Note: For those who missed it, here's part 1 of the series Nag Driving ...
Long weekend is coming! Thanks to National Heroes Day on Monday (August 29) and the end of Ramadan (Eid’l Fitr) on Tuesday (August 30). I know some of you have plans already on where to go and how to celebrate this much anticipated 4-day weekend. But before driving to the beach or “mga bayan sa baybay”, you should visit first this super awesome Philippine Map and famous tourist spots and landmarks all made from LEGO bricks. This is in support of the Department of Tourism’s Pilipinas, Tara Na! Domestic Advocacy Campaign. Here are some of my shots:
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| The Philippine LEGO Map |
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| Vinta of Zamboanga |
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| The Philippine eagle, Pearl Farm and the Kadayawan Festival (Davao) |
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El Nido at the top, St. Paul's Subterranean River at the middle and
the Crocodile Farm (Palawan) |
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| APO Reef and the Philippine Carabao at the back (the black one) (Mindoro) |
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| Rizal Park (Metro Manila) |
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| SM Mall of Asia (Pasay City) |
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| Paoay Church and Bangui Windmills (Ilocos Norte) |
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| Banaue Rice Terraces (Ifugao) |
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| Chocolate Hills (Bohol); btw there's a tarsier under the tree |
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Mayon Volcano at the left side, San Juanico Bridge(Tacloban) at the
upper right, and the Magellan's Cross (Cebu) at the lower right corner.
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| Victorias Sugar Mill and the Masskara Festival (Negros) |
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| The Philippine Sun |
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| The Philippine Flag |
There's more! So check out the different regional wonders of the country as you’ve never seen them before! The LEGO Pilipinas, Tara Na! exhibit is open until the 27th of August (Saturday) at SM Mall of Asia.
Don’t miss it. Pilipinas, Tara Na!
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