Binondo is such a nice place to visit only if you are prepared to do a lot of walking. Monique and I had a morning meeting in Binondo to find out more about her then-planned China trip. We got down at the Binondo Church and we were able to go around the Carvajal area--this used to be where lots of umbrellas were sold. Currently, the street is full of fruit stalls and delicacy counters (e.g. abalone, sea cucumber, red eggs, century eggs). Going home, we hopped on a motor-kuliglig, which ran out of gasoline. The driver had to push us from the Manila City Hall to the gas station, and luckily we were able to reach Lola Dee's place without further hassles.
Binondo Church is one of the historic church in the Philippines. Many couples wants to celebrate their special day in that church.
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