DISTRICT 3
Caloocan City
-Tucked in the corner, which
is called “sulok” or “lo-ok” in
the vernacular, where the
ends of the old towns of
Tondo and Malabon meet is a
small barrio that used to be
called by the Spanish
colonialists as Aromahan.
Bonifacio Monument
- This monument is built for the
bravery and nationalism of Andres
Bonifacio, the founder of the
Katipunan. This is for the time he
fought for independence against
the Spanish colonial.
The Horace Higgins Hall
- —Philippine National Railways: If
you are a history buff who loves to
see heritage sites in their
unaltered state, then you may
want to visit this structure located
at the corner of M. Hizon and C.
Apostol Streets. This site served
as a railway station for the city
when the Manila-Dagupan line
was opened on November 23,
1892 and connected Caloocan
with the rest of Manila and other
towns all the way up to Dagupan
City in Pangasinan.
Pamaypay ng Caloocan
-This is a celebration of the city's
foundation day, which is held every
February 16. This showcases the use
of pamaypay (hand-held fan) on
techno-modern folk street dancing
competitions.
Pajotande Sto.Niño Festival
- This is a colorful procession/parade of
different Sto. Niños. Thousands of
devotees dance their way to the tune of
different groups of Ati-atihan. This is
celebrated every last Sunday of
January.
 Thai To Taoist Temple Pagoda
- This is an old Taoist temple and
was built by the Chinese
community. It is a hundred-year-
old temple.

Malabon City Asilo de Huertanos Luglugan Pancit Malabon Festival

-Malabon, officially the City of
Malabon (Tagalog: Lungsod
ng Malabon), is a 1st
class highly urbanized
city in Metropolitan
Manila, Philippines.
-This is where the La
Independencia, the organ of the
Katipunan, was printed. This place
also served as an orphanage to
those who were affected by the
plague of 1882.
-It is a culinary festival that is
highlighted with street-dancing and
marching band exhibitions, which
showcases the Giant Bilaos of Pancit
Malabon. This is celebrated every
December 10.

Asilode Huerfanos de
Tambobong
-The walls of this place are made
up of adobe and it is the only
historical site that was left after the
fire that burned its second floor
during the war between the
Filipinos and the Americans.
 Navotas City
- It is known as the Commercial
Fishing Hub of the Philippines
where the city has the third
largest fish port in Asia and the
largest in Southeast Asia.
San Jose de Navotas Parish
Church
- This is the oldest parish church
in Navotas. It was built in 1838 to
1862. It was canonically erected
on July 1, 1859. It was in 1860,
under the helm of Rev. Fr. 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.
Navotas Centennial Park
-It is a waterfront park that opened
on January 16, 2006, during the
celebration of the 100th
anniversary of Navotas City. This
is where the annual Pangisdaan
Festival is held.
Pangisdaan Festival
-This is a celebration featuring a float
and a street-dancing competition
focusing on the fishing industry of the
city. Float design and street-dancers'
costumes and props are made from
any indigenous materials used for
fishing like lambat, baklad, kawayan,
etc. This is held every January 11 to
16.
Penitensiya
-It is an event wherein devotees, mostly
men, do acts of contrition by hitting
their backs several times with small
bamboo sticks attached at the end of
strings in their belief that their sins will
be forgiven. This is done during Holy
Friday of the Holy Week.
 Valenzuela City
- Valenzuela was named
after Pío Valenzuela, a
physician and a member of
the Katipunan, a secret society
founded against the colonial
government of Spain. The city,
as a town, was originally called
as Polo, initially formed in 1621
after separation
from Meycauayan, Bulacan.
Residence of Dr.Pio Valenzuela
-This is the home of Pio
Valenzuela, a member of the
triumvirate of the Katipuneros and
also its revolutionary leader. He
formed a secret chamber in the
place, called Camara Reina,
together with Andres Bonifacio
and Emilio Jacinto.
Belltower of San Diego de
Alcala Church
-This church is more than 400
years old. It was built during the
time when Spain occupied the
Philippines. The bell tower is the
only remaining structure of the
original church because the main
building was destroyed during the
Japanese occupation.
Mano Po San Roque Festival
-It is a festival celebrated with street-
dancing and procession along the city's
streets. This is done in commemoration
of the Feast of San Roque, which
highlights the customs and traditions of
the locals. This is held every May 12.
Feast of San Diego de Alcala
-This is a celebration of the feast of the
oldest church in Valenzuela City, San
Diego de Alcala Church. It features
annual boat racing, street-dancing, and
other festivities. This is held every
November 12.
 Museong Valenzuela
-This is a house with a wide range
of artifacts and memorabilia that
shows the rich history and
progress of the city. The museum
has an impressive architecture
with Spanish aesthetic. It also
showcases the history of
Valenzuela, its culture and artistic
events.
 Fourth District

Las Piñas City Bamboo Organ Museum Bamboo Organ Festival

- Las Piñas was one of the earliest
fishing settlements on the shores
of Manila Bay.
-This museum can be found at
St. Joseph Parish Church. It
houses a 19th century-old organ
with unique pipes, most of it are
made entirely with bamboo and
was completed in 1824. The
organ was declared as a National
Cultural Treasure of the
Philippines in 2003.
-This festival features musical
and cultural presentations
showcasing the bamboo
organ's unique qualities and
best attributes. It is held every
February 17 to 23.

Zapote Bridge
-This is the site where the Battle
of Zapote River, also known as
the Battle of Zapote Bridge,
happened on June 13, 1899. It
was between 3,000 Americans
and 5,000 Filipinos. It was the
second largest battle of the
Philippine-American War.
 Sarao Jeepney Factory
- This is a jeepney factory that
made Las Piñas the Jeep
Producing center of Metro
Manila. They produce almost all
the jeepneys in the city.

Makati City Ayala Museum Bailes de los Arcos

- Makati is the financial center of -This museum features exhibits - This is a commemoration of
the Philippines; it has the highest of Filipino culture, art, and the feast days of both
concentration of multinational and history. It has 60 dioramas apostles Paul and Peter.
local corporations in the explaining the history of a Filipinos make colorful and
country. Major banks, courageous nation and a floral-inspired arcs and
corporations, department stores collection of Pre-Hispanic gold prepare unique dancing to
as well as foreign embassies are jewelry. show gratitude towards the
based in Makati. The biggest two (2) apostles. It is held
trading floor of the Philippine every June 29 and 30.
Stock Exchange used to be
situated along the city's Ayala
Avenue, before the stock
exchange moved their
headquarters to the Bonifacio
Global City in Taguig City. Makati
is also known for being a major
cultural and entertainment hub
in Metro Manila.

Greenbelt Chapel Likhang Kamay


Muntinlupa City
- Muntinlupa is known as the
location of the national
insular penitentiary, the New Bilibid
Prison, where the country's most
dangerous criminals were
incarcerated, as well as the
location of Ayala Alabang Village,
- This is a chapel that is found at
the center of colored grounds
within Greenbelt malls. It holds
masses thrice a day. The chapel
is intended for meditation and
prayer within the city. It is
surrounded by beautiful trees.
Ayala Triangle
- It is an urban park in Makati that
has over a hundred of trees such
as rain trees, golden palms, fire
trees, kamuning, and
podocarpus. Every Christmas,
there is a light show in the area,
which is visited by many.
Aguinaldo Shrine
- It was built in 1845 which
started as a house made of
wood. It was reconstructed twice
and is where the Philippine
Independence was first declared.
It was a place for the
revolutionaries in 1800s to hold
- It is a celebration hosted by
the Yuchengco Museum and
is held for three (3) days. This
is an extended exhibition of all
the regions of the Philippines
from local champions in
culture and handicrafts. The
items exhibited during this
festival include woven
materials, pottery, and wood
carvings. This is held during
the last quarter of the year,
usually in October.
Caracol sa Makati
- This is a festival wherein
groups of locals dress as
endangered flora and fauna to
express the need to preserve
and conserve the country's
natural heritage. Caracol is a
Spanish term for snail. This is
held every last Sunday in
January.
Dinagsa
- It is a celebration in honor of
the city's Patron Saint, Sto.
Niño de Muntinlupa. This
event is highlighted by street-
dancing participated by
representatives from different
barangays, schools, youth
one of the country's biggest and
most expensive residential
communities, where many of the
wealthy and famous live.
Parañaque City
their meetings and make
decisions.
The Japanese Garden
Cemetery
- Legend has it that General
Tomoyuki Yamashita, the
Japanese general who became
famous during the Japanese
occupation in the country, tagged
as the "Tiger of Malaya," was
buried in the same place.
Japanese tourists drop by the
cemetery to pay respect to their
ancestors.
Memorial Hill
- This is a small hill that cradles a
World War II vintage canon. This
is also the burial place of Eriberto
Misa, a prison director from 1937
to 1949.
Tambo Mangroves Avian
sectors, and groups from
other cities in Metro Manila.
This is held every February
16 to 27.
Banyahan Festival
- This is a yearly thanksgiving
celebration for the patron
Impong Kulas de Tolentino. It
is similar to the celebration of
the Ati-Atihan of Kalibo and
Sinulog of Cebu. It is also
done to recognize the baklad,
which is the main work of
people from Brgy.
Sambalilo
- Parañaque is the home of Reserve - This is a festival wherein
the PAGCOR Entertainment City, - This mangrove is visited by Parañaque celebrates its
a gaming and entertainment hundreds of bird species from all cityhood with dance contests
complex under development by over the Asia Pacific region. This all throughout Metro Manila. It
the state owned Philippine serves as a sanctuary of is held every February 1 to
Amusement and Gaming immigrant birds. 28.
Corporation spanning an area of
8 km2 (3.1 sq mi) in Bay City,
where four large integrated
resorts are based namely Solaire
Resort & Casino, City of Dreams
Manila, Okada Manila, and the
soon to be completed Westside
City Resorts World. It is also the
home of the Parañaque
Integrated Terminal
Exchange public transport and
the Aseana City business district
development which
includes Ayala Malls Manila Bay.

Redemptorist Church
- This is the most visited Church
in Asia. It can hold up to 3,000
seats and another 9,000 for
standing devotees.

Roligon Mega Cockpit


Pasay City
-  Pasay is said to have been part
of Namayan (sometimes also
called Sapa),
a confederation of barangays which
supposedly controlled territory
stretching from Manila
Bay to Laguna de Bay, and which,
upon the arrival of the Spanish,
eventually became known as Santa
Ana de Sapa (modern day Santa
Ana, Manila).
- This is the largest and most
modern cockpit in Asia.
Foreigners from all over the
country visit this place.
Coconut Palace
-The Coconut Palace, also
known as Tahanang Pilipino (lit.
'Filipino Home'), is a government
building located in the Cultural
Center of the Philippines
Complex, in Pasay, Philippines. It
was the official residence and the
principal workplace of the Vice
President of the Philippines
during the term of Jejomar Binay.
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.
 Star City
-musement park in Pasay, Metro
Manila, Philippines. It is located
in the reclaimed area of
the Cultural Center of the
Philippines Complex, part of Bay
City. The facility is owned by Star
Parks Corporation, a subsidiary
of Elizalde Holdings Corporation
(the holding company of the FJE
Group of Companies).
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.
Fertility Rites/Feast Day of
Sta.Clara
- The Obando Fertility Rites[1]
are a dance ritual, initially an
Anitist ritual, and later also
became a Catholic festival
celebrated every May in
Obando, Bulacan, Philippines.
Locals and pilgrims,
sometimes dressed in
traditional costume, dance
and sing in the town's streets
to honour and beseech
Obando's three patron saints:
San Pascual (Paschal
Baylon), Santa Clara (Clare of
Assisi) and Nuestra Señora
de Salambáo (Our Lady of
Salambao).
Serenata
- ls sometimes called
serenata, from the Italian) is a
musical composition and/or
performance delivered in
honor of someone or
something. Serenades are
typically calm, light pieces of
music. The term comes from
the Italian word serenata,
which itself derives from the
Latin serenus. Sense
influenced by Italian sera
"evening," from Latin sera,
fem. of serus "late."
 Taguig City
-  Located in the western shores
of Laguna de Bay, the city is known
for the Bonifacio Global City, one of
the leading financial centers of the
Philippines. Originally a fishing
village during the Spanish and
American colonial periods, the
municipality experienced rapid
growth when former military
reservations were converted by
the Bases Conversion and
Development Authority.
American Cemetery and
Memorial
- The Manila American Cemetery
and Memorial is located in Fort
Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro
Manila, within the boundaries of
the former Fort William McKinley.
It can be reached most easily
from the city via Epifano de los
Santos Ave. (EDSA) to McKinley
Road, then to McKinley Parkway
inside the Bonifacio Global City.
The Nichols Field Road is the
easiest access from Manila
International Airport to the
cemetery.
Archdiocesan Shrine of
St.Anne
- The Saint Anne Parish Church,
also known as Santa Ana Church
or also known in its formal name
as the Archdiocesan Shrine of St.
Anne, is a Catholic church
located at Barangay Santa Ana,
Taguig. It is situated next to the
Taguig River and across Plaza
Quezon, where the statue of the
late Manuel L. Quezon was
erected when he was still serving
as President of the
Philippines.Saint Anne is the
patroness of the church.
Dambanang Kawayan
Sta. Anang Banak Taguig
River Festival
-A grand parade which honors
the patroness Saint Anne.
The festival is an annual
event that rooted from
religious and mythical beliefs
that made up the ethnic race
once called "taga-giik." There
are different activities
prepared to make the festival
more meaningful and
worthwhile especially to those
foreigners who come and
celebrate the festival with
them.
Pagiikan Mini Olympics
- Native games as they were
never played before- habulan
ng biik, hulihan ng itik,
patintero, arnis, tumbang
preso and many others
brought to the level of the
para-olympics.
 -known as Saint John the Baptist
Church is a century-old church
with altar, wall sidings, ceiling,
and benches that are made of
pure, native bamboo. This
symbol of Filipino design and
artistry stood in history as the site
where over 500 men were
gathered and brutalized during
the tragic "sona" of December 1,
1944 conducted by the Japanese
forces. The men were later
imprisoned in the dungeons of
Fort Santiago in Intramuros --
never to be seen again, alive or
dead.

Pateros San Roque Church Balot sa Puti Festival

- This municipality is famous for its
duck-raising industry and
especially for producing balut, a
Filipino delicacy, which is a boiled,
fertilised duck egg. Pateros is also
known for the production of red
salty eggs and "inutak", a local rice
cake. Moreover, the town is known
for manufacturing of "alfombra", a
locally-made footwear with a
carpet-like fabric on its top surface.
- This church was built in the
year 1815. It has a high tower on
the right side where the church
bell is placed. The interior of the
church is well furnished.
- It is a food festival featuring
a cooking competition of the
famous Philippine delicacy
known as Balut. 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.
 Alfombra Slippers
- This is a company that
manufactures slippers. It is
visited by tourists to see how
alfombra slippers are made.

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