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Traveling is an opportunity given to us, either from ourselves or from other people. Different challenges, opportunities, new experiences, lessons, and stronger connection to other people are some of the things that you could get when traveling. But, always make sure that you are ready and prepared! Cherish every moment and live with it.
1ST ITINERARY:
The culture behind Filipino television showcased at its finest.
MOWELFUND stand for Movie Workers Welfare Foundation, inc. A non-stock, non-profit social welfare, educational, and industry development foundation organized and established in 1974. It has expanded the Manila Film Festival to become the non-popular Metro Manila Film Festival Philippines or MMFF.
MowelFund preserves art pieces that were used in films so that people could get a glimpse of how the entertainment industry works. It exhibited props from different movies that were created by Filipino artists. Those props were preserved so that Filipinos can have an opportunity to take a look at it closer. It also reminds every citizen how aesthetic Filipino movies are.
 Xyruz Cruz was the special guest introduced to us. He is also in the field of Martial Arts. (Taekwondo)  Upon entering MowelFund you'll see the history and introduction for every scene. There are titles and summaries that are very helpful in distinguishing where that props or material was used. The clothes that are worn were preserved and you can still see how beautiful it is. In addition, you can see the different cameras used in film making. As a Filipino citizen, we should patronize our own Filipino movies. It was truly an eye-opener to each and every one of us, the But always remember that there are things that are prohibited inside Mowel Fund. DO'S AND DON'TS INSIDE MOWELFUND Do's
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   It is located in No. 66, Rosario Drive, Lungsod Quezon, Kalakhang Maynila For any inquiries or questions regarding MOWELFUND, please do check their page 2ND ITINERARY: 
The artistic way, is the Metropolitan way.
The Metropolitan Museum of Manila, is a museum located within the complex of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. It bills itself as the Philippines' premier museum of modern and contemporary visual arts.
It was founded by Yun Jae Kyoung together with a team of 18 Korean master painters who were specially flown in for the project. The museum had over 200 masterpieces, including reproduction of worksof masters, animals, Egyptian ruins and others - most of the are 3D.
 On the second floor of the museum it exhibits different types of art and how it evolved through the years. We're not given a chance to take photos with those paintings and sculptures, for it is one of the signed agreement between the museum and the artists. The museum also has braile system for blind people; so that they can know what the art is all about and appreciate it. It shows a value that we should apply in our daily lives and that is to respect and care for others... especially the PWD's. The museum showed it in a very simple way and it made a huge impact to us.
#TRAVEL WITH LEARNINGS
DO'S AND DON'TS IN METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
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Metropolitan museum is located in BSP Complex, Roxas Blvd, Malate, Manila, Metro Manila.
3RD ITINERARY:
Unity of Filipinos and Chinese expressed through art.
Bahay Tsinoy is a building in Intramuros, Manila, Philippines which houses the kaisa-Angelo king heritage center, a museum documents the history, lives, and contributions of the Ethnic Chinese in the Philippine life and history.
It was intended for featuring the lives of the Chinese who surely enjoyed staying in the Philippines. Despite the fact that they are not pure-blooded Filipinos, they truly experience the culture, traditions, and practices here in our country. Another thing is that they contributed a lot in terms of jobs for Filipinos.
The relics and paintings showcase how they live and how they earn money through interaction. Because of the hospitality of the Filipinos, it's one of the reason why many Chinese people chose to be here and stay.
A GLIMPSE OF WHAT IS INSIDE BAHAY TSINOY
   
At first, we experienced something that we didn't expect to; so make sure to follow these DO'S and DON'TS as a guide in having a stress free tour in Bahay Tsinoy.
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Located in 32 Anda St, Intramuros, Manila, Metro Manila
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Lighting is essential.
According to choosephilippines.com, "Art in Island is located in Cubao, Quezon City, uses perception and participation for its patrons to have an unforgettable experience. Being one of the biggest interactive art museums in Asia, they house over 50 kinds of 3D paintings with varied themes divided into places such as their Fantasy Zone, Aqua Zone, Religion Zone, Masterpiece Zone, Animal Zone, and the Central Hall.
Art in Island aims to concede Filipino's fondness of taking pictures be it solo or group. It's a must to take pictures with the majestic and impressive 3D paintings surrounding the museum.
It provides different optical illusions that will surely challenge you and will make you a kid once again.
     
BE CREATIVE
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Located in 175 15th Ave., Brgy. Socorro, Cubao, Quezon City, 1109 Metro Manila
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