Best places: Historical landmarks in Indang, Philippines

👍 This still remains a place to see when in Manila. The history and heritage of this place should be maintained and sustained. Intramuros is what makes Manileños proud. Entering the walls is like stepping into the vast history this place tells. If only the walls can talk!

Small marble marker, reference point for all Filipino distance measurements & popular for photo ops.

This landmark defensive fortress features a museum commemorating the national hero José Rizal.

👍 One of the most well known place for conducting large gatherings such as conventions and graduations in the metro. Hasn't aged at all since then, gives you nostalgic vibes.

Bronze sculpture with an obelisk memorializing José Rizal, a Filipino nationalist who was executed.

👍👍 I am eager to visit Taal Basilica or the Minor Basilica of St. Martin of Tours because an earthquake hit Batangas and it created a crack on the wall of this church. The facade looks old and I love that. While standing by the entrance, I was astounded by the unique silver tabernacle and the spectacul...

National shrine & former home of a Philippines president, now a museum with guided tours.

Replica house of Filipino nationalist & writer Jose Rizal, with exhibits of furniture & memorabilia.

👍👍 The photos posted are the old looks of the historical Jones Bridge. I was truly amazed the history of this place along the Binondo Arch after watching the movie ‘Last Night’ by Toni Gonzaga and Piolo Pascual. I fell in live in this place and value the history behind this bridge. Now, this place is a...

Presidential museum & library showcasing Philippine politics, culture & history, with tours.

👍👍 Did our folk dance here because the place is huge and is perfect for our shoot! 💓 It is clean and well maintained. People around love to take a breeze here.

Tranquil, 152-acre cemetery with 17,206 graves, the majority for U.S. soldiers killed during WWII.

👍 This place is nice to walk at night And day the place is quite and nice, clean, and fresh..

Built in 1586 in the shape of an ace of spades, this stone fort now features a bonsai display.

Unfinished 1980s villa built by a former president, now a movie location & stop on a biking route.

👍👍 Good, if you're lost, just ask people they are very helpful...

👍👍 Big church, ample parking. Went on Holy Saturday lunchtime.