October 19, 2021 Screen Shot 2021-10-19 at 2.58.05 PM HOME Travel Screen Shot 2021-10-19 at 2.58.05 PM You might also like... Sta. Elena Golf & Country Club in Laguna: A World-Class Golfing Experience Nestled in the lush landscapes of Laguna, Sta. Elena Golf & Country Club stands as one of the most prestigious golf courses in the Philippines, evident in its top-tier facilities, exceptional course management, and premium green fees. The high level of facilities and management, as well as the playing fees, show the prestige and status of the course. IMAGE from Sta. Elena Golf & Country Club’s website The club features 27 holes divided across three challenging nine-hole courses. Each nine is highly demanding, with long layouts and clever hazard placements around the greens that constantly test a player’s skill and strategy. Many of the par-4 holes range from the upper […] TAGS: Santa RosaLaguna Golf ClubGolfSports & Recreation Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Cavite: A Luxurious Escape for Golf Players in the South With its balance of sporting challenge, exclusivity, and relaxation, Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club can be considered as one of the country’s finest golfing venues. TAGS: Cavite Golf ClubGolf Subic International Golf Club in Zambales: A Japanese-Inspired Golfing Experience As the only golf course in the country designed and operated with Japanese expertise, Subic International Golf Club offers a golfing experience like no other. TAGS: SubicZambales Golf ClubGolfSports & Recreation Bambike Ecotours in Intramuros: An Exciting Way of Touring around the Walled City Explore Manila’s oldest district, the known “walled city” of Intramuros, as you go on an exciting tour through Bambike Ecotours. TAGS: ManilaIntramuros Tour & Travel AgencyTourist spot Puerta Real Gardens in Intramuros: A Spanish Colonial Period Garden Located along the southern walls of Intramuros, Puerta Real Gardens is a peaceful green sanctuary with centuries of heritage behind its name. IMAGE from Intramuros Administration The garden takes its name from the Puerta Real (Royal Gate), one of the original ceremonial gates built in 1636 during the Spanish colonial period. The gate was exclusively used by the Governor-General and high-ranking officials for formal occasions and processions. Though destroyed during the British invasion in 1762, it was rebuilt in 1780 and now stands restored as a reminder of Manila’s colonial past. The garden itself is built in the former moat area and defensive buffer zone of the Intramuros walls. Today, […] TAGS: ManilaIntramuros GardenHistorical landmark
