FREE Foreign Familiar Photography Exhibition at Shangri-La Plaza
- 10 November – 21 November 2011
4th floor, Shangri-La Plaza, Mandaluyong.
Nine photographers from six western countries who lived and worked in different Asian countries and later developed a strong passion andinterest in Asia will showcase exhibition that puts an emphasis on the modern urban environment with its dynamic development and on the frictions which result from these dramatic and exuberant transformations.
City of Ambition: FERIT KUYAS / Switzerland – China
Space- In-Between: OLIVIER PIN-FAT / England – Thailand
Babel: WOLFGANG BELLWINKEL / Germany – Thailand Indonesia – Singapore
Home: MARRIGJE DE MAAR/ Netherlands – China
Bangkok Twilight: NICK NOSTITZ/ Germany – Thailand
Salaryman Project: BRUNO QUINQUET / France – Japan
Reflections of Chaos and Calm: PETER STEINHAUER / USA – China – Vietnam – Burma
Rithy, Chéa, Kim Sour et les autres: LAURENCE LEBLANC / France – Cambodia
Voyage imaginaire au Japon: GRAZIELLA ANTONINI Switzerland – Japan
Visit International Bazaar 2011 at PICC Nov. 20, 2011
Maharlika Filipino Moderno Restaurant Featured in NY Times
FREE Seminar: 19th Defense & Sporting Arms Show
There will be free seminars in this five-day gun show to be offered for gun enthusiast and other visitors. For more information you may check their Facebook Fan Page here
Puerto Princesa Underground River is 1 of the New Seven Wonders ofNature
The Philippines’ Puerto Princesa Underground River, the Amazon rainforest, Vietnam’s Halong Bay, Argentina’s Iguazu Falls, South Korea’s Jeju Island, Indonesia’s Komodo and South Africa’s Table Mountain were named among the world’s new seven wonders of nature, according to the organizers of New7Wonders, a Swiss foundation.Vote for Puerto Princesa Underground River for New7Wonders of Nature
FREE Entrance to CZECH CINEMA UNDER THE STARS
Free Entrance to Italian Film Festival at Greenbelt 3
FREE Admission: Taiwan Film Festival 2011 at Shangri-La Plaza
October 21
No Puedo Vivir Sin - 2:00pm
Zoom Hunting - 5:00pm
Gangster Rock - 8:00pmOctober 22
The Magical Washing Machine - 2:00pm
Gangster Rock - 5:00pm
Three Times - 8:00pm
Zoom Hunting - 2:00pm
Pinoy Sunday - 5:00pm
No Puedo Vivir Sin Ti - 8:00pm
Three Times - 2:00pm
Jump! Boys - 5:00pm
Pinoy Sunday - 8:00pm
October 25
Gangster Rock - 2:00pm
No Puedo Vivir Sin Ti - 5:00pm
The Magical Washing Machine - 8:00pm
October 26
Jump! Boys - 2:00pm
The Magical Washing Machine - 5:00pm
Zoom Hunting - 8:00pm
Free Birdwatching Trip at La Mesa Ecopark
Watch Película: The 10th Spanish Film Festival
Be Part of The 30 Postcards Project
By the way, this postcard features the Cave Porn in Sagada, Philippines. According to The 30 Postcards Project website, the cave’s official name is the Sumaging Cave found in Luzon. Lonely Planet featured the cave as a top Adventure Tourist destination, but not because of the “unique” formations. The cave is a living cave (it has water with dissolved minerals that grow the cave flowing through it) and it offers spelunking, swimming, waterfalls, and taking your photograph next to formations that can appear “naughty” from the right perspective.
Kevin will be coming to Manila in September to film personally the places sent by the postcards and be included in The 30 Postcards Project. Anyone interested to send postcards, this is his mailing address :
Anyone who wants to participate in any way or works in the tourism or travel business and want to support the project this is his email address: thirtypostcards@gmail.com
Travelife's Sri Lanka FREE Public Performance
Watch Sri Lanka's top performers including their famous songstress free in Travelife's Sri Lanka Free Public Performance on September 24 (Saturday), 4PM at The Picar Place Showroom. Organized by Travelife Magazine together with the Embassy of Sri Lanka, this is surely a night of cultural event that should not be missed!Bernice Qua
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Who wants to live in a Buddha temple in Bacolod for 3 months FREE?
FREE 5th International Silent Film Festival 2011 at Shangrila Cineplex
John Nelson,1933 (47 min.) Alejandro MORENO, Eduardo DE CASTRO and the MORO WARRIORS
Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, 1922 (94 min.) (Friday, 26 August at 9pm)
Cafe Scientifique Invites you to the Science of Moods Talk
Travelife India Night Brought the Whole Crowd to India!
1223 Epifanio de los Santos Ave, Makati, 1223 Metro Manila, Philippines
"Yoga, meditation, Indian mysticism and herbal treatments are some of the reasons why Filipinos keep on going back and forth to India." says Prateek Kumar, Ambassador to India in the Philippines. "Manila's origin of word as mentioned by historian Ambeth Ocampo has sanskritik link related to the the one in India. These two countries have undeniable millenia-old cultural and civilization links that they continuing to share to each other." he adds.Travelife India Night happened at Dusit Thani Manila last July 16th, 2011 and is brought in reality by TRAVELIFE MAGAZINE which is the Philippines' leading travel & lifestyle magazine according to its official Facebook Fan Page. This page provides travel information & tips, advance notice on travel sales, and entertaining travel stories and updates.
FREE: TRAVELIFE INDIA Night Dance Performance at Dusit Thani Manila
Bataan Nuclear Power Plant for Nuclear Tourism
"This will be the only tourist-friendly nuclear power plant in this part of the world," Dennis Gana, spokesman for state-owned power firm Napocor that runs the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Described as one of the country's most expensive and troublesome burdens, this nuclear power plant will be revived for Nuclear tourism to pay for the Philippine site's maintenance budget and also to show it is very safe place.
Built almost 30 years ago under former Pres. Ferdinand Marcos that costs $2.3 billion, Bataan Nuclear Power Plant never produced a watt of energy. Uranium was actually trucked into the site in 1984. The plant was closed in 1986 when Marcos was overthrown in a revolution. Visitors are assured there is no uranium at the site -- the nuclear material was sold in 1997 at a huge loss of $35 million.
The entrance fee is P20 or $.50 cents to Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. For complete details you may read ABS-CBN's Philippines launches nuclear tourism By Karl Malakunas, Agence France-Presse. You may click here.
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