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Taguig – BTV World War II Museum
December 1, 2020
Chronicling the heroic deeds of Filipino soldiers who risked and gave their lives during the Second World War, the BTV World War II Museum — also called the Philippine Veterans Museum — is a must-see attraction in Taguig City.
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Biñan – Biñan Heritage District
November 1, 2020
Biñan has been a major trading center in Laguna for centuries. Many mestizos built their fortunes there, which is why ancestral homes still line the streets of Biñan’s main plaza to this day. In 1896, 8-year-old Jose Rizal travelled from his hometown of Calamba to Biñan, where he ...
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Santa Rosa — Cuartel de Santo Domingo
October 1, 2020
Also known as the Intramuros of Sta. Rosa, Cuartel de Sto. Domingo (or Fort Sto. Domingo) is a Spanish-era barracks building that was built in 1877 to protect Silang against bandits. With walls made of adobe stones, the entire fort takes up 8.2 ...
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Silang — Our Lady of Candelaria Parish
September 1, 2020
The Silang Church’s retablos are testament to Filipino creativity and resourcefulness, as they incorporate indigenous and local elements in the colonial art. The main altar depicts the story of Jesus in the life of Mary, while the much-revered image of Nuestra Señora de Candelaria ...
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Dasmariñas — Museo De La Salle
August 1, 2020
Located within the De La Salle University Dasmariñas campus, the Museo de la Salle was designed to depict the lifestyle of the Ilustrados in the 19th century. The museum, which was designed after the traditional bahay na bato, exhibits antique ...
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General Trias — GBR Museum
July 1, 2020
Though it’s located right in the heart of the ultra-modern Gateway Business Park in Barangay Javalera, the GBR Museum gives visitors a window into the past. With five pavilions dedicated to showcasing Philippine history ...
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Imus — Alapan Heritage Park
June 1, 2020
On May 28, 1898, Emilio Aguinaldo led his men against a small garrison of Spanish troops in Alapan, Imus. After emerging victorious, Aguinaldo unfurled the Philippine flag for the first time. Each year, Imus celebrates the Wagayway Festival ...
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Cavite City — San Roque Church
May 1, 2020
Cavite City’s San Roque Church is most known for enshrining the image of Our Lady of Porta Vaga, one of the most venerated Marian images in the Philippines. The image is so revered that in 1978, Pope John Paul II canonically crowned the icon as the Queen of Cavite.
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Museo ni Baldomero Aguinaldo
April 1, 2020
Built in 1906, this iconic ancestral house was Baldomero Aguinaldo’s home after he retired as a general of the revolutionary forces. Featuring late 19th century furnishings, art, ceramics, household wares, and Baldomero Aguinaldo’s personal memorabilia, the museum gives visitors a glimpse into the family life of a war hero and gentleman farmer ...
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Bacoor — Bacoor Family Ecopark
March 1, 2020
On weekends and holidays, you’re bound to see local families having fun together at this kid-friendly park in Barangay Molino 5. Bacoor Family Ecopark features a playground, a lagoon for boat riding and fishing, and a multipurpose hall for get-togethers and meetings.
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Bamboo Organ Church and Museum
February 1, 2020
No other pipe organ in the world is like the one in Las Piñas City’s St. Joseph Parish Church. Recognized as the last remaining functional 19th-century bamboo organ, the unique instrument is considered a National Cultural Treasure.
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Parañaque — LPPCHEA
January 1, 2020
Just a few kilometers southwest of the City of Manila is the Las Piñas-Parañaque Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area (LPPCHEA), an idyllic nature reserve. This wetland ecosystem is the habitat of 82 wild bird species — 41 of which are migratory birds ...
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