Alternative Routes To MOA Or Mall Of Asia From Quezon City

It seems that going to Mall Of Asia from north of Metro Manila via EDSA is the best way to take. It's just one continues direction without any turns. Without even changing road. But take note that there are times that this main thoroughfare is heavily congested. Bumper to bumper traffic suddenly appears making your travel a bit of annoying. Alternative routes and directions is very helpful at all times. So here are other options...

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LRT-1 Tayuman Station Destinations

Tayuman Station of LRT-1 or the yellow lane serves commuters from district of Tondo as well as Santa Cruz Manila. Main destination here is the SM San Lazaro, a branch of SM Shopping Malls, where you can watch movies after shopping and then eat on fast food chains and restaurants. Along Tayuman Street near to SM San Lazaro...

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How To Get To Blue Wave Macapagal

March 12, 2016 Update: This directional guide to Blue Wave Macapagal is now obsolete. Blue Wave Macapagal was demolished and the spot which given directional guide here is now being developed as cluster of condominiums. Blue Wave Macapagal is located at the corner of President Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and EDSA...

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Roxas Boulevard: Great Place To Watch Fireworks On New Year Eve

Roxas Boulevard is a long stretch of thouroughfare by the Manila Bay, about 9 kilometers, from Anda Circle in the Port Area up to NAIA Road in Paranaque. It was so beautiful according to those who born ahead of us. But that was 40 years ago, when the whole stretch of the so called "lover's boulevard", known then as Dewey...

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Rajah Sulayman Park: Where Is It And How To Get There?

Rajah Sulayman Park is a plaza along Roxas Boulevard in front of Malate Church. It is named in honor of the last King of Manila, Rajah Sulayman. A monument named also after him is erected at the center of the park alongside a beautiful fountain. It's one of the few destinations of Filipino families who are in budget...

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Where To Go To Watch Fireworks on New Year's Eve In Budget

Wondering where to take your family to watch fireworks display during New Year's Eve Celebration this year? Want to be somewhere safe but still in the middle of the celebration and don't want to miss the spectacles of firecrackers and pyrotechnics? To make sure you and your family won't miss the welcoming of 2011 in the tradition of festive mode and with the big bang, get down to one of these recommended places for New Year's...

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How to get to CCP or Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex

CCP Complex or Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex is an 88-hectare land covered with coconut trees and iconic buildings showcasing Filipino cultures and arts. It's the home of Star City and Aliw Theater and the iconic landmarks of Cultural Center of the Philippines, PICC - home of Philippine Charity Sweepstake...

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How To Get To Mall Of Asia Or MOA

The Mall of Asia or most popularly known as MOA is located exactly at the southern end of EDSA in the reclaimed land in Pasay City, Metro Manila. EDSA is the acronym of Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue, the main thoroughfare that cuts across Metro Manila from the north. Mall of Asia occupies 42 hectares of land by the Manila...

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How To Get To Avenida Manila Via Roxas Boulevard

Traveling to Avenida Manila via Roxas Boulevard is the best way one can take if they're coming from south of Metro Manila and Cavite. Here's the route. From Roxas Boulevard turn right onto Padre Burgos Street. This is the street that borders Luneta Park or Rizal Park to the north. From CCP Complex, you will cross four...

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How To Get To Manila Cathedral

Manila Cathedral is one of major attractions in Intramuros along with Fort Santiago and the walls that surround the Spanish Colonial City. It was built in 1581 but underwent series of major rebuilding over the centuries. The Manila Cathedral we see today is the result of a 2-year earthquake retrofitting and major refurbishment...

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