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Name: Kaye Ivana S. Solis Date: June 16, 2021

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NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

City/Municipality Tourist Destinations
Third District
Caloocan City Bonifacio Monument
 The Andrés Bonifacio Monument,
commonly known simply as Bonifacio
Monument or Monumento, is a memorial
monument in Caloocan, Philippines which
was designed by the National Artist
Guillermo Tolentino to commemorate
Philippine revolutionary Andrés Bonifacio,
the founder and Supremo of the
Katipunan.
 The monument 13.7 m (45 ft) in height  Derived from "Maypajo", a
with symbolic images and other features
known as the "Cry of Balintawak" is
acclaimed as one of the best monuments
in the world.
The Horace Higgins Hall
 Built in 1929, the two-storey building
serves as a storage for the records of the
Manila Railroad Company on the first
floor and the Stores Department and
Printing Offices on the second floor.
 The Horace L. Higgins Hall was a storage
building of the Manila Railroad Company
(now Philippine National Railways) at
Caloocan City. It was named after Horace
Longwood Higgins, the first General
Manager of the MRR.
Festivals
Pamaypay ng Caloocan
 This is one of the highlights of the
city's Foundation Day, showcasing
the use of the pamaypay (a hand-
held fan in English) as a traditional
tool for cooling the heat.
 This is exhibited in techno-modern
folk street dancing competition.
Pajotan de Sto.Niño Festival
shortcut of Pajotan, a local variety
of mango specie clustered in
manggahan area found in
Caloocan City.
 This colorful procession/parade of
different Sto. Niños, together with
thousand devotees dance their
way to the tune of different groups
of Ati-atihan.
 Several miracles and favors
granted are attributed by the
faithful to the miraculous image of
Sto. Niño.

Thai To Taoist Temple Pagoda

 Is a century-old Taoist temple, a landmark
built by the Chinese community in 5th
Avenue LRT Station, Caloocan, Manila,
Philippines.
 One idyllic place for retreats, campings,
birthdays and company outings is the
Gubat sa Ciudad Resort located in
Bagumbong.
Malabon City Asilo de Huertanos Luglugan Pancit Malabon Festival
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 The Asilo de Huerfanos is an orphanage 
that began in 1887 after the Augustinians
approved a plan to build a new house in
Malabon to lodge the orphans of the
plague in 1882 which were until then was
housed in Madaluyong.
 The orphanage was provided with a
printing press, lithography and binding
room, spacious halls for shops and
laboratories, sewing and embroidery for
girls, and a library.
 “La Libertad” was put out by Clemente
Jose Zulueta at Malabon using the
printing press at the Asilo de Huerfanos
of the anti-American Agustinian Friars.
Asilo de Huerfanos de Tambobong
 The Asilo de Huerfanos de Tambobong
Wall is made up of adobe and it is the
only historical mark that was left after the
fire that burned the second floor of the
building during the war between Filipino-
American.
 It is now the Philippine Tannery
Incorporated.
Navotas City San Jose de Navotas Parish Church
 The Parish of San Jose de Navotas was
canonically erected on July 1, 1859. The
construction of a provisional parish
church started in November of the same
year.
 It was in 1860, under the helm of Rev. Fr.  The celebrations include boat
Matias Naboa that the main altar was
completed, the cemetery was
inaugurated, and the belfry was erected.
 Right from the start, the parish boasted
of a spacious churchyard.
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The Pancit Malabon Festival,
formerly called Luglugan, is an
annual event in the city
showcasing the renowned culinary
treat.
 The festival also marks the end of
the celebration of the feast of the
Immaculate Concepcion.
 It also fosters a better sense of
community among the city’s
residents.
Pangisdaan Festival
 The Pangisdaan Festival is held on
16 January every year to celebrate
the founding of Navotas City,
sometimes referred to as the
“Fishing Capital of the Philippines”.
races, street dancing
performances, and floating
parades—not to mention, of
course, the fish markets.
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City/Municipality Tourist Destinations
Navotas Centennial Park
 The Navotas Centennial Park is a
waterfront park in Navotas, Metro
Manila, the Philippines, facing the Manila
Bay.
 It is the largest open space in the city and
is Camanava or Northern Manila District's
version of the Baywalk.
 A popular jogging, strolling and skating
spot among local residents, the park runs
along the waterfront from the R-10
Bridge (also known as Bangkulasi Bridge)
to the Navotas Bus Terminal, just off
Circumferential Road 4 in Bagumbayan
North.
Valenzuela City Residence of Dr. Pio Valenzuela
 Dr. Pio Valenzuela, the revered member  In Valenzuela, San Roque is also
of the Katipunan’s triumvirate and our
city’s namesake, was born in this house
on July 11, 1869.
 Found along Velilla Street in Barangay
Pariancillo Villa, this house has become a
tourist attraction, and more importantly,
a valuable part of the city’s heritage.
Bell tower of San Diego de Alcala Church
 The belfry or bell tower of San Diego de  This also commemorates
Alcala Church is a cultural and religious
relic of the bygone Spanish era.
 A new church has since been rebuilt and
renovated adjacent to the ruins, serving
as an aesthetic counterpoint to the
largely unchanged tower.
Museo ng Valenzuela
 Museo Valenzuela is a museum in
Valenzuela in Metro Manila, Philippines.
 It is the city's historical and cultural
landmark, named after Dr. Pío Valenzuela  Following the mass, Vizcaíno
in 1963.
 Museo Valenzuela features collections of
artifacts depicting the city's past and
continuing development, it also serves as
a repository of the city's rich heritage and
a beacon of light to its people and guests.
 It is likewise a venue for historical,
cultural, and artistic presentations as well
Festivals
Penitensiya
 The word PENITENSYA means
repentance, the strong desire to
be forgiven, traditionally, the word
penitensya/penance has been
viewed as a punishment,
penitensya is also a ritual
performed by some of our locals
who want to repent for their sins
and wrongdoings, some others do
it as an act of sacrifice for the good
faith, for their families and some
people do penitensya to
appreciate the sacrifice of christ.
 Those who perform the
penitensya/penance inflict wounds
on their back, some are carrying a
statue of a saint and some carry a
cross and some of them are being
crucified on the cross.
Mano Po San Roque Festival
known as the patron saint of the
unmarried.
 Street dancing and procession
along the city are the major
thoroughfares in commemoration
of the feast of San Roque,
highlighting the customs and
traditional celebration of the
festival.
townsfolk victory after the British
departed the country following the
end of Seven Years' War with
Spain.
Feast of San Diego de Alcala
 Although the feast day of San
Diego de Alcalá is officially on the
thirteenth of November, the mass
said on that day, November 12,
1602, was celebrated in his honor.
named the bay, San Diego,23 in
honor of his patron and the patron
of the Crown of Spain
 as seminars and symposia on national and
local issues.
Fourth District
Las Piñas City Bamboo Organ Museum Bamboo Organ Festival
 The Bamboo Organ is housed inside St.  The International Bamboo Organ
Joseph Parish Church and the museum is Festival is a week-long series of
located within the church compound. cultural celebrations that
 On display are religious artifacts and old highlights the world’s spectacular
photographs of the church and the instrument - Bamboo Organ,
Bamboo Organ. invented by Fray Diego de la Cera
in 1824.
Zapote Bridge  The festival is celebrated during
 Zapote Bridge is a stone arch pedestrian the month of February in Las Piñas
bridge crossing the Zapote River in the City.
Philippines.  The sound coming from the
 It connects the cities of Las Piñas in Metro bamboo instruments, which is very
Manila and Bacoor in the province of profound and melodious, is one of
Cavite. the local attractions of St. Joseph
 The bridge and its surrounding area was Church of the Parish of Las Piñas in
the site of two battles, the Battle of Metro Manila.
Zapote Bridge (1897) between Filipino
revolutionaries and the Spanish colonial
government in 1897 during the Philippine
Revolution, and the Battle of Zapote River
between Filipino and American forces in
1899 during the Philippine–American
War.

Sarao Jeepney Factory

 Sarao Motors, Inc. is a Filipino automotive
manufacturing company headquartered
in Brgy.
 Pulang Lupa in the city of Las Piñas in
Metro Manila, Philippines.
 The company designs, engineers,
manufactures and distributes the
jeepney, the most popular form of
transportation in the country, labeled as
the 'king of the road' in the Philippines.
City/Municipality Tourist Destinations
Makati City Ayala Museum
 The Ayala Museum is a museum in
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines.
 It is located in Ayala Center adjacent to
Greenbelt mall and is run privately by the
Ayala Foundation.
 This six-storey edifice houses
ethnographic and archaeological exhibits
on Filipino culture, art, and history.
 Since its establishment in 1967,the
museum has been committed to
showcasing overseas collections and
situating contemporary Philippine art in
the global arena in a two-way highway of
mutual cooperation and exchange with
local and international associates.
Greenbelt Chapel
 Located within the Ayala Center,
Greenbelt Park in the Makati district of  Likhang Kamay or “Hand-Created”
Metro Manila, Greenbelt Chapel, also
known as Chapel of Santo Niño de Paz, is
a green oasis in the heart of the concrete
jungle and chaos of the city.
 Enveloped in lush greenery, the church
was completed in 1983 and is one
amongst the most impressive and
outstanding buildings of the city.
 Unlike the traditional Catholic churches,
this one is open air, with a concrete dome
and it resembles mostly a pavilion than a
traditional church with thick enclosed
walls.
Ayala Triangle
 The Ayala Triangle Gardens is a 2-hectare
(4.9-acre) landscaped urban park in
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines.
 It is a triangular public garden and
courtyard in the center of the Makati
Central Business District.
 It was named after its owner and
developer Ayala Land, and opened to the  The Caracol Festival was originally
public in November 2009.
 Inspired by Hyde Park in London, the
park, which is dotted with palms, acacia
trees, and tropical foliage, is considered
as one of the few "green" areas in Makati.  It was made the official festival of
Muntinlupa City Aguinaldo Shrine
 The Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine is a national  “Dinagsa” was a result of the
Festivals
Bailes de los Arcos
 Baile de los Arcos (Dance of the
Arches), is a distinctive living
tradition in Makati in honor of its
Patrons, Sts. Peter and Paul and
the Virgen de la Rosa.
 It is in the honor of Virgen de la
Rosa that the dance came to be.
The dance has 3 parts - diccho, the
chanting of prayers, trono, the
singing of prayers and baile, the
combination of prayer, dance and
song.
 The baile is considered as very
special ritual, performed by nine
maidens and not just any girl can
just qualify to dance.
Likhang Kamay
is a trade show of native
handicrafts featuring works of
superb artists and craftsmen.
 In this event, prospective buyers
and investors in native crafts and
artworks are invited to see the
exhibits.
 This festival is assisted by the trade
and tourism departments and well
promoted to ensure broader
participation and exposure.
Caracol sa Makati
 The Caracol Festival or “Caracol Sa
Makati” is today Makati’s version
of Mardi Gras, a tribal dancing
competition between local
schools.
 Each group, which consists of 30 to
50 members, dress up in
flamboyant costume that is usually
closely themed with nature.
held to be a combined celebration
of three ethnic festivals but over
the years has evolved to be a
unique festival in its own right.
Makati in 1991 and is today held in
Makati’s central business district.
Dinagsa
 shrine located in Kawit, Cavite in the reaction of the church council to
Philippines, where the Philippine the usual habit of the locals that
Declaration of Independence from Spain instead of offering homage to their
was declared on June 12, 1898. Patron Saint they would rather
 To commemorate the event, now known engage in gambling/ cockfighting.
as Araw ng Kalayaan or Independence  One of the unique features of this
Day, a national holiday, the Philippine flag festival is the “Lamhitanay sa
is raised here by top government officials Dalan” , wherein everyone in
on June 12 each year. merrymaking doesn’t mind being
 The house is now a museum. smudged with latex paint on their
face.
The Japanese Garden Cemetery  This is in contrast with The Sinulog
 A garden cemetery located inside the NBP in Kabankalan where people used
Reservation Compound dedicated to the charcoal to stain the faces of
Japanese Soldiers who died in everyone attending the festival
Muntinlupa.
 This is the burial place of imprisoned Banyahan Festival
Japanese soldiers during the war and  This is a yearly thanksgiving
were executed. celebration for the patron Impong
 Legend has it that General Tomoyuki Kulas de Tolentino.
Yamashita, tagged as the “Tiger of  It is similar to the celebration of
Malaya,” was buried in the same place. the Ati-Atihan of Kalibo and
 Japanese tourists drop by the cemetery Sinulog of Cebu.
to pay respect to their ancestors.  It is also done to recognize the
 A Filipino-Japanese Peace Monument is baklad, which is the main work of
also located in the area. people from Brgy.

Memorial Hill
 The Memorial Hill was the burial place of
Major Eriberto B. Misa Sr. which served
as a tribute to the former Bureau of
Prison Director for his 12 years of service,
making him the longest-serving prison
director up to this date.
 This hill located inside the New Bilibid
Prison Reservation in Muntinlupa City
cradles a vintage Japanese cannon used
during the war and a grotto statue of Our
Lady of Lourdes where regular masses in
the early 1950s were held before the
establishment and installation of the Our
Lady of Mercy Chaplaincy.
Parañaque City Tambo Mangroves Avian Reserve Sambalilo
 This mangrove, located by the bay, is  The Sambalilo Festival is one of the
visited by hundreds of bird species from most colorful and prosperous
all over the Asia-Pacific region seeking for festivals in the province of Laguna.
sanctuary in this exclusive zone.  It is celebrated to celebrate the
 As a known entertainment hub, it has handmade sombrero(hat) made
several world-class hotel and gambling from pandan that has been the
locations like the City of Dreams Manila, foremost livelihood of the people
Solaire Resort & Casino, Okada Manila, since time immemorial.
and Entertainment City. The city, like
Pasay, also enjoys a massive
 infrastructure system that includes the
Ninoy Aquino International Airport, LRT-
1, the Philippine National Railway, the
South Luzon Expressway, the Manila-
Cavite Expressway, and the Metro Manila
Skyway.

Redemptorist Church
 The National Shrine of Our Mother of
Perpetual Help, also known as the
Redemptorist Church and colloquially as
Baclaran Church, is a prominent national
shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Perpetual
Help along Roxas Boulevard in Baclaran,
Parañaque, a city in the southern part of
Metro Manila, the capital of the
Philippines.
 The church enshrines the icon of Our
Mother of Perpetual Help, and is one of
the largest Marian churches in the
Philippines.
 According to the Catholic Bishops
Conference of the Philippines, the Shrine
and its attached convent were initially
dedicated to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux; a
grotto statue of the saint on the shrine
grounds memorialises her patronage.
City/Municipality Tourist Destinations
Roligon Mega Cockpit
 Roligon Mega Cockpit which was built in
1988 and was finished in 1990 is the
precursor to the former Parañaque
Cockpit Stadium or what was popularly
called 7-Up because it was situated near
the soft drinks bottling plant.
 During its glory days from 1990 to 2001,
Roligon Mega Cockpit staged some of the
most memorable cockfighting events in
the history of Philippine sabong.
Pasay City Coconut Palace
 The Coconut Palace, also known as
Tahanang Pilipino, is a government
building located in the Cultural Center of
the Philippines Complex in Manila,
Philippines.
 It was the official residence and the
principal workplace of the vice president
of the Philippines during the term of
Jejomar Binay.
 It was commissioned in 1978 by former
First Lady Imelda Marcos as a
government guest house and offered to
Pope John Paul II during the Papal visit to
the Philippines in 1981 but the Pope
refused to stay there because it was too
opulent given the level of poverty in the
Philippines.
Star City
 Star City is a 35,000 m2 amusement park
in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines.
 It is located in the reclaimed area of the  Sta. Clara, whose feast day falls on
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Complex, part of Bay City.
 The facility is owned by Star Parks
Corporation, a subsidiary of Elizalde
Holdings Corporation.
Philippine Air Force Museum
 The Philippine Air Force Aerospace
Museum is an aerospace museum located
within the premises of Colonel Jesus
Villamor Air Base in Pasay, Philippines.
 The museum was founded as the Marcos
Museum in 2 May 1974.
 The museum exhibits are divided into
several sections. These include a heritage  Serenata Festival is an yearly event
section, a science and technology section,
an art corner and the Aircraft Park.
Festivals
Sto. Niño Festival
 The Sinulog-Santo Niño Festival is
an annual cultural and religious
festival held on the third Sunday of
January in Cebu City, and on the
fourth Sunday of January in
Carmen, Cebu, and is the centre of
the Santo Niño Catholic
celebrations in the Philippines.
 The festival is considered to be
first and Queen of festivals in the
Philippines, with every celebration
of the festival routinely attracting
around 1 to 2 million people from
all over the Philippines every year.
 Aside from the religious aspect of
the festival, Sinulog is also famous
for its street parties, usually
happening at night before and at
the night of the main festival.
Fertility Rites/Feast Day of Sta.Clara
Aug. 11, is venerated as the patron
saint of childless couples and good
weather.
 She is believed to intercede for
childless couples to be granted the
gift of fertility.
 Participation in the dance
procession is believed to invite the
spirit of life into the womb.
 Another old tradition is the
offering of eggs before her image
to pray for fair weather.
Serenata
marked on 14th February.
 The musical extravaganza is held in
Pasay City, a vibrant suburb in
 Metro Manila.
 It is the perfect fusion of eclectic
music, great company, and
memorable moments.
 This festival brings to life the
popular tagline, ‘It is more fun in
the Philippines’.
Taguig City American Cemetery and Memorial Sta. Anang Banak Taguig River
 The Manila American Cemetery and Festival
Memorial is located in Fort Bonifacio,  The Sta. Anang Banak Taguig River
Taguig, Metro Manila, within the Festival is held in Sta. Anna as a
boundaries of the former Fort William type of thanksgiving.
McKinley.  The devour is done to respect the
 It can be reached most easily from the town's benefactor Saint Anne, who
city via EDSA to McKinley Road, then to as indicated by legend,
McKinley Parkway inside the Bonifacio accumulated the natives of "taga-
Global City. giik" root of Taguig along the
 The Nichols Field Road is the easiest riverbank.
access from Manila International Airport  Late conventions highlight a
to the cemetery. parade of water crafts and buoys,
known as pagoda, along the
Archdiocesan Shrine of St. Anne stream.
 The Saint Anne Parish Church, also known
as Santa Ana Church or also known in its Pagiikan Mini Olympics
formal name as the Archdiocesan Shrine  Native games as they were never
of St. Anne, is a Catholic church located at played before- habulan ng biik,
Barangay Santa Ana, Taguig. hulihan ng itik, patintero, arnis,
 It is situated next to the Taguig River and tumbang preso and many others
across Plaza Quezon, where the statue of brought to the level of the para-
the late Manuel L. Quezon was erected olympics.
when he was still serving as President of
the Philippines.

Dambanang Kawayan
 Dambanang Kawayan, officially known as
Saint John the Baptist Parish, is a Roman
Catholic parish-church located in
Barangay Ligid-Tipas in Taguig,
Philippines.
 This church of Tipas formerly belonged to
the Immaculate Conception Parish of
Pasig and later transferred to the Shrine
of Saint Anne in Sta. Ana, Taguig City.
 The word "Tipas" comes from the word
"Tinagpas" or "Tiga-gapas" because the
original taga-Tipas were farmers.
Pateros San Roque Church Balot sa Puti Festival
 Known canonically as San Roque  On the 31st of January, the town
Cathedral-Parish, is the cathedral or seat holds an annual event called the
of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Balut sa Puti Festival.
Kalookan, located near the intersection of  It is a food festival featuring a
10th Avenue and A. Mabini Street in cooking competition of the famous
Poblacion, Caloocan, Metro Manila, Philippine delicacy known as Balut.
 Philippines.
 The church is located some meters away
from the poblacion or central vicinity of
the city.
 Its present parish priest is Pablo Virgilio S. 
David, D.D., the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Kalookan, and its rector is Jeronimo Maria
J. Cruz, V.G.
 The cathedral is dedicated Saint Roch,
known as San Roque in the Philippines.
 It is one of the highlights of the
Pateros Town Fiesta celebration
where it brings the best of one of
the country’s original exotic food.
It is also held to promote the
image of Pateros as a producer of
the best quality Balut in the world.
 People of Pateros gather to have a
street party with a live band, plus
drinking ice cold beer together
with Balut.
 City/Municipality Tourist Destinations Festivals
Alfombra Slippers
 Alfombra slippers are original creations of
the shoemakers of Pateros characterized
by “carpeted” or “hairy” soles made of a
material that reminds me similar to
“faux” suede.
 The shoemakers of Pateros were very
creative and innovative producing quality
footwear or sapatos, of which its name
Sa{pateros} was inspired from and
earning them the title, Shoe Capital of the
Philippines before WW2.

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