestyle mall development under the Megaworld Lifestyle Malls Located inside the
Manila Ocean Park: Exploring A Captivating Journey into Aquatic Wonders
As the nation’s first ever world-class marine theme park, Manila Ocean Park is located in Ermita Manila, within the Philippines’ largest urban resort/aqua-themed hotel complex
Malate Church
Malate Church stands as a profound symbol of faith, resilience, and artistry, preserving its sacred role and architectural splendor through centuries of triumphs and trials.
San Agustin Museum: A Time Capsule of Philippine Heritage Through the Resilient Legacy of the Augustinian Friars
The San Agustin Museum is located adjacent to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, San Agustin Church. It is located in Intramuros—the walled city of Manila—and
Manila Cathedral: The Mother Church of the Philippines
Originally built in 1880, the Manila Cathedral is the current version of the longstanding Church of Manila. It is a masterpiece of architecture that was
Rizal Park: Manila’s Historic Heart and Urban Oasis
Located along Roxas Boulevard, Manila and adjacent to the century-old walled city of Intramuros, the Luneta National Park, or “Luneta” as many refer to it,
Padre Pio Chapel: The Sacred Haven in Quezon City
The Padre Pio Chapel, also known as the St. Pio of Pietrelcina Chapel, holds a special place in my heart as a photographer. It revealed
Andres Bonifacio Birthplace Monument: Honoring the Legacy in Tondo, Manila
The Andres Bonifacio Birthplace Monument in Tutuban, Divisoria stands as a powerful symbol of Filipino patriotism and a tribute to the courage and leadership of Andres
Binondo Church: A Resilient Symbol of Faith and Cultural Diversity in Manila
The Binondo Church is a historic church in Manila, located in the District of Binondo, near the Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz. It was previously called
Intramuros: The Historic Walled City of Manila
It is also known as the Walled City, and during the Spanish Colonial Period it was synonymous with the city of Manila. Intramuros was also
Binondo Chinatown: A Culinary and Cultural Adventure in the Oldest Chinatown
In addition to being considered the oldest Chinatown in the world, Binondo Chinatown is also the center of trade and commerce in Manila City. In
Jones Bridge: A Legacy of Resilience and Revival in Manila
The newly restored Jones Bridge is easily recognizable by its beautifully designed black lamp posts—the same ones that were there when the bridge was first
San Sebastian Church: A Testament of Strength and Faith in Manila
San Sebastian Church is a Roman Catholic Minor Basilica located in Quiapo, Manila. It’s also known as Minor Basilica of San Sebastian or San Sebastian
Manila Abbey: A Tapestry of History and Spiritual Reverence
The Manila Abbey San Beda, or formally known as Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat, is a Benedictine men’s monastery located along the streets of
Santa Cruz: A Vibrant District in Manila
I experienced the vibrant and colorful life of downtown in full. I took some time to appreciate the beauty of Santa Cruz Church and Plaza
San Agustin Church: A Masterpiece of Baroque Architecture
Known as one of the most important baroque churches in the Philippines and as one of the only four baroque churches in the Philippines that
National Museum of Natural History: Unveiling the Rich Biological and Geological Diversity of the Philippines
Explore the vibrant tapestry of Manila through its four national museums, each a unique gem in the city’s cultural crown. These four distinguished establishments are
Manila Bay: A Resurgent Haven of Marine Life and Breathtaking Sunsets
It is considered to be one of the world’s great harbors, the Manila Bay, and it serves as the Port of Manila, Philippines. Having once
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