Monday, June 5, 2017

East of Manila



Thursday, July 6 - Friday, July 7

⤱ East of Manila ⤱

⤱ Antipolo ⤱

⟴ Nuestra Señora de la Annunciata Parish Church
      ⤷ Visita Iglesia

Mass Schedule: 0630 - 0715


The first church was built as a mission church by the Franciscan missionaries sometime in the late 16th to early 17th century. The Jesuits eventually took over the mission there in the 17th century who began constructing a new church made of stone and brick, It was turned over to the seculars in 1768 when the Jesuits were expelled from the Philippines.

In 1880, an earthquake caused significant damage to the church. Owing to the dwindling population in the area, the damaged portions of the church were not rebuilt.

In 1930, the Americans planned to build a dam in Boso Boso, Thus, the remaining inhabitants were ordered to resettle elsewhere. The dam project was eventually abandoned due to a discovered fault, yet the people did not return until the time of the Japanese occupation. Even then, whatever that was left of the church was subsequently burned down by the Japanese, leaving only the lower portion of the original church facade intact.

As the area was eventually resettled, administration of the parish was taken over by the Camillian order in 1986 who helped organize the restoration of the church. Restoration was completed in 1995, preserving the original remaining façade of the old church with the rebuilt portions built as close as possible to the simple, sparse architecture of the old structure.

⟴ Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Church
      ⤷ Visita Iglesia








⟴ Pinto Art Museum
      ⤷ Educational

We are open Tuesday through Sunday, from 09:00 am to 06:00 pm. For inquiries regarding prenuptial shoots and other events, please call 697 1015 and look for Mrs. Jenny Villanueva.

Ticket prices are:
PHP 200 for regular ticket
PHP 180 for senior citizens and PWD with valid IDs
PHP 100 for children and students with proper school IDs


⤱ Angono ⤱

⟴ Balaw Balaw Restaurant and Art Gallery
      ⤷ Educational

⟴ Angono Street Art
      ⤷ Educational

⟴ Botong Museum
      ⤷ Educational











⟴ Blanco Museum
      ⤷ Educational








⤱ Angono - Binangonan ⤱

⟴ Angono Petroglyphs
      ⤷ Educational

The Angono Petroglyphs date back to circa late Neolithic. They are located in the rear recess of a cave, carved in a rock formation belonging to the Pleistocene Guadalupe Formation. There are 127 figures engraved into volcanic tuff that was soft enough to be worked on by a denser piece of stone. Unlike other examples of prehistoric art, there is no indication that colors were ever incorporated in the drawings.

Tour hours:
Open Monday to Saturday 0800-1700
Wednesday 8AM–5PM
Phone: +63 915 896 2166
Management: National Museum of the Philippines






⤱ Tanay ⤱

⟴ San Ildefonso de Toledo Parish
      ⤷ Visit Iglesia







⟴ Tanay Parola
      ⤷ Sightseeing

Parola and its Lakeshore provides a grand view of the Lake and mountains.






⟴ Regina Rosarii Institute for Contemplation in Asia
      ⤷ Visit Iglesia









⟴ Tanay Camp Adventure
      ⤷ Accommodation
      ⤷ Outdoor activities

⟴ Accommodation
Try out one of the newest addition on our accommodations, our Kubo. It has a receiving area with a kitchen sink, also the room inside is equipped with a double deck. With a maximum capacity of 6 persons, Php 1500.00/night. this will surely be enough to fit a small family. Also once this is availed, you’ll get a free access to the swimming pool.

Landline: (+632) 267-5170 / (+632) 664 5720
Mobile: (0947) 4571 164–SMART / (0925) 732 7248–SUN
Email:  inquiries@tanayadventurecamp.com.ph
Website:   www.TanayAdventureCamp.com.ph
Address:   Sitio Mala-anonang, Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal

⟴ Activities
      ⤷ Paragliding

      ⤷ High Rope
      ⤷ Rappling
      ⤷ Paint Ball
      ⤷ Wall climbing
      ⤷ Zip line
      ⤷ Orienteering/Navigation
          ⤷ Elementary Map Reading
          ⤷ Intro to Global Positioning (GPS)
          ⤷ Orienterring (Compass Reading)
      ⤷ Ropes Course / Obstacle Course
          ⤷ Mudslide
          ⤷ Mud Crawl
          ⤷ Belly Crawl
          ⤷ Wipe-Out
          ⤷ Wheels and Tunnels
          ⤷ Ropes Tunnel
          ⤷ Rope Bridge
          ⤷ Two Rope Traverse
          ⤷ Hanging Bridge
      ⤷ Basic First Aid
         ⤷ Common Medical Emergencies
         ⤷ Emergency Rescue and Transfer
         ⤷ Wound Dressing & Bandaging
      ⤷ Campfire / Bonfire / Smokers Night
          ⤷ A night dedicated on lighting a campfire, complete with a program and activities.
      ⤷ Nature Walk
         ⤷ A walk or trekking around the campsite area.
         ⤷ Jungle Lane
      ⤷ Observation and Sensitivity Test
      ⤷ Jungle Environmental Survival Training (JEST)
         ⤷ Basic Survival Skills/Techniques
         ⤷ Fire Building
         ⤷ Survival Cooking
      ⤷ Physical Exercise
         ⤷ Army Dozen Exercises
         ⤷ Stretching Exercises
      ⤷ Swimming
         ⤷ Swimming Lesson Basic and Advance
         ⤷ Water Survival & Water Safety
      ⤷ Basic Mountaineering & Outdoor Ethics
         ⤷ Education about how should we act and be responsible for out nature in general.


















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