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Revisiting Manila Central Post Office : What’s Inside the Manila Post Office (Before the Fire Incident)

September 4, 2023September 4, 2023 adminbdmc 0 Comments door 3 manila central post office, liwasang bonifacio, manila central post office, manila central post office fire, manila central post office history, manila central post office interior, manila PO Box, manila post office, manila post office lock box, plaza lawton, what's inside the manila post office

Few months before the devastating fire incident in Manila Central Post Office, I was lucky enough to visit the place

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Illuminating Spaces: The Rise of Customized Neon Sign Culture

May 26, 2023July 18, 2023 adminbdmc 0 Comments art of crafting neon lights, indoor neon lights, neon lights 1920s, neon lights history

In an era dominated by digital screens, there’s a certain appeal in the nostalgic glow of a neon sign. But

Historical Sites You Can Visit That Commemorate Jose Rizal

December 30, 2022December 30, 2022 adminbdmc 0 Comments dambana ni rizal, fort santiago, Jose rizal, national museum of fine arts, paco park and cemetery, rizal, rizal day, rizal execution site, rizal final foot steps, rizal foot steps, rizal gallery national museum, rizal museum fort santiago, rizal shrine, rizal shrine and park dapitan, rizal shrine calamba, rizal shrine fort santiago

Today marks the 126th death anniversary of our national hero, Dr Jose Rizal. It was on this day, December 30

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LRMC celebrates National Tourism Month by rediscovering Metro Manila through Visual Arts

September 10, 2022September 19, 2022 adminbdmc 0 Comments exploring manila, Fujifilm, Fujifilm X-A3, ikotMNL, ikotMNL Photowalk, LRT Corporation, LRT-1 IkotMNL, Tourism Month, Urban Sketchers

09 September 2022, MANILA, Philippines – In celebration of National Tourism Month, private operator of LRT-1 Light Rail Manila Corporation

Seven Facts About Cavite City That You Should Know!

September 6, 2022January 2, 2023 adminbdmc 1 Comment bacalao cavite city, Cavite, Cavite City, cavite city cuisine, cavite city history, Cavite City Regada, cavite national high school, chavacano, chavacano cavite city, chavacano de cavite, chicken pipian, churches in cavite city, corregidor island, corregidor island cavite city, ermita de porta vaga, old churches in cavite city, original image of our lady of porta vaga, our lady of porta vaga, our lady of solitude of porta vaga, pipian cavite city, regada water festival, santa monica ruins cavite city, travel

Cavite City will be celebrating its 82nd Charter anniversary tomorrow (September 7, 2022). As a pure-blood Caviteño, I guess this

Exploring the Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery in Laguna

August 23, 2022July 29, 2023 adminbdmc 2 Comments cemetery in philippines, history, laguna, Museo ng Libingan sa Ilalim ng Lupa ng Nagcarlan, nagcarlan, nagcarlan laguna, nagcarlan underground cemetery, nagcarlan underground cemetery entrance fee, nagcarlan underground cemetery history, pilgrimage in laguna, places to visit in laguna, travel, underground cemetery, underground cemetery laguna

After heading to La Resurreccion Parish in Victoria Laguna, we went to our third and fourth destinations, the National Shrine

11 Eerie Artworks in National Museum of Fine Arts That You Should See

May 19, 2022August 12, 2022 adminbdmc 0 Comments antipas delotavo, artworks in national museum of fine arts, cursed painting of juan luna, diosdado lorenzo, dominador castañeda, felix resurreccion hidalgo, gene cabrera, juan luna, kaisahan art group, mi novia, national museum of fine arts, papo de asis, portrait of a lady juan luna, protest art, ricarte puruganan, world war 2 paintings

In celebration of the International Museum Day, we’re looking back to my recent visit to National Museum of Fine Arts.

A Detailed Tour of National Museum of Fine Arts: Important Artworks and Galleries You Should Not Miss

May 14, 2022May 31, 2022 adminbdmc 3 Comments carlos botong francisco, Emilio Aguilar Cruz, felix resurreccion hidalgo, guillermo tolentino, history of manila painting, isabelo tampinco y lacandola, jose p alcantara, Jose rizal, juan luna, national museum, national museum of fine arts, national museum of fine arts 2022, national museum of the philippines, national museum open, old senate session hall, spoliarium, vicente manansala

The National Museums in Manila had some ups and downs during the peak of the pandemic. They had to close

Let’s Explore Museo ng Republika ng 1899 (Barasoain Museum)

February 8, 2022June 10, 2022 adminbdmc 10 Comments barasoain church, barasoain church history, barasoain church museum, barasoain museum, bulacan, bulacan churches, bulacan pilgrimage, bulacan visita iglesia, cat in barasoain church, churches, churches in bulacan, churches in bulacan for visita iglesia, churches in malolos, cradle of democracy, malolos, malolos church, malolos congress, malolos constitution, malolos museum, museo ng republika ng 1899, places to visit in bulacan, religion, silid stereography, travel

After taking a short break and while everyone is busy exploring the Barasoain church, i grabbed the opportunity to visit

InTRANSITion : The Baby Bus of Cavite

May 18, 2021March 10, 2022 adminbdmc baby bus, baby bus cavite, baby bus exhibit, baby bus history, caviteño, exhibit, heinz reimann orais, jeremiah villegas, photo exhibit

When it comes to local transportation, our country is probably known for the iconic jeepneys which have become a trademark

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