at least I got a sneak peak going inside because the caretaker wont allow us to take a picture inside. I guess I'm pretty good in sneaking pictures. Cool and relaxing inside the garden. The breeze from the plants that are not yet properly cultivated will surely make you forget that you are in Luneta, in the center of the busy Manila. Although its a bit noisy outside the garden during weekends, noises seems afraid to get inside. The gate is really close and the garden is temporarily closed for now, though you can sneak sometimes if the caretaker forgets to close the gate.
Well, lets just wait for the garden to officially open, because before when it was still open to the public and the plants there are still properly maintained, butterflies does amazed me as they flies above me as I was touring the garden. Catching them is not allowed but I still tried to do. I didn't caught any though.
Besides the Butterfly Garden, there are also Japanese and Chinese Garden in Luneta Park (Rizal Park). There are performers also during weekends and rare days, but if you want to look back at history about the Rizal Park, you can freely enter the park, where you can see how Jose Rizal was shoot and statues of some valued heroes of our treasured past.
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pa cute ka tlaga?
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