Philippines | Walk In Binondo, Intramuros, Rizal Park, Manila Beach

[@AmbientWalking]

Everyday a new journey. I am always looking forward to something new. Thank you for this.

[@TravelerWit]

Thank you my friend 🥰

[@lifeinflipflops]

Awesome place...Great tour... thanks for taking us along 👍👍👍👍

[@TravelerWit]

Thank you 🥰

[@Sioreji]

Absolutely awesome place!

[@TravelerWit]

Yeah we love this place 🥰

[@walkindo]

Amazing tour trip I really like greetings from Walk indo Indonesia ✌️🇮🇩

[@TravelerWit]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it

[@erkancelik7586]

Merhaba arkadaşım travelerwit iyi günler 🍩🎧🍰🍔🧆☕🥞

[@TravelerWit]

Merhaba arkadaşım, Teşekkürler. İyi günler :)

[@javapua]

I was about to comment to visit Eng Bee Tin, and then there you were...🙂 Btw, that sunset is nothing when you witness it in Boracay and you didn't enter Fort Santiago Park? It's beautiful inside! There, you will find the actual coat and pants that Jose Rizal wore when he was still alive. There's a very, very old copy of his literary piece Noli Me Tangere. He was imprisoned there and from there, he walked all the way to Luneta Park (now Rizal Park) where he was executed thru firing squad. Then his interment was in a Masonry house because he was considered ex-communicado then his body was buried in Paco Park (a small cemetery that was turned into a quaint, peaceful & pretty round park) surrounded with walls also. Then his body was transferred under that Rizal monument in the middle of Rizal Park, up to this day. There's an air conditioned church inside Paco Park. Sometimes, mini concert is held there but usually the church is full packed with wedding dates. It's full of trees, shrubs and flowers. You will find the spot there where Dr. Jose P. Rizal was buried.

[@TravelerWit]

We very appreciate your informative comment, thank you. We did not go inside that day but hope we will find some time and go inside. We enjoyed exploring the old town of Metro Manila, we haven't seen all in one day for sure. We can see that Philippines keep the cultural and historical part which is very interesting

[@javapua]

@@TravelerWit You're very welcome and stay safe