I didn't know there are giants in the Philippines, cause someone just left his HUGE map lying around the corner of Luneta Park. I was fascinated when I saw it. At first, I taught its just a collection of patches... then I realized when I look closer, it is the map of the Philippines. It is a bummer if you don't have a drone with you cause no matter how good your picture skill is, you won't get that perfect shot. Its cool to have this relief map in Luneta.

(Translated by Google) Clear meaning and reality. (Original) Rấy ý nghĩa và thực tế.

One of the attraction/place at the Luneta Park. It is a large size map of the Philippines. They improve the site so you can look closer to the miniature islands and but sadly it needs improvement in cleaning the area

Completely gone

We had so much fun and aha moments during our visit! Staffs are welcoming. I enjoyed it.This relief map is in Metro Manila's most well known park. I was there early on a weekday morning. Workers had wading boots on and were cleaning the jets at 0730, but it still looked just a little bit dowdy. However it's a clean and pleasant park, if hardly spectacular. Easy to walk to from hotels like H20, Rizal Park, The Manila Hotel, Luneta Hotel or others. Have a great time!

This large relief map of the Philippine Islands (with Sabah included at its southwest portion) is one of the many attractions that can be found at the Rizal Park or Luneta. Entrance is free and one can freely walk around its edges or through it via a walkway that was later added years after its original construction.

Pond was dry. Looks to be under repair. But still very cool to see.

Pretty cool spot. Interesting to pick out landmarks and familiar places

Good place for short stay.

great place

Such great landmark, must be maintained at all time.

It is huge and detailed map inside the Intramuros. I hope they maintain this piece of art so that all generations will be able to still see this kind of creation. The area is wide and it has pathways for a better view of the relief map.

beautiful place

Water is a little murky as you might expect in a pond, but the little talapia swimming around seem happy. Maybe could use a little maintenance, but it’s an inspiring effect to walk through the Philippines on the boardwalk crossing the map.

There is work going on and access is prohibited.

It's under construction

Nice, worth walking through when you go to Rizal Park

It doesnt really look that good ng malapitan, but if seen sa malayo maganda siya, it all adds up.

The water needs to be cleaned

Nice pkace

Dirty. Lots of Filipino still throwing garbage in this area. Shame on you.

Shows a brilliant map of the Philippines. Sad to see that it is under maintained as rats are sometimes seen roaming about.

Free park to do relaxing activities: just hangout, eat, play sports or chat with someone. Its also near to other musuems, hospital, church and universities and various mode of transportation.

It is one of the sites that every people must see whem visiting the Luneta Park. It helps to know the topography of the Philippine Islands, from mountains to plains.

Needs upgrade.

A miniature of the country but you could not see it thoroughly if you are on a POV. it is much appreciated if you see it on a bird's eyeview.

So so.

Only 4 stars because there was no water when I was there today.

It's not 100% accurate, but the map has most of the landmarks of note depicted on its surface. If you're walking from the Roxas Boulevard end of the park, this is the last attraction you will come to. The best time to take pictures is early in the morning and in the afternoon - the sun can be fierce in the middle of the day, and there is no shade nearby. Its possible to walk around the feature, but take care not to fall off.

A map for understanding the country's topography, which I heard was quite beautiful during the Marcos era. Could use some upkeep. Definitely requires cleaning (garbage piled up in Mindanao area).

Great spot to walk around

The place itself has been illegally demolished.

The view of Luzviminda!

(Translated by Google) When I went there was no water. So I did not see (Original) 내가 갔을때에는 물이 없었다. 그래서 볼껀 없었드

(Translated by Google) It's also nice to be here early in the morning, as I remember it was early morning when I first got here. map of the Philippines when we are traveling. it's exciting. of course more details in the morning, closer to the musuems. so it was worth the round trip to the luneta park. (Original) Ang ganda din mag lunta dito ng madaling araw, sa pag kakaalala ko madaling araw ako unang nakapunta dito. mapa pala ng pilipinas ung nilalakaran namin. nakaka tuwa. syempre mas kita ung details pag sa umaga, malapit pa sa mga musuem. kaya sulit ung pag ikot ikot sa luneta park.

(Translated by Google) I have seen it without water but it is also worth taking a look and going around. If you have visited other parts of the country before, you can try to identify them on the map. (Original) Lo he visto sin agua pero igualmente merece la pena echarle un vistazo y darse una vuelta por allí. Si habéis visitado antes otras partes del país podéis tratar de identificarlos en el mapa.

It would have been better with water. Also it's hard to recognize the islands at first, it lacks a few indications.

Nice idea president Marcos

Was almost out of water and didn't look as spectacular as I thought it would.

Knowing it's location..

This enormous relief map sculpture of the Philippines is located on the east boundary, along Taft Ave., of the sprawling Rizal Park. Designed by sculptor Jose M. Mendoza under the Marcos regime.

(Translated by Google) Well, even if you actually look at it, it is as shown in your picture. (Original) まぁ実際に見ても皆さんの写真のとおりです。

I quite liked this place showing the country with all of the islands. Unfortunately the monument was under repair and workers were cleaning and painting. Afterwards it will be beautiful again when the water is back. Visitors can walk all over the place with a bridge. Nice idea.

(Translated by Google) Be careful of the nearby carriages. I explicitly reconfirmed 350P for half an hour, but in the end I was misused for 750p Half an hour [流泪][流泪][流泪] emptied all my money[流泪][流泪][流泪] (Original) 千万小心附近马车，我自己明确再次重复确认350P半个小时，但最后被人讹钱750p 半个小时[流泪][流泪][流泪]掏空了我所有钱[流泪][流泪][流泪]

It's a joke to call it attraction. Filthy water in the pool with floating rubbish. Lack of management, it's present condition is just a shame in the Rizal Park. Don't waste your time.

(Translated by Google) This place reproduces a scaled-down model after the islands of the entire Philippines, and it can be said to be a three-dimensional map of the Philippines. Since the flatland and the mountain are distinct, it feels quite fun. There is also a bridge in the middle so you can see it up close. (Original) 이곳은 필리핀 전역의 섬을 본떠 축소한 모형을 재현한 곳으로, 필리핀의 입체지도라고 할 수 있다. 평지와 산이 구별되니, 상당히 재미있게 느껴진다. 중간에 다리도 있어 가까이서 볼 수 있게 하였다.

This place is great!

Great display. Should be maintained & taken care of.

Needs cleaning tbh, the water is murky black and it smelled.

There is not any clear ditails.

One of the attraction/place at the Luneta Park. It is a large size map of the Philippines.They improve the site so you can look closer to the miniature islands and but sadly it needs improvement in cleaning the area. It one of the first site you can visit of you come from taft.