The Dungeons

Went there month of March before the lockdown of Manila. And this is my last travel since its been 4months now today month of June 2020. I feel like coming here that is for sure..

It was a busy weekend at the City of Manila, so local and foreign tourists usually flock into this sparea of the city to travel back in time and experience what is written in history. Since my younger years i have always been fascinated what lies beyond the walls of one of the historical places in the country and what its like to live during those days, and the dungeons and Fort Santiago had the answer. I kept on hearing people say at the exit “that’s it”, for me it was not purely for entertainment, it is a look in the past and what people lived like those days, and i would say that living the present is truly a gift. Much has been said, I suggest that they also include a visual presentation like mannequins or audio that gives the public more feeling rather than just saying “that’s it”.

Usual place for touristy stuff. A good place to see how Spain built fortress in the Philippine

It is a nice area! Don't go on a weekend. L

Narrow path which is kinda creepy and cool, but I'm pretty sure a lot of things happened there before