Caloocan(part 1)
Caloocan is one of the best places to visit in the Philippines. So many interesting people, places and landmarks are visible in it. Best thing to do in Caloocan:
We all want to experience different feeling as we all go to a place. We all want to have fun and be amazed with the peole and places. If you want to feel it then try our Caloocan City that is located in the north of the Metro Manila.There are probably 1.5 million residents in this urban city. To go in it, you can choose from freeways and highways on buses, motorcycle, taxis and jeepneys but remember to wear your patience as you may encounter traffic. Between the sky rise buildings, traffic jams, and crowded neighborhoods, there are an abundance of cultural gems to be discovered here But you’ll need a heads up on where to start looking in this concrete jungle. Full of buildings but it is like a gem that holds so much history and genuine beauty. There are places you must try . You must try this: 1. Bonifacio Circle Monumento A well known place in Caloocan that holds a significant history for the whole country. Caloocan is the place where the Philippine revolution started. The place is full of sculptures of Bonifacio and it was made by the National artist, : Guillermo Tolentino who is an well known artist in artistic field. The sculpture serves as the symbol for unwavering strength of people in the Philippines who fight until the end. The sculpture contains several soldiers pointing swords towards their opposition. 2. Gubat sa Ciudad Resort Coming to Caloocan with a group? Consider staying at a resort with all the bells and whistles. Want to have a swim with your group? Try this resort. Outside of the standard air conditioned rooms and pavilion spaces, there are lots of opportunities for entertainment at Gubat sa Ciudad Resort. Aside from modern pavilion spaces, you can try to unwind in a resort in Caloocan,Gubat sa Ciudad. Best place to feel the breeze in a place where there are full of trees and there is a resort in it. How wonderful, isn't it? It is compose 7 pools that are friendly to all ages. It also have waterslides,fountains and waterslides. 3. La Mesa Watershed The city limits of Caloocan borders La Mesa Watershed- 2,659 hectares of protected wetlands and Manila’s main source of water. Visitors can come to take a tour of park paths where you’ll see fishermen with their polls in the water hoping to catch dinner. There are 50 miles of park paths within the watershed waiting to be explored; some of which are easily tackled wearing a pair of flip-flops. Keep an eye out for exquisite wildlife with 4,400 acres of forest. La Mesa Watershed is a bird watcher’s heaven with a vast collection of colorful birds, big birds, and even some endangered birds. A trip to Caloocan without visiting the watershed is not complete!
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