Ayala Museum, Greenbelt & Merhaba Turkish Ice Cream, MOA
After years of just passing by at this museum in Greenbelt, I was finally able to go inside to take a look at the collections on display.
It was prohibited to take pictures of the exhibits except for this diorama exhibit.
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| I won't be posting a lot of pictures since they're for you too see but here are some. |
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| Outside the Intramuros is where Chinese merchants were forced to stay and trade during the Spanish Colonization Era. This place was called "Parian" but it's now the Binondo Chinatown. |
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| Calle Crisologo in Vigan. |
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| I wasn't blogging yet when I was able to go to this house in Cavite. |
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| Here are the list of exhibits they have. |
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| I didn't write a lot about the Ayala Museum because I don't want to spoil what's in there but it was worth it. Iba pa rin 'yung alam mo, lalo na dun sa diorama experience, 'yung pagkakasunod-sunod ng mga mahahalagang bahagi ng kasaysayan ng Pilipinas. |
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After Ayala Museum, we went to Mall of Asia in hopes of seeing the sunset but the clouds covered the view. |
Anyway, I was able to try eating Turkish Ice Cream so going to MOA was still a good decision.
Whenever I watched someone attempting to get his/her Turkish Ice Cream from the vendor, I was wondering what would my reaction be. I really thought that it would take me several years to try this so I am glad that there's a Turkish Ice Cream stall in Mall of Asia. Must try this summer! Although in all honesty, it wasn't the ice cream that I was wanting to taste, I just want the experience. And? As usual, nag-angas na naman ako. Ako na manuntok. :))
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