It was just a few weeks ago since I’ve seen this amazing skyline of Manila. Stretching from Quezon City to Pasay City with some parts of Laguna de Bay, this view is really worth visiting. And what excites me as well is on how the mood changes as the sun sets or as the sun rises. This great overlooking view is something you can find at Cloud 9 in Antipolo, Rizal. A popular spot, Cloud 9 is just a hour away from the city.
Pinto Art Museum has been a haven to photo enthusiasts since its opening. It is part of Silangan Gardens located in 1 Sierra Madre St. Grand Heights, Antipolo, Rizal. Inside you’ll find Museum shop, galleries, gardens, Chapel, Café, a theater that is managed by El Refugio Arts and Sciences Foundation Inc., and just recently a school for the arts/healing. Pinto Art Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. The museum is CLOSED on MONDAYS.
In my desperation to come early at the venue, I recently discover a few other ways to go to the Palace Pool Club. It’s the area where you can also find other establishments like Revel, the Brewery and Uptown Center in BGC. It’s a developing place so expect more establishments in the nearby area soon.
Divisoria (and Tutuban Shopping Center) is a popular destination for cheap finds and trinkets. Almost everything you needed you’ll find here. It gets too crowded on weekends and holidays that is why shopping should be taken with precautions. Here’s how to go to Divisoria.
On my recent trip to Baguio City, we deceide to visit the infamous Cafe by the Ruins, inspired from the movie “That thing called Tadhana,” my group mates were too eager to recreate or to visit some of the scenes of the movie. Cafe by the Ruins Dua is the first branch of Cafe by the Ruins. Located at the Upper Session Road besides Mario’s Baguio, one wouldn’t need to brave the terrible traffic all the way to the centre of Baguio to enjoy this breakfast place.