ang ingay moy kay sarap sa tenga "... 
pek!! wish u were here "un ang naisip ko nung nakita ko to 
Quiapo Church 
snap bawal ang pictures dito 
Basilica of San Sebastian, Manila
the first prefabricated building in the world, and more plausibly claimed as the only prefabricated steel church in the world . 
amazing 
the basilica's central nave is twelve meters from the floor to the dome, and thirty-two meters to the tip of the spires. 
shhhhh 
1898 
Mendiola 
Malate Church 
Roxas Blvrd 
Philippine International Convention Center 
Last Stop For DAY1 The Manila Film Center 
number 5 sa Top 10 Scariest Spots in Metro Manila they said This Film Center must be one of the country’s biggest urban legends ever,Ang tahimik ng paligid inikot namen ang buong building pretty scary pag sumilip ka sa bintana sa likod my mga hagdan na tinakpan at hinarangan i have no idea anong meron dun trust me it's scary*- Legend has it that hundreds of workers were buried alive in the Parthenon-like Manila Film Center after the upper floor collapsed in 1981. The construction of Former First Lady Imelda Marcos’ “palace” was rushed to make it in time for the 1982 Manila International Film Festival. It is said that only a few workers were saved from the rubble and Marcos ordered cement to be poured over the bodies to meet her deadline. Some say that the ghosts of the workers haunt the building and still seek justice.. [from spot] 
Manila Central Post Office 
old musty but not falling apart ☺ 
mr. postman 
ate guard telling some momoo stories 
old elevator 50 years bago dumating hehe 
stairs 
designed by Filipino architect Juan Marcos de Guzman Arellano, the post office building was built in neoclassical architecture in 1926.It was severely damaged in World War II, and rebuilt in 1946 preserving most of its original design. 
lock box 
a lock box also gives you an additional measure of security, as you are not releasing your specific residence address. 
pictures inside the post office was taken on the second day ☺ 
Binondo China Town 
inikot namen to ng puro ngiti sa pisngi ko haha i kept on asking ralph were are we ?? china hahah 
pray 
Binondo Church 
prior to Makati Binondo was the main center for business and finance in Manila for the Chinese, Chinese mestizos and Spanish Filipinos. 
while walking i heard a little voice said " kuya pa picture 
Binondo is also famous for its imitation of a small Chinese town which is locally called "China Town" 
built by the Spaniards in the 16th century and is the oldest district of the city of Manila 
Casa Manila 
wall art 
Plaza de la Fuerza 
Manila Cathedral 
Ayuntamiento (Seat of Old Manila City Council), Intramuros, Manila, Philippines 
Severely damaged in the earthquakes of 1645 and 1658. Demolished to make way for new building. Second building constructed in 1735. Destroyed in 1863 earthquake. 
starbucks under 
A statue of Queen Isabela II at the entrance of Puerta Isabela II 
1861 
Intra-muros, literally "within the walls", meaning within the wall enclosure of the city/fortress, describes its structure as it is surrounded by thick, high walls & moats. During the Spanish colonial period (1571-1898), Intramuros was Manila itself. 
Ruins of San Ignacio Church & Casa Mision of the Jesuit Order 
Pilipinas 
watch out for falling golf balls haha souvenir 
University of Santo Tomas 
tired slippers 
