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By Chasing Philippines on Dec 22, 2012 in: Magalawa Island, Virtual Zoo, Batangas, Palawan, Mt. Gulugod Baboy, Museums, National Museum, 2012, Caleruega, Mt. Pinatubo, Banaue
Top Destinations for 2012, Top Philippine Getaways 2012, Top 10 Domestic and International Trips - Sure, in a few days time, your timeline will be bombarded with these tag lines, promise. But hey, they say, 2012 is different; some people say that it'...
By mattscradle on Dec 8, 2012 in: Education, travel, national museum, Philippines
My son has a school project for his MAPE subject. The subject requires him to submit pictures of the Philippines Folk Arts and old artifacts. Actually, to make our job easier we can just search the net for numerous sample pictures, have it compiled a...
By Pinay Prose and Stills on Nov 17, 2012 in: National Museum Philippines, National Museum
It’s been years when I last stepped inside National Museum. I think I didn't have a kid yet then, just married. That time, the halls were eerie and poorly lighted. There were hardly any visitors the last time I was there. But now, steppin...
By How Do I Get To Places In Metro Manila on Oct 14, 2012 in: attractions, art, tourism, National Museum, 2012, tourists, Manila, history, commute to National Museum
The National Museum of the Philippines is celebrating Museum and Galleries Month, and for the whole month of October, you can visit the galleries for free! So what are you waiting for? If you're a student, why don't you call your friends and visit t...
By It's Annjo with a double N on Oct 4, 2012 in: Being a student, On the subjective side, Life Lessons, 2012, Get-aways, Manila, Manila City, Blogging, My Thoughts, Philippines, PhilTravel, Random Thoughts, Blog, itsmorefuninthephilippines, Luzon, travel, unyap, manila, metro manila, national museum, rizal park, jose rizal
What happens when you learn that the conference was cut short into one day?
By Our Cultural Heritage on Mar 9, 2012 in: National Museum, Tabon Cave Complex, Rose Beatrix Angeles, Manunggul Jar, Trixie Cruz-Angeles
By Rose Beatrix C. Angeles (Trixie Cruz-Angeles)Sylvia Morningstar says that we, the Filipino people, are older than our conquerors. I believe it. My favorite artifact -- emphasis on the ART -- is the Manunggul Jar. Its a Neolithic Age, nearly comple...
By Our Cultural Heritage on Jan 17, 2012 in: National Museum, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, Rose Beatrix Angeles, church and the state, Assasination of Governor Bustamante, Trixie Cruz-Angeles
All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy; for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another.--Anatole France"Assassination of Governor Bustamante" by Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo...