Chinese Cemetery Manila

Aurora Boulevard, Manila , National Capital Region, Luzon, Philippines

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  • 1

    Mall-ila.

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    ... , would qualify as squalor. The differences between the rich ad poor here are extreme. On our second full day in Manila we went to a Chinese cemetery and Chinatown with some of the same people we met on the first day. The Chinese cemetery was full of ...

  • 2

    Malls galore

    ... When we got off the train and headed out of the station in search of a tricycles to our hostel, Red Carabao which was near the Chinese cemetery. We did get offers from a few drivers but it was nowhere near as manic as in other places and when we did get ...

  • 3

    We take a walking tour of Chinatown (Russ)

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    ... had toured Chinatown with Ivan.  The tour was great and highly recommended.  Old Manila Walks offers other walking tours that we may have to try.  There's a Chinese cemetery tour that sounds interesting.  Stay ...

  • 4

    Philippines

    ... minute walk so he had plenty of time to stretch his legs before being shot. I then had lunch and headed over to the Chinese Cemetery which was interesting place to look at the mausoleums. People actually appear to be living in them!!!! with the dead. I ...

  • 5

    Wow. Even when you're dead, you need to pay rent

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    I had a fun day today exploring the Chinese Cemetery located in Santa Cruz, a neighbourhood just 15 minutes away from my pensionne house in Malate.  Before I forget the stories, I must write down what I saw and put the pictures up.  The main ...

  • 6

    Week 47 - Darwin to Manila (Philippines)

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    ... as planned but still cool. The only one I could get that was slightly on my itinerary was to Singapore and then on to Manila (Philippines). From there I'll head slowly towards Indonesia. Typical, on my last day here I've come down with a kind of flu ...

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    Manila

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    Definitely my final time in Manila, although Manila is very addictive and good fun. Lily and I visited Chinatown and an old Chinese cemetery. It was more like a little city than a cemetery. Each body was laid in its own little (sometimes not so little) ...

  • 8

    Waking the dead

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    ... . We had a morbid finale to our day in Manila.  One of the city’s most famous ‘sights’ is the Chinese cemetery.  Each grave is the size of a small house and the cemetery resembles an eerie ghost town.  The dead have their ...

  • 9

    Christmas turkey and typhoid!

    ... !  A second attempt to see something interesting was also thwarted, after asking a taxi driver to take us to the renowned Chinese Cemetery in Manila.  He pulled up at a locked gate and we assumed it was closed, so we decided to give the whole ...

  • 10

    Manila

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    ... air conditioned. After changing some dollars we bought the men some sandals at a very reasonable £6 a pair! Then off to the Chinese cemetery, the Chinese like their cemeteries to be on a hillside, but Manila is quite flat so it is on a gentle slope on ...