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CARLOS CELDRAN ON LOCAL HISTORY

 Analyse said

that's interesting. i should do it next time i'm there. nakakahiya, i stayed in intramuros during my college days but know nothing about the history behind its walls. thanks for the info.

August 17, PM

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Like Analyze said, these tours seem to be so interesting. I never actually heard anything like that before, a guided walking tour complete with sounds and visuals. It's ultimately unique and a fresh idea.

August 18, AM

 Señor Enrique said

I did, too, Annalyse -- four years, though only twice a week since I was a mere high school student of MIT. However, I was always intrigued by Intramuros, but had enough academic load to pursue it outside of school.

I highly recommend taking one of his tours. A definite must for all balikbayans!

August 18, AM

 Señor Enrique said

Truly a unique presentation, Major Tom! You come away from it as if you actually relived some aspects of our history bcause of the way Carlos dramatizes his narratives. He has even broken it down to Act I and Act II.

Even those living in the provinces ought to plan to check out his walking tours when visiting Manila.

August 18, AM

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Here's a fresh, new entry! Minsan lang to haha. I am just so excited to share with all of you how fruitful and amazing my Sunday last week was. Spent that day learning about history, reliving the past, admiring world class architecture, re-igniting our love for the country and imagining how Manila once was. How? Well, when Carlos Celdran announced on Facebook that he'll be doing an Escolta & Old Manila tour on a weekend, I knew I just had to be there. I've always been a huge fan of Carlos. I joined his Intramuros and Imelda tour before and they were such a huge hit. His storytelling skills' just phenomenal. Perfect din 'coz I had no ASAP that day (Mother ZsaZsa is leaving for New York to shoot their new teleserye) and my pulmonologist cleared me to leave the house again. I convinced my cousins, Nico, sis & bro-in-law to come too, so I had our slots reserved. Here are stories through photos!

Meet-up place was at El Hogar, a year old beaux-arts style building, a majestic piece of architecture found at the corner of Calle Juan Luna & Muelle dela Industria facing Pasig River. It survived World War II and several earthquakes. Sadly, in this modern world, it might not survive from greedy businessmen or people who wants to tear it down. The tour was organized t