This time it was my treat!
After a long days of hard works ... as a sign of my sincere gratitude for being so nice and support to me ... i did treat my dear sis Malou, bro Sonny and our dear father-like Mochizuki san (too bad it's school day-- sis Emily missed this) to Corrigidor Island --- a small rocky historical island located in the entrance of Manila Bay. It is a historical monument wherein Filipino, American and Japanese all fought during World War II.
It was a day tour package which covers ferry transfers between Manila to Corrigidor, a guided island tour aboard a tranvia, fees on terminals and shrine... and a buffet lunch at Corrigidor Inn. We were able to visit Malinta Tunnel too.
It's all our first time visit in this island ... we were able to review our history ... post war memorials are very interesting.
It's not all about history ... everyone can also enjoy hiking, bird watching as well as biking in this island ... and not to forget ... the beach is also nice here.
The Philippine War Heroes Memorial
"We shall not forget" -- this is to honor the fallen soldier in the Philippines
Small museum-- "Lessons of war in the 20th century"
Japanese War Memorial Garden
the garden of peace...
Malinta Tunnel--
headquarters of the Philippine Government after Manila was declared Open City
headquarters of the Philippine Government after Manila was declared Open City
Buffet lunch in Corrigidor Inn
Locha Dock ... also known as Mc Arthur's Dock or the Army Dock
Douglas Mc Arthur departed from here!
"I shall return"
Middleside Barracks
The acacia tree... more than 100 years old
Mortals of the Battery Way
Set up in the island at the outbreak of war in 1941
Buildings of Battery Way -- for shell rooms and rooms for weapons and soldiers
Our tour guide -- smarty^^
The biggest gun on the island
Fort Mills Post Headquarters and Chapel
Parade Ground and Golf Course
An epitaph to the Americans killed in battle during the Pacific War
from the roof, there is a hole that beam of sunlight in...
... and shine on the altar
small tadpoled-shape island
South beach is worth a dip
We are family xx
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