How to ride public transport to Dapitan Public Market, Quezon City from Valenzuela?
Q. Hello; I am looking for places in Metro Manila where I can buy Filipino handcrafted items at cheap prices. I was told there is such a place in Quezon City near the Dapitan Public Market. Any advice on how to get there by riding public transportation (jeepney, FX, bus, or LRT/MRT) from Valenzuela (McArthur Hwy)? Or is there another place to find similar items? Many thanks in advance!
Asked by Too Good to be True - Sun Aug 17 22:25:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Valenzuela, take a bus going to Cubao (South) until you reach Quezon Ave. From there, take a jeepney of FX going to Quiapo (West). When you reach Mayon, take a jeepney there passing through Dapitan. From there, you can now see the Dapitan Pub. Mkt. and the handicrafts that you're looking for. Or From Valenzuela, take a jeepney going to Blumintritt. When you reach Mayon, take a jeepney again passing through Dapitan St.
Answered by Happy Man - Sun Aug 17 23:26:56 2008
Q. Hello; I am looking for places in Metro Manila where I can buy Filipino handcrafted items at cheap prices. I was told there is such a place in Quezon City near the Dapitan Public Market. Any advice on how to get there by riding public transportation (jeepney, FX, bus, or LRT/MRT) from Valenzuela (McArthur Hwy)? Or is there another place to find similar items? Many thanks in advance!
Asked by Too Good to be True - Sun Aug 17 22:25:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Valenzuela, take a bus going to Cubao (South) until you reach Quezon Ave. From there, take a jeepney of FX going to Quiapo (West). When you reach Mayon, take a jeepney there passing through Dapitan. From there, you can now see the Dapitan Pub. Mkt. and the handicrafts that you're looking for. Or From Valenzuela, take a jeepney going to Blumintritt. When you reach Mayon, take a jeepney again passing through Dapitan St.
Answered by Happy Man - Sun Aug 17 23:26:56 2008
Where exactly in Quezon City Hall should I go to get a police clearance?
Q. I know where Quezon City Hall is, but I don't know which part is this "Window 1" they speak of. Would anyone know what building/ floor/ wing is the police clearance application center? How about a landmark? Thanks!
Asked by JuneBUG - Thu Jun 12 08:37:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There should be a reception desk or a police officer you can ask there. If not, I would start at the ground floor, or ask in the treasurer's office.
Answered by Glock Girl - Sun Jun 15 05:43:43 2008
Q. I know where Quezon City Hall is, but I don't know which part is this "Window 1" they speak of. Would anyone know what building/ floor/ wing is the police clearance application center? How about a landmark? Thanks!
Asked by JuneBUG - Thu Jun 12 08:37:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There should be a reception desk or a police officer you can ask there. If not, I would start at the ground floor, or ask in the treasurer's office.
Answered by Glock Girl - Sun Jun 15 05:43:43 2008
where is Alternative Learning Division in quezon city?
Q. I would like my son to continue his high school education in the ALS. We live in Quezon City. Can someone please advise how and where I should inquire about this?
Asked by jho - Fri Apr 18 05:16:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every public school in Quezon City I believe offers the ALS, You can inquire at the DepEd NCR beside the San Francisco High School adjacent to the main building of SM North Edsa or go the Division of City Schools Quezon City which is located at the back of San Francisco High School. Good luck..
Answered by nyowsi - Fri Apr 18 11:06:53 2008
Q. I would like my son to continue his high school education in the ALS. We live in Quezon City. Can someone please advise how and where I should inquire about this?
Asked by jho - Fri Apr 18 05:16:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every public school in Quezon City I believe offers the ALS, You can inquire at the DepEd NCR beside the San Francisco High School adjacent to the main building of SM North Edsa or go the Division of City Schools Quezon City which is located at the back of San Francisco High School. Good luck..
Answered by nyowsi - Fri Apr 18 11:06:53 2008
What good SWIMMING place in MANILA or quezon city?
Q. WE will have a Swimming party, actually a celebration because we won in a contest. We need in MANILA or QUEZON city because that is the nearest of them all. We wanted like 9 waves or so. We like slides and all, fun off course, and not to expensive. So what place we can go? :) salamat
Asked by KiMbErLy - Tue Sep 8 05:22:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a place there called the YMCAThey can start you back on your wayIt's fun to stay at the YMCA (rpt)You can get yourself cleanYou can have a good mealYou can do whatever you feel ... Oh, you're a girl! Shucks! Forget it. How about this La Mesa Park or somethin...
Answered by Aref H4 - Tue Sep 8 06:23:58 2009
Q. WE will have a Swimming party, actually a celebration because we won in a contest. We need in MANILA or QUEZON city because that is the nearest of them all. We wanted like 9 waves or so. We like slides and all, fun off course, and not to expensive. So what place we can go? :) salamat
Asked by KiMbErLy - Tue Sep 8 05:22:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a place there called the YMCAThey can start you back on your wayIt's fun to stay at the YMCA (rpt)You can get yourself cleanYou can have a good mealYou can do whatever you feel ... Oh, you're a girl! Shucks! Forget it. How about this La Mesa Park or somethin...
Answered by Aref H4 - Tue Sep 8 06:23:58 2009
How to get to Splash Isand by car from Quezon city? ANd prices?
Q. By car from any Quezon city place. Please give detailed answers. Me and my family are gonna vacation to Philippines and planning on going to Splash Island. Im just the 11yo girl in the family. Please help me get good directions to Splash Island from Quezon City. Any kind of directions are ok. Links, good maps and best of all, written directions. And correct prices for adult, senior and child. include ALL prices!!PLEASE and Thnx in advance!!!
Asked by regineRAWR! - Sun Jun 7 22:16:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. From Quezon City, take EDSA southbound. 2. Keep going on straight until you reach the intersection of South Luzon Expressway. Follow the "Calamba" sign. 3. Just keep on going straight through South Luzon Expressway. Look for the sign "Southwoods Exit" or "Southwoods". 4. Exit at "Southwoods" from South Luzon Express, and there will be signs guiding you to Splash Island. total time: 1.5 hours-2.0 hours, depending on traffic conditions.Kilometers: Approx. 30 kilometers from Quezon City.
Answered by Matthew T. - Mon Jun 8 01:54:23 2009
Q. By car from any Quezon city place. Please give detailed answers. Me and my family are gonna vacation to Philippines and planning on going to Splash Island. Im just the 11yo girl in the family. Please help me get good directions to Splash Island from Quezon City. Any kind of directions are ok. Links, good maps and best of all, written directions. And correct prices for adult, senior and child. include ALL prices!!PLEASE and Thnx in advance!!!
Asked by regineRAWR! - Sun Jun 7 22:16:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. From Quezon City, take EDSA southbound. 2. Keep going on straight until you reach the intersection of South Luzon Expressway. Follow the "Calamba" sign. 3. Just keep on going straight through South Luzon Expressway. Look for the sign "Southwoods Exit" or "Southwoods". 4. Exit at "Southwoods" from South Luzon Express, and there will be signs guiding you to Splash Island. total time: 1.5 hours-2.0 hours, depending on traffic conditions.Kilometers: Approx. 30 kilometers from Quezon City.
Answered by Matthew T. - Mon Jun 8 01:54:23 2009
looking for trusted travel agency in quezon city?
Q. I'm planning to have a vacation in hongkong disneyland in december any one who knows a trusted travel agency near quezon city west avenue,and any idea how much its cost per person.
Asked by xhiacizz - Tue Sep 2 20:57:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chrislink. It is IATA-accredited. IATA stands for International Air Transport Association. Since they are accrediated by IATA, you are thus assured that this is a reputable company and not a fly-by-night travel agency. Chrislink International Inc. G/F DMSC Building West Avenue Quezon City 1104, Philippines Telephones: +(632) 373-0813/4127510 Fax +(632) 373 3507 Email info@chrislinktravel.com Website: www.chrislinktravel.com
Answered by kahlan nynaeve - Tue Sep 2 22:12:12 2008
Q. I'm planning to have a vacation in hongkong disneyland in december any one who knows a trusted travel agency near quezon city west avenue,and any idea how much its cost per person.
Asked by xhiacizz - Tue Sep 2 20:57:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chrislink. It is IATA-accredited. IATA stands for International Air Transport Association. Since they are accrediated by IATA, you are thus assured that this is a reputable company and not a fly-by-night travel agency. Chrislink International Inc. G/F DMSC Building West Avenue Quezon City 1104, Philippines Telephones: +(632) 373-0813/4127510 Fax +(632) 373 3507 Email info@chrislinktravel.com Website: www.chrislinktravel.com
Answered by kahlan nynaeve - Tue Sep 2 22:12:12 2008
Any good cheap wedding reception venue in quezon city?
Q. Do you know any cheap restaurant, venue or caterer for weddings in Quezon City?Anywhere near New Manila since the wedding will be held in Mt. Carmel Church?Our budget for the reception is around 100k or lower with good food and service.It would be much ok if its around 80k as we are on a tight budget. It should be good for 100 - 150 persons.The wedding date is on October of this year.Thanks!
Asked by perictione2000 - Thu Jun 25 08:06:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Patio Ibarra has a restaurant with a mixed garden and European-style setting. It may not be very cheap, but the good impression from your wife's family and relatives certainly makes the extra payment worth it.
Answered by Matthew T. - Thu Jun 25 08:11:39 2009
Q. Do you know any cheap restaurant, venue or caterer for weddings in Quezon City?Anywhere near New Manila since the wedding will be held in Mt. Carmel Church?Our budget for the reception is around 100k or lower with good food and service.It would be much ok if its around 80k as we are on a tight budget. It should be good for 100 - 150 persons.The wedding date is on October of this year.Thanks!
Asked by perictione2000 - Thu Jun 25 08:06:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Patio Ibarra has a restaurant with a mixed garden and European-style setting. It may not be very cheap, but the good impression from your wife's family and relatives certainly makes the extra payment worth it.
Answered by Matthew T. - Thu Jun 25 08:11:39 2009
For all the filipinos or not, do you know some cases of discrimination in the business in Quezon City?
Q. i just want to know if you encounter some discrimination in the business inside Quezon City. What are the causes? gender? age?
Asked by shaf - Wed Mar 12 11:24:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot of age discrimination goes on. The young resent the old. The old resent everyone because they worked long and hard and see their incomes erode by inflation. Gender to a much smaller extent.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Thu Mar 20 04:49:47 2008
Q. i just want to know if you encounter some discrimination in the business inside Quezon City. What are the causes? gender? age?
Asked by shaf - Wed Mar 12 11:24:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot of age discrimination goes on. The young resent the old. The old resent everyone because they worked long and hard and see their incomes erode by inflation. Gender to a much smaller extent.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Thu Mar 20 04:49:47 2008
Where can I find a tarpaulin maker in Quezon City, Philippines?
Q. I live in Project 7, Quezon City, I want to find a tarpaulin maker which is good quality and has reasonable price.
Asked by bennettepena - Wed Nov 7 21:08:48 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. try unima colors in Quezon ave corner araneta (beside the big sanctuarium building) tel. 742 69 37 (look for opel or grace or manda) Very cheap prices there. standard is 25 pesos per square foot. goes down to 18 pesos per square foot depending on volume of job. They also have digital printing and color separation.
Answered by Ken - Thu Nov 8 02:39:01 2007
Q. I live in Project 7, Quezon City, I want to find a tarpaulin maker which is good quality and has reasonable price.
Asked by bennettepena - Wed Nov 7 21:08:48 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. try unima colors in Quezon ave corner araneta (beside the big sanctuarium building) tel. 742 69 37 (look for opel or grace or manda) Very cheap prices there. standard is 25 pesos per square foot. goes down to 18 pesos per square foot depending on volume of job. They also have digital printing and color separation.
Answered by Ken - Thu Nov 8 02:39:01 2007
What's the telephone number of Quezon City Central Post Office?
Q. Hi~ I want to know the telephone number of Quezon City Central Post Office, the one in NIA road. I cannot, for the life of me, find it online, even in the PhilPost website. T_T I am expecting packages that should arrive a week ago, but still no word. It's very hard to go there, so I'll try calling first to see if my package is there already. Any help appreciated, thank you very much!
Asked by minakochi - Wed Aug 19 22:47:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. +63 (2) 928-6420
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 19 22:56:09 2009
Q. Hi~ I want to know the telephone number of Quezon City Central Post Office, the one in NIA road. I cannot, for the life of me, find it online, even in the PhilPost website. T_T I am expecting packages that should arrive a week ago, but still no word. It's very hard to go there, so I'll try calling first to see if my package is there already. Any help appreciated, thank you very much!
Asked by minakochi - Wed Aug 19 22:47:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. +63 (2) 928-6420
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 19 22:56:09 2009
Where can I buy a cheap stone Buddha within Quezon City (Philippines) for my garden?
Q. I am looking for a cheap stone or cement Buddha for a zen garden i am working on for my backyard. I prefer areas near Marikina City like Quezon City and Pasig City (Philippines).
Asked by rodel b - Thu Oct 11 09:36:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try your local yahoo.answers. site, haven't a clue since I'm in u.k.
Answered by lily - Mon Oct 15 09:18:03 2007
Q. I am looking for a cheap stone or cement Buddha for a zen garden i am working on for my backyard. I prefer areas near Marikina City like Quezon City and Pasig City (Philippines).
Asked by rodel b - Thu Oct 11 09:36:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try your local yahoo.answers. site, haven't a clue since I'm in u.k.
Answered by lily - Mon Oct 15 09:18:03 2007
Where can I find a website where I can find an application form of Quezon City Science High School?
Q. Quezon City High School at the Philippines... I need an application form using the internet.
Asked by Nicole M - Mon Nov 6 07:10:55 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Go to Yahoo and do a search. I just went there and put in "application form Quezon city high school in philippines" minus the " and the first 2 on there are both apps for that school...GL and best wishes getting in the school. Hope this helped.
Answered by Teya - Mon Nov 6 07:19:32 2006
Q. Quezon City High School at the Philippines... I need an application form using the internet.
Asked by Nicole M - Mon Nov 6 07:10:55 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Go to Yahoo and do a search. I just went there and put in "application form Quezon city high school in philippines" minus the " and the first 2 on there are both apps for that school...GL and best wishes getting in the school. Hope this helped.
Answered by Teya - Mon Nov 6 07:19:32 2006
do u know any tennis clubs near Quezon city?
Q. I am looking for a tennis club near Quezon City. Proj. 4 in particular. Thank You I need to find Tennis Court (with membership) near Quezon City. Project 4 in Particular.
Asked by JED - Sun Jun 1 22:53:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can go to a sports bar, or maybe tobys... u can ask the manager if there is such a club. if none, start your own club with yer friends or school mates.
Answered by jor-jor - Mon Jun 2 04:37:21 2008
Q. I am looking for a tennis club near Quezon City. Proj. 4 in particular. Thank You I need to find Tennis Court (with membership) near Quezon City. Project 4 in Particular.
Asked by JED - Sun Jun 1 22:53:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can go to a sports bar, or maybe tobys... u can ask the manager if there is such a club. if none, start your own club with yer friends or school mates.
Answered by jor-jor - Mon Jun 2 04:37:21 2008
how safe is manila and quezon city for a forighner ?
Q. ill be staying in quezon city but also with some time in manila. Im viseting a few freinds who are local but they cant be with me 24/7 but whats it like overall in anycase ?
Asked by paws - Wed Apr 30 12:54:40 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During the day your pretty much safe no matter where you are in Manila or Quezon City. At night though I would highly advise that you have someone with you or you stick to places that have lots of people. But on the level its not as bad as you hear. Break your money up on you so in the unlikely even you do get held up you have that little bit of money in another pocket to get you back to your home base. Carry a cell phone all the time with your local contacts and for the love of god do not act like your rich because you'll be setting yourself up for something bad. Most importantly respect the locals and don't act like your above them. Really did pick a good place to visit though.
Answered by Johny - Wed Apr 30 23:17:05 2008
Q. ill be staying in quezon city but also with some time in manila. Im viseting a few freinds who are local but they cant be with me 24/7 but whats it like overall in anycase ?
Asked by paws - Wed Apr 30 12:54:40 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During the day your pretty much safe no matter where you are in Manila or Quezon City. At night though I would highly advise that you have someone with you or you stick to places that have lots of people. But on the level its not as bad as you hear. Break your money up on you so in the unlikely even you do get held up you have that little bit of money in another pocket to get you back to your home base. Carry a cell phone all the time with your local contacts and for the love of god do not act like your rich because you'll be setting yourself up for something bad. Most importantly respect the locals and don't act like your above them. Really did pick a good place to visit though.
Answered by Johny - Wed Apr 30 23:17:05 2008
HELP! How do you go to Fort Bonifacio Gate 3 from Welcome Rotonda Quezon City?
Q. My brother needs to go there this Sunday for their ROTC, so please help us. What is the best route to go to Fort Bonifacio? My brother will only commute. He will come from Welcome Rotonda Quezon City. So what does he need to ride - apart from taxi? If you will suggest a taxi ride, how much do you think it will cost him? Serious answers only, please. Thank you very much! :)
Asked by Enigma - Thu Sep 6 08:44:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fr. welcome rotonda take a jeep going to cubao then fr. cubao ride a bus going to baclaran then get off in guadalupe then he will go to guadalupe market and look or ask where is the terminal of the jeep going to port bonifacio and tell the jeepny driver where to get down
Answered by guetz - Fri Sep 7 09:20:31 2007
Q. My brother needs to go there this Sunday for their ROTC, so please help us. What is the best route to go to Fort Bonifacio? My brother will only commute. He will come from Welcome Rotonda Quezon City. So what does he need to ride - apart from taxi? If you will suggest a taxi ride, how much do you think it will cost him? Serious answers only, please. Thank you very much! :)
Asked by Enigma - Thu Sep 6 08:44:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fr. welcome rotonda take a jeep going to cubao then fr. cubao ride a bus going to baclaran then get off in guadalupe then he will go to guadalupe market and look or ask where is the terminal of the jeep going to port bonifacio and tell the jeepny driver where to get down
Answered by guetz - Fri Sep 7 09:20:31 2007
I would like to get a map of Quezon City, do you know where I can find this map?
Q. Does any one know where I can buy of map of Quezon City, philippines showing the streets, roads, hiways
Asked by kt.s@sbcglobal.net - Sun Jul 6 19:05:19 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy it in national's bookstore or to any 7-11 stores.
Answered by aNgRy YoUnG pOeT - Sun Jul 6 20:31:07 2008
Q. Does any one know where I can buy of map of Quezon City, philippines showing the streets, roads, hiways
Asked by kt.s@sbcglobal.net - Sun Jul 6 19:05:19 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy it in national's bookstore or to any 7-11 stores.
Answered by aNgRy YoUnG pOeT - Sun Jul 6 20:31:07 2008
Vistiting Manila in November. Where is the best place to stay, Quezon City, Malate, or Ermita?
Q. I am stopping in Manila for 3 days on my way to Dubai. I was wondering if the Tomas Morato, Timog area of Quezon City would be a good place to stay, or if I should stay in the traditional tourist areas of Malate or Ermita? Anyone know any benefits or downfalls of staying in these areas? Both areas are suppose to have a good nightlife, however, what are the differences? Mahalo,
Asked by Shootz! - Tue Aug 21 22:28:45 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Makati is better, its safer and the bars and the crowd are more upscale in the greenbelt-glorietta area (good shopping). the Makati Ave., still have a lot of girly bars and Westerners. the malate area have smaller bars and the crowd is varied from hookers to tourists. The timog - T. Morato area is more family oriented and the restaurants and bars are really full only fridays and saturdays. and hookers on Q. Ave. can be found under the trees in this street but definitely not good looking. so its up to you what you're looking for. so wherever you go hookers are everywhere.
Answered by Sweeney - Tue Aug 21 22:39:56 2007
Q. I am stopping in Manila for 3 days on my way to Dubai. I was wondering if the Tomas Morato, Timog area of Quezon City would be a good place to stay, or if I should stay in the traditional tourist areas of Malate or Ermita? Anyone know any benefits or downfalls of staying in these areas? Both areas are suppose to have a good nightlife, however, what are the differences? Mahalo,
Asked by Shootz! - Tue Aug 21 22:28:45 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Makati is better, its safer and the bars and the crowd are more upscale in the greenbelt-glorietta area (good shopping). the Makati Ave., still have a lot of girly bars and Westerners. the malate area have smaller bars and the crowd is varied from hookers to tourists. The timog - T. Morato area is more family oriented and the restaurants and bars are really full only fridays and saturdays. and hookers on Q. Ave. can be found under the trees in this street but definitely not good looking. so its up to you what you're looking for. so wherever you go hookers are everywhere.
Answered by Sweeney - Tue Aug 21 22:39:56 2007
Where in Quezon City I can donate my old/unused clothes?
Q. I need a specific address to Charities/Foundations within Quezon City. I have a lot to donate. PLEASE do not give me generic answers like: Salvation Army, Charities etc... I need specific addresses.
Asked by VDP - Sat Jul 26 05:38:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GMA Network Kapuso Foundation Kamuning cor. EDSA, Quezon City You won't miss this as they have a lot of ads around the building, being a tv station. Foundation for various recipients. ABS-CBN Bantaybata Foundation Mother Ignacia, Quezon City It's the rival station so look for the other tv antenna and the rival ads. Foundation caring for children. Golden Acres Proj. 8, Quezon City At the back of SM City North Edsa. Foundation caring for old folks.
Answered by Urban Myth - Sat Jul 26 05:58:37 2008
Q. I need a specific address to Charities/Foundations within Quezon City. I have a lot to donate. PLEASE do not give me generic answers like: Salvation Army, Charities etc... I need specific addresses.
Asked by VDP - Sat Jul 26 05:38:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GMA Network Kapuso Foundation Kamuning cor. EDSA, Quezon City You won't miss this as they have a lot of ads around the building, being a tv station. Foundation for various recipients. ABS-CBN Bantaybata Foundation Mother Ignacia, Quezon City It's the rival station so look for the other tv antenna and the rival ads. Foundation caring for children. Golden Acres Proj. 8, Quezon City At the back of SM City North Edsa. Foundation caring for old folks.
Answered by Urban Myth - Sat Jul 26 05:58:37 2008
what is the easiest way to NAIA terminal 1 from eastwood city, quezon city?
Q. i need help. i have to get to the NAIA on tuesday. i will come from antipolo city and i believe C5 is the easiest way. but i don't eaxactly know how to get to NAIA from C5 road.
Asked by Genevieve G - Fri Jun 19 05:42:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. C5 is faster but if you are not familiar with Bicutan interchange, EDSA is simpler. See my other A.
Answered by Think Tank II - Fri Jun 19 06:27:59 2009
Q. i need help. i have to get to the NAIA on tuesday. i will come from antipolo city and i believe C5 is the easiest way. but i don't eaxactly know how to get to NAIA from C5 road.
Asked by Genevieve G - Fri Jun 19 05:42:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. C5 is faster but if you are not familiar with Bicutan interchange, EDSA is simpler. See my other A.
Answered by Think Tank II - Fri Jun 19 06:27:59 2009
What are your top 3 favorite little-known places in Quezon City?
Q. I want to do a feature on interesting places around the city that not a lot of people know about. It could be a nice cozy bookstore or an old building that has really nice architecture. Anything goes! Wow! Well, I am from UP Diliman, but i've never been to the arboretum! guess i'll check that out.
Asked by mimose26 - Wed Oct 3 14:35:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. at UP-Diliman, there's a place called the "arboretum" - not quite popular among students - perfect for quiet meditation. for other more popular destinations, check this out -
Answered by Diwata Sinta - Wed Oct 3 18:31:14 2007
Q. I want to do a feature on interesting places around the city that not a lot of people know about. It could be a nice cozy bookstore or an old building that has really nice architecture. Anything goes! Wow! Well, I am from UP Diliman, but i've never been to the arboretum! guess i'll check that out.
Asked by mimose26 - Wed Oct 3 14:35:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. at UP-Diliman, there's a place called the "arboretum" - not quite popular among students - perfect for quiet meditation. for other more popular destinations, check this out -
Answered by Diwata Sinta - Wed Oct 3 18:31:14 2007
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