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Wawa Dam

Quezon City Day

Life on Track

Philippine National Railways (Filipino: Pambansang Daangbakal ng Pilipinas), also known by its acronym, PNR, is a state-owned railway system in the Philippines, organized under the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) as an attached agency. Established during the Spanish colonial period, the modern PNR was developed only in 1984. It currently operates around 479 kilometres of track on the island of Luzon, where most Philippine rail infrastructure is located. Because of this, PNR has become synonymous with the Philippine rail system. (from wikipedia)

Buhay sa Gilid ng Riles (Life Along the Track)

Si Taba

Unibersidad ng Pilipinas

Established in 1908, UP started as a small Manila campus with only a few colleges. Over the years, UP has made a reputation for itself as a research and graduate university that produces scientific and creative outputs of the highest quality which receive both national and in international recognition. Today, the University is comprised of seven constituent universities located in 12 campuses throughout the Philippine archipelago. UP’s constituent universities nurture the intellectual and cultural growth of the Filipino through 246 undergraduate and 362 graduate programs. No other academic institution in the country can match the scope and range of the University’s course offerings that include almost all disciplines and embrace all interests and inclinations. 30 percent of its faculty have doctorate degrees and 42 percent have master’s degrees. The rest are working on their graduate studies.

Along The Coastal Road

Once a well known seafood restaurant, this part of the coastal road retains the title of being the seafood gateway of Metro Manila. Though the restaurants do not exsist today, the market is still open for business.

The Faces of the Coastal Seafood Market