Stone House Quezon City
1315 E. Rodriguez Avenue Quezon City, National Capital Region, Luzon, 1100, Philippines
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First Stop: Manila
... industry :)
We were a bit unlucky with the weather, hence did not see as much of the city as we would have wished, never the less saw some of the main attractions: Intramuros - which is the 'old' city center, initially erected by the Spaniards with a truly moved history. Some pictures of this can be seen below. Within the walls are also the Manila Cathedral, as well as more attractions.
We've also visited the Rizal Park ...
Der Kreis schliesst sich (18.-21.5)
Servus Leute ,
habe die Nacht fast durchgemacht und bin daher recht uebermuedet in den Shuttle Bus eingestiegnen. Beim Einchecken hatte ich fast einen Herzinfarkt bekommen , als der Typ am Schalter ein Rueckflugticket sehen wollte. Da ich spaet dran war und alles nicht realisiert habe, bin ich erst wie ein Irrer herumgerant und wollte eine Rueckflug buchen , bis mir eingefallen ist , dass ich meinen Flug raus aus den Phillis schon gebucht hatte und nur ...
Meeting up with mates in Manila
... bags we’d bought for hand-luggage it was the un-classiest entry into a country to date.
We headed to the departures gate to avoid the standard airport taxis and got a normal metered one instead, as our hostel had recommended. This move meant we paid £3 for a taxi instead of the £20 Ash and Anna ended up paying for the same trip. If you do try this trick make sure you ...
Rice Terraces, Caves and Hanging Coffins, Oh My !
... in together. When we got to Baguio, we took a cab to another bus terminal and then took what was supposed to be a 6 hour bus to Manila. It ended up taking 8 hours and Ricardo and I were super cranky and hungry by the end of it. When we arrived at the bus terminal in Manila, we had taxi drivers refusing to use the meter, and so we had to pay 220 pesos for a ride that should of cost around 100 pesos. It was a really frustrating feeling because we felt like they ...
Swept Away by the Secrets of Manila Ocean Park
... corals inside the glass houses which I’ve been wanting to see up close and personal — who else but Nemo! Geez, the teeny-weeny is truly an eye-catching swimmer just like in the movie. And I’m glad he’s reunited with his clownfish family, at least at the ocean park.
Incidentally, the Philippines happens to be one of the countries that constitute the so-called Coral Triangle, a ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Stone House Bed & Breakfast


