@Pegasus
Once Upon a Time in Manila...
In April 2018, we traveled to Manila, Philippines to attend the National DOST Scholars' Summit (NDSS) which was hosted by the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman Campus. Though I'm a Filipino, that was my first time to travel in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, together with my two friends/ classmates and co-scholars. The summit lasts for three days. We did not go home immediately, and decided to spent some time roaming Quezon City, Sampaloc and Ermita.
Shot in the famous **UP Diliman Oblation Statue**
**Rizal Park** also known as Luneta Park or just Luneta - A historic Urban park located in Ermita, Manila; the site of the most significant moments in the Philippine History.
**Manila Ocean Park.** The first world-class marine theme park in the Philippines.
**Dancing Fountain in Rizal Park** at night
It is really fun and relaxing to watch the dancing fountain at night. You'll appreciate its beauty in the dark. If I would be given a time and chance to visit Manila again, I absolutely will. That's all for today! Thank you for reading my shared experiences.
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wow this sites look really beautiful and cool, you really had such an opportunity the visit an amazing place like this, I hope I also get a chance someday
It's just because of the summit. Actually, that was my first time there, and it's just a dream before. I hope you could visit some places too.
aaaaaack namiss ko bigla UP Diliman. Pero ang gaganda ng mga lugar na pinuntahan niyo its good to know na you guys had fun here
Nag enjoy po talaga kami. May thrill pa kasi pare-pareho kaming first timer sa UP so hindi namin alam yung daan HAHA buti na lang merong google map.
Wow! So very beautiful, kahit kailan dimo talaga malimutan dahi sa nakita koy napakaganda at ans saya kaya pupunta jan..
Yes po, nakakatuwa din po talaga at ang special po ng dancing fountain sa Luneta, hindi nakakasawa.
Naka punta kasi ako nang Manila noon kaso lang hindi ako naka punta nang Luneta park
Ayy sayang po. Sabagay meron pa naman pong next time. Maganda po dun lalo pag gabi.
Talaga, nagsisi ako tuloy bat hindi ako pumunta doon, sa bagay wla pa akong kaibigan doon na kabisado na ppunta doon kaya hindi ako nakapunta,, d bali nalng sana mawala natong pandimic nato para wlang hadlang kong saan saan tayo pwd makapunta.... Stya safe nlnang muna tayo ngayon..
Sabagay po, mas importante naman na safe tayo sa sakit ngayon kaysa sa pamamasyal. Makakalabas din po tayo pagkatapos ng pandemic na to.
Beautiful pictures. I guess it is mobile photography mainly? . Keep it up and keep sharing
You really have the eye of a photographer. Well, those are taken by a low megapixel phone camera and it's already 2-year old photos.
Thanks for the comply. I have some experience with low light photography so I can tell the difference 🤗
Experience is truly the best teacher. I have an interest in photography also, but I'm not really competent.
Well it is not about being competent or incompetent. You learn step bu step and eventually become good at it
Thank you for the mindful advice.
What a great snake I love it 😍. What you call a dancing fountain is I think what we call in my language a "water orchestra" at least if there's music.
a very wonderfulexperiencetoshare toothers. for a yearsive never visited manila beenbusy as a mother, you as teens just enjoy while your young thank you for a very beautifularticle
Mothers are really busy doing things for the family. So at my age, I will enjoy traveling as long as I still can.
Wow this an amazing. Your writing skill was very good. You are a good photographer also. Your captured photos was amazing. Thank for sharing with us.
Gusto ko ang mga kuha mong litrato dear. Ang gagandang tingnan mga buhay na buhay buti nalang at akoy napad pad sa post mong eto. Nagustohan ko yung kuha mo sa Dancing fountain. Napaka makulay sana yan ay mabisita ko rin at makunan ng litrato. Salamat sa yung pag bahagi. Sana may mga ganito kapang e oublish na article kasi it's good to share this kind of beauty.