From morning activities, it is just walking distance towards our next destination, the Gala-Rodriguez Ancestral House
3. A Walk in History
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| the wife, Gala-Rodriguez' Ancestral Home, designed by Architect Juan Nakpil furniture commissioned by Don Gonzalo Puyat |
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| cameras, radio and a lot more from the 40's to 60's |
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| secret passageway |
4. Pit Stop for Pasalubong
We can never resist to bring home food for family and friends.
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| Uraro, Broas, and the famous Yema Cake, yum! |
4. Lunching on a Quezon Cuisine
Graceland Estates & Country Club, Memphis Garden Cafe
The best one of all is the Sinigang (photo courtesy of Inquirer, we devoured on it as soon as we had it leaving nothing to take picture of!)
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| a specialty, sinigang sa buko |
5. Art
You enter and hear a local song being played accompanied by the sound of these chimes.
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| beautiful and locally made chimes |
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| The artist Ugu Bigyan at work |
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| Butterfly Chimes |
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| perfectly done pots, later deformed and shaped by the artist's hand, making it unique and simply remarkable |
6. Dessert
Ugu Bigyan's Restaurant, Tiaong, Quezon, Philippines
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| Halu-halo in a goblet, a great way to cool off the afternoon |
6. Tagay (shot) ritual
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| Our tour guide and tanggera (host for the lambanog shot) of the day , Ms Tina Decal caps the day |
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| The shot ritual, all having our round to accept or to decline |
All in a day. I hope you'll take the tour and experience it.
I didn't write about the whole story of Quezon, it is up to you to find out.
I didn't write about the whole story of Quezon, it is up to you to find out.
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