Actually ang main goal ko talaga is para makapasyal naman sa labas si Kiel. Somewhere spacious na malaya naman sya makatakbo takbo at makapaglaro. Lagi na lang sya sa bahay eh.


O, di ba ang ligaya na nya, hehe. Exercise na din and para mabawasan ang init ng ulo nia. For sure nagsasawa na din yan kakatambay lang sa bahay and nood lang ng TV or laro ng toys.

Luneta, also known as Rizal Park is a major tourist attraction of Manila. In fact, it is one of the largest urban parks in Asia. On the picture above is the park's symbolic focal point, the Rizal Monument where Jose Rizal's remains is enshrined. Sabi nila gold raw ang tatlong stars jan sa tuktok kaya binabantayan ng guards? Haha, ewan kung totoo. And look at that 'Pambansang Photobomber' behind. Hmmm, can't help but feel sorry for the shrine.


This is Kilometer Zero of our country. It serves as the starting point from which all road distances from Manila are measured.


I didn't realized what this was until DJ told me that this is an outdoor flower clock.


The entire park consists of 3 sections. In order to transfer to other sections, you need to cross the Ped Xing.


You can also try hiring a Kalesa, a horse-driven carriage for the experience. Intramuros and Fort Santiago are just nearby which are also must see historical places.


Sculptures which depicts the Filipino life are scattered across the park. Here is a Tamaraw. Akala ko  kalabaw ito. Haha, If you look closer sa pic, me kalabaw din naman. Kalabaw is our country's national animal.