Bulacan, Philippines
Bocaue
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Still closed cos of covid 19 maybe in a few months open again if relaxed ristrictions disappointed Google map showing times open but still closed least I managed to take a photo outside gate Come back again another time ️
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THE CONVENT SHRINE OF ST. ANDREW KIM TAE-GON. The MUSEUM at Convent Shrine of St.Andrew Kim Taegon is NOW OPEN, during Saturdays and Sundays only, 9am to 4pm with noonbreak. Entrance fee of Php.20.00 for sanitation and maintenance. Photoshoots are NOT YET PERMITTED. Childrens are not encouraged inside as IATF mandate. Limited and short time parking only for visitors.
No entrance fee very very nice place korean temple
My rate will solely be based on the Instagramability of the place. It's a nice spot, indeed! Check my photos
The Shrine of Saint Andrew Kim Taegon also called the \Mini Korea\ by the locals of Bocaue Bulacan, It is open for visitors 10AM - 5PM I only rated the place 4 stars because when I visit there is a pending construction but in total the place was good and the people managing the place encourage visitors to maintain silence, supporting how the place was good other visitors use the place for photoshoot of their debut and wedding aside from that you can also take good photos for your social media account.I added some photos of what can you see when you visit the Mini Korea of Bocaue Bulacan :)
Nice architectural design. The place is still under construction. Better to visit it when it's done How to go? - ride a jeepney that passes by to Bocaue, Bulacan. Tell the driver to drop you at Joner's Market, Lolomboy. From SM Marilao, the fare is minimum. -you can walk for about 10mins or ride a tricycle for 10pesos each. -no entrance fee, just a donation box.
A must visit site. I love the Architectural Scenery. But before you can find it you have to walk for few meters even you brought a car with you, because you are not allowed to bring it inside the premises. I also suggest that you come earlier in the morning as it becomes very hot at noon. Or better yet, use a sunblock.
The place is so amazing, especially the structure of the buildings. There is the one place right there on the side that every buildings feel like they all crammed up. Also, most of the buildings are off-limits. I want to see the inside of that mansion-like building but yes—there’s no way I think you can go inside. Opens at 8PM on Sundays, Php 10.00 parking fee for bikes and motorbikes.
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