What to go in Makati and things close by to visit?
Q. I am going to the Philippines soon and staying in the Makati area. I was wondering what are some sites there as well as near by areas that worth visiting. I am looking for museums, natural attractions and parks and market places thank you.
Asked by Boss K - Thu Jun 11 02:44:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Museums - Ayala Museum - Yuchengco Museum Natural Attractions Makati is a very developed city that is mostly a business district so it has no natural attractions to visit. Malls Greenbelt, Glorietta and Landmark - these three are interconnected so it's pretty convenient. Go to Greenbelt if you are into branded stuff. Glorietta is more for the C - D markets while you can get good bargains in Landmark. Nearby places Malls - SM Mall of Asia in Pasay. A shopping haven for the shopaholic in you. It also has a lot of restaurants and at night, it's frequented by most people as there may be a concert or any other activity like product launches. - Bonifacio Global City. Another shopping haven as well as a foodie's paradise. There are… [cont.]
Answered by kahlan nynaeve - Thu Jun 11 02:56:02 2009
Q. I am going to the Philippines soon and staying in the Makati area. I was wondering what are some sites there as well as near by areas that worth visiting. I am looking for museums, natural attractions and parks and market places thank you.
Asked by Boss K - Thu Jun 11 02:44:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Museums - Ayala Museum - Yuchengco Museum Natural Attractions Makati is a very developed city that is mostly a business district so it has no natural attractions to visit. Malls Greenbelt, Glorietta and Landmark - these three are interconnected so it's pretty convenient. Go to Greenbelt if you are into branded stuff. Glorietta is more for the C - D markets while you can get good bargains in Landmark. Nearby places Malls - SM Mall of Asia in Pasay. A shopping haven for the shopaholic in you. It also has a lot of restaurants and at night, it's frequented by most people as there may be a concert or any other activity like product launches. - Bonifacio Global City. Another shopping haven as well as a foodie's paradise. There are… [cont.]
Answered by kahlan nynaeve - Thu Jun 11 02:56:02 2009
What are some cool things to do in Makati?
Q. I will be staying there for a few weeks but I'm not planning to travel elsewhere once I get there. I'm just gonna stay in Makati. What are some things to do that will keep me busy for about 3 weeks?
Asked by FILAMUSA - Wed May 23 10:42:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first impulse was to say "shop, shop, shop"...but it may not be that appealing to you coz you're a guy. So let's do some guy stuff, okay? --- hang out in swanky restos and pubs; watch a movie or two; girl-watch at the malls (pay particular attention to what they buy...you can tell a lot about a girl by her shopping habits); visit a church or two (you don't have to be a Catholic to do so); dance the night away; soak in some culture (visit some art museums maybe); get some action at MSE (play the market or just observe); hang out in the library (perfect place to meet ladies!); nature-watch maybe; or just go wherever. Take the usual precautions and enjoy yourself. Stay cool.
Answered by Inday - Wed May 23 12:56:23 2007
Q. I will be staying there for a few weeks but I'm not planning to travel elsewhere once I get there. I'm just gonna stay in Makati. What are some things to do that will keep me busy for about 3 weeks?
Asked by FILAMUSA - Wed May 23 10:42:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first impulse was to say "shop, shop, shop"...but it may not be that appealing to you coz you're a guy. So let's do some guy stuff, okay? --- hang out in swanky restos and pubs; watch a movie or two; girl-watch at the malls (pay particular attention to what they buy...you can tell a lot about a girl by her shopping habits); visit a church or two (you don't have to be a Catholic to do so); dance the night away; soak in some culture (visit some art museums maybe); get some action at MSE (play the market or just observe); hang out in the library (perfect place to meet ladies!); nature-watch maybe; or just go wherever. Take the usual precautions and enjoy yourself. Stay cool.
Answered by Inday - Wed May 23 12:56:23 2007
How do I get from Makati to Clark Air Force Base?
Q. Also, what is there to do around the base? Are there historical tours? How long is the ride from Makati to Clark? I will be in the Philippines next week.
Asked by Marvin - Fri Nov 6 13:04:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't skip Manila for Angles City unless you have relatives to visit right away. Clark Airport is near Angeles City and Dau. Clark is a former US Air Force base. There are still many of US expats living in that area. Most of the nightlife is along Fields Avenue. There are travel agencies you can use for some tours - like to Mt. Pinataubo. Swagman is one travel agency that I remember but there are others. See map: You can eat and drink at this place and get info from other expats if you want. From Manila you can take the Victory Liner bus to Dau. Dau is real close to the Clark Airport and Fields Avenue. Or, my advice is to stay in the Ermita area of Manila for a few days. In that area you will have the Robinson Mall, [cont.]
Answered by B Byrd - Fri Nov 6 16:43:17 2009
Q. Also, what is there to do around the base? Are there historical tours? How long is the ride from Makati to Clark? I will be in the Philippines next week.
Asked by Marvin - Fri Nov 6 13:04:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't skip Manila for Angles City unless you have relatives to visit right away. Clark Airport is near Angeles City and Dau. Clark is a former US Air Force base. There are still many of US expats living in that area. Most of the nightlife is along Fields Avenue. There are travel agencies you can use for some tours - like to Mt. Pinataubo. Swagman is one travel agency that I remember but there are others. See map: You can eat and drink at this place and get info from other expats if you want. From Manila you can take the Victory Liner bus to Dau. Dau is real close to the Clark Airport and Fields Avenue. Or, my advice is to stay in the Ermita area of Manila for a few days. In that area you will have the Robinson Mall, [cont.]
Answered by B Byrd - Fri Nov 6 16:43:17 2009
What is a better area to take a vacation to in the Philippines: Makati or Fort Bonifacio Global City?
Q. I am thinking about renting a condo somewhere either in Makati or The Fort and I want your opinion to know what are would be best. If I stay in Makati I will probably stay in a condo near Greenbelt but if I stay in the Fort then I will probably stay at a place like McKinley or Serendra. Which is best and why?
Asked by . - Fri Oct 9 04:14:23 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Makati is better though The Fort is a nice location but try to think about the nearest places you want to go.. In Makati you wont get bored as there are plenty of places that are accessible for you. Are you going to say the Laguna Condo in Greenbelt? Very nice choice! hehehe
Answered by I'dStillPreferNoName - Fri Oct 9 05:29:37 2009
Q. I am thinking about renting a condo somewhere either in Makati or The Fort and I want your opinion to know what are would be best. If I stay in Makati I will probably stay in a condo near Greenbelt but if I stay in the Fort then I will probably stay at a place like McKinley or Serendra. Which is best and why?
Asked by . - Fri Oct 9 04:14:23 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Makati is better though The Fort is a nice location but try to think about the nearest places you want to go.. In Makati you wont get bored as there are plenty of places that are accessible for you. Are you going to say the Laguna Condo in Greenbelt? Very nice choice! hehehe
Answered by I'dStillPreferNoName - Fri Oct 9 05:29:37 2009
Where can I get the contact details of the smaller hotels located near Glorietta in Makati City ?
Q. We know that there are several five star hotels in the Makati Business District. We are looking for 3 star hotels in the same area. What the contact details of the smaller hotels near the Glorietta, Makati City ? Thank you.
Asked by Proud to be Pinay ! - Tue Sep 30 06:20:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try St Illian's inn.
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 30 12:37:55 2008
Q. We know that there are several five star hotels in the Makati Business District. We are looking for 3 star hotels in the same area. What the contact details of the smaller hotels near the Glorietta, Makati City ? Thank you.
Asked by Proud to be Pinay ! - Tue Sep 30 06:20:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try St Illian's inn.
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 30 12:37:55 2008
Where can I drink beer in Makati for a cheap price?
Q. Some beers in the Philippines are expensive in restaurants and bars. Where can I go to in Makati where the beer is cheap? I m looking for a decent place, not small convenience stores or sleazy karaoke places.
Asked by t3ddi26 - Sat Apr 28 07:36:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just buy from the store and drink inside your house... that would be the cheapest...
Answered by john - Mon Apr 30 01:55:48 2007
Q. Some beers in the Philippines are expensive in restaurants and bars. Where can I go to in Makati where the beer is cheap? I m looking for a decent place, not small convenience stores or sleazy karaoke places.
Asked by t3ddi26 - Sat Apr 28 07:36:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just buy from the store and drink inside your house... that would be the cheapest...
Answered by john - Mon Apr 30 01:55:48 2007
Where are some good places for a romantic night or dinner in Makati City?
Q. My girlfriend and I have been seperated for a long period of time because of work and are finally getting a chance to meet up in Makati City. Looking for some places to spend a romantic evening.
Asked by Jarad - Thu Oct 8 00:25:09 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tha Manila Penn. Great lobby and usually with musicians. But I haven't been there since Tillanes messed it up. But I'm sure its still good.
Answered by ragdefender - Thu Oct 8 05:09:41 2009
Q. My girlfriend and I have been seperated for a long period of time because of work and are finally getting a chance to meet up in Makati City. Looking for some places to spend a romantic evening.
Asked by Jarad - Thu Oct 8 00:25:09 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tha Manila Penn. Great lobby and usually with musicians. But I haven't been there since Tillanes messed it up. But I'm sure its still good.
Answered by ragdefender - Thu Oct 8 05:09:41 2009
Where can i buy a vibrator in makati city?
Q. Where can i buy a vibrator in makati city?
Asked by Bella Swan Cullen - Mon Jun 15 11:00:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Naughty Emporium has a huge selection of adult toys at discount prices. Check it out!! www.thenaughtyemporium.ne t
Answered by Naughty - Wed Jun 17 13:01:31 2009
Q. Where can i buy a vibrator in makati city?
Asked by Bella Swan Cullen - Mon Jun 15 11:00:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Naughty Emporium has a huge selection of adult toys at discount prices. Check it out!! www.thenaughtyemporium.ne t
Answered by Naughty - Wed Jun 17 13:01:31 2009
How do I go to Little Tokyo Makati from the LRT?
Q. When going to Little Tokyo Makati, which ride is safer and more efficient, LRT or MRT? Kindly tell me how. Thank you!
Asked by Jean Oliveros - Tue Jun 23 02:34:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Little Tokyo is in Makati Cinema Square grounds which you can easily go to by taking a jeep to Pasong Tamo from Buendia/Gil Puyat Avenue.
Answered by KC Quest - Tue Jun 23 03:11:48 2009
Q. When going to Little Tokyo Makati, which ride is safer and more efficient, LRT or MRT? Kindly tell me how. Thank you!
Asked by Jean Oliveros - Tue Jun 23 02:34:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Little Tokyo is in Makati Cinema Square grounds which you can easily go to by taking a jeep to Pasong Tamo from Buendia/Gil Puyat Avenue.
Answered by KC Quest - Tue Jun 23 03:11:48 2009
What is the best place to stay in Makati, near the Australian Embassy?
Q. I am from Leyte and I dont travel much to Manila so I need help for a good and safe place to stay in Makati for my interview this Aug. 01. I'd like to stay near the Australian Embassy (Possibly walking distance is good), so I wont be stressed out with finding the said place. Does anyone knows how much it will cost me? Thanks for the help! I am planning to stay 1 to 2 days, I've checked out all the prices that you suggested but it seems they are all out of my budget. Is there any other friendly place that I can stay? I dont care if its a bit further but near enough. Helppp!
Asked by Shyrinne2gowithgary - Mon Jul 2 06:49:34 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Manila Shangri-la is the best. Alternatives include the Mandarin Oriental and the Peninsula. Tertiary choices include The Intercontinental, and Nikko.
Answered by Well - Mon Jul 2 13:34:47 2007
Q. I am from Leyte and I dont travel much to Manila so I need help for a good and safe place to stay in Makati for my interview this Aug. 01. I'd like to stay near the Australian Embassy (Possibly walking distance is good), so I wont be stressed out with finding the said place. Does anyone knows how much it will cost me? Thanks for the help! I am planning to stay 1 to 2 days, I've checked out all the prices that you suggested but it seems they are all out of my budget. Is there any other friendly place that I can stay? I dont care if its a bit further but near enough. Helppp!
Asked by Shyrinne2gowithgary - Mon Jul 2 06:49:34 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Manila Shangri-la is the best. Alternatives include the Mandarin Oriental and the Peninsula. Tertiary choices include The Intercontinental, and Nikko.
Answered by Well - Mon Jul 2 13:34:47 2007
How far is the Clark Airport from the city centre of Makati ?
Q. - What is the normal taxi fare from this airport to the city centre ? What is the cheapest rate i can get for a hotel room ? ( not luxurious but decent and clean ) - Can i get a decent meal for about USD2-USD5 in Makati ( i like seafood, chinese and would like to try typical filipino food ) - I heard that the security check in shopping malls is rather strict is this true ? - It is best to negotiate the fare with the taxi driver ( before i got in the taxi ) or let him charge according to the meter, knowing that the traffic problem in the city ?
Asked by chesney c - Sat Nov 10 22:22:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 hours! from clark airport, there is bus there going to cubao - pasay. you have to pay near the customs, just steps away from exit area. you can take the bus for only 350 pesos. and from pasay terminal, just 15 minutes away from makati, you can just take the taxi for at least 70 pesos up to 120, depends on where in makati you're heading. from pasay, let the driver charge you according to the meter. another option is take a taxi for at least 3000pesos. so if the taxi driver charges you more than that, don't accept it. negotiate first before getting inside the taxi. try to get it for 2000 pesos. there are a lot of hotels in makati. you can take sogo hotel or something like shangri - la or intercon. food centers are accessible. … [cont.]
Answered by ericka - Sat Nov 10 22:37:02 2007
Q. - What is the normal taxi fare from this airport to the city centre ? What is the cheapest rate i can get for a hotel room ? ( not luxurious but decent and clean ) - Can i get a decent meal for about USD2-USD5 in Makati ( i like seafood, chinese and would like to try typical filipino food ) - I heard that the security check in shopping malls is rather strict is this true ? - It is best to negotiate the fare with the taxi driver ( before i got in the taxi ) or let him charge according to the meter, knowing that the traffic problem in the city ?
Asked by chesney c - Sat Nov 10 22:22:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 hours! from clark airport, there is bus there going to cubao - pasay. you have to pay near the customs, just steps away from exit area. you can take the bus for only 350 pesos. and from pasay terminal, just 15 minutes away from makati, you can just take the taxi for at least 70 pesos up to 120, depends on where in makati you're heading. from pasay, let the driver charge you according to the meter. another option is take a taxi for at least 3000pesos. so if the taxi driver charges you more than that, don't accept it. negotiate first before getting inside the taxi. try to get it for 2000 pesos. there are a lot of hotels in makati. you can take sogo hotel or something like shangri - la or intercon. food centers are accessible. … [cont.]
Answered by ericka - Sat Nov 10 22:37:02 2007
Places to buy a good digital camera in Makati City?
Q. Some body stole my digital camera from my shoulder bag while I was in Cebu. God bless that person and may the camera be useful to him or her. I only wish that, I should get back the memories of my trip to Cebu. Now I am in Makati and I want to find a good 10 MP digital camera. Please suggest shops or malls where I can get a deal.
Asked by andy195220022003 - Thu Jun 3 03:39:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Got mine from Anson's. :) 12MP, ftw. Anyw, they're selling...like, 14MP. :) Canon is a really good brand, and it's worth the price. Glorietta. Park Square. they're everywhereee.
Answered by kate - Fri Jun 4 12:46:12 2010
Q. Some body stole my digital camera from my shoulder bag while I was in Cebu. God bless that person and may the camera be useful to him or her. I only wish that, I should get back the memories of my trip to Cebu. Now I am in Makati and I want to find a good 10 MP digital camera. Please suggest shops or malls where I can get a deal.
Asked by andy195220022003 - Thu Jun 3 03:39:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Got mine from Anson's. :) 12MP, ftw. Anyw, they're selling...like, 14MP. :) Canon is a really good brand, and it's worth the price. Glorietta. Park Square. they're everywhereee.
Answered by kate - Fri Jun 4 12:46:12 2010
any available offers for spanish lessons during weekends in makati area, philippines?
Q. my daughter (adult) is planning to learn Spanish language during rest days, she is living in makati area, whether in class or home schooling. and how much does it cost?
Asked by joyen - Thu Apr 9 06:40:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Instituto Cervantes (T.M. Kalaw Avenue, Manila). This is a branch of the Instituto Cervantes, which is based in Spain. It is the teaching unit of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language in Madrid, Spain. Most Universities in Manila including De La Salle University send their students here for their Spanish Language units (SPANONE and SPANTWO).
Answered by MatT - Thu Apr 9 11:16:34 2009
Q. my daughter (adult) is planning to learn Spanish language during rest days, she is living in makati area, whether in class or home schooling. and how much does it cost?
Asked by joyen - Thu Apr 9 06:40:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Instituto Cervantes (T.M. Kalaw Avenue, Manila). This is a branch of the Instituto Cervantes, which is based in Spain. It is the teaching unit of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language in Madrid, Spain. Most Universities in Manila including De La Salle University send their students here for their Spanish Language units (SPANONE and SPANTWO).
Answered by MatT - Thu Apr 9 11:16:34 2009
How can I go to Makati from Marikina?
Q. I am about to work in Makati at Ayala Avenue this Monday and my schedule is 11pm to 7am..my problem is I dont feel safe riding MRT and buses..do you know any shuttle services that is availabe from 8 pm onwards?
Asked by faith - Fri Apr 23 11:19:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sure!, just wait somewhere in the araneta cubao station that is bound into your work place, (makati diba?), but if i were you,...i would take the MRT transit since its the fastest way of commuting there is... why are you not comfortable?,..are you insecure or too cautious towards the people around you?...
Answered by Putang Ina mo! - Fri Apr 23 12:11:11 2010
Q. I am about to work in Makati at Ayala Avenue this Monday and my schedule is 11pm to 7am..my problem is I dont feel safe riding MRT and buses..do you know any shuttle services that is availabe from 8 pm onwards?
Asked by faith - Fri Apr 23 11:19:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sure!, just wait somewhere in the araneta cubao station that is bound into your work place, (makati diba?), but if i were you,...i would take the MRT transit since its the fastest way of commuting there is... why are you not comfortable?,..are you insecure or too cautious towards the people around you?...
Answered by Putang Ina mo! - Fri Apr 23 12:11:11 2010
What are the activities that I can do during weekends in Makati City?
Q. Or any other place and things to do outside of Makati during weekend?
Asked by MoM - Fri Jul 27 12:49:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sleep, sleep and go to church on Sunday and have a good dinner.
Answered by Black Hat - Sat Jul 28 01:13:42 2007
Q. Or any other place and things to do outside of Makati during weekend?
Asked by MoM - Fri Jul 27 12:49:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sleep, sleep and go to church on Sunday and have a good dinner.
Answered by Black Hat - Sat Jul 28 01:13:42 2007
How to commute to antipolo from makati?
Q. Is there an fx or bus from makati that goes straight to antipolo? If I take mrt and get off at santolan, where exactly can i find the fx that goes to antipolo?
Asked by Blaka - Wed Jun 4 10:04:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1st Link How to get from Antipolo to Makati (Philippines) eto ang alam kung pinaka mabilis pa antipolo dahil palagi ko ginagawa ito pauwi kahit galing ako makati,edsa o cubao.Mag Lrt 2 po kayo pa santolan tapos pagbaba mo may fx na pa antipolo 30 pesos lang wala na po masyado trapik from there.Gud journey to antipolo mga papi.
Answered by melvin - Wed Jun 4 11:55:11 2008
Q. Is there an fx or bus from makati that goes straight to antipolo? If I take mrt and get off at santolan, where exactly can i find the fx that goes to antipolo?
Asked by Blaka - Wed Jun 4 10:04:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1st Link How to get from Antipolo to Makati (Philippines) eto ang alam kung pinaka mabilis pa antipolo dahil palagi ko ginagawa ito pauwi kahit galing ako makati,edsa o cubao.Mag Lrt 2 po kayo pa santolan tapos pagbaba mo may fx na pa antipolo 30 pesos lang wala na po masyado trapik from there.Gud journey to antipolo mga papi.
Answered by melvin - Wed Jun 4 11:55:11 2008
Is there anyone can give me directions on how to get to Ateneo Professional in Salcedo village Makati?
Q. I don't know how to get to Ateneo Professional building in Dela Costa st. Salcedo vill Makati City. Kindly give me directions from MRT north Edsa station. Thank you so much!
Asked by kav - Thu Jun 25 09:48:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get off at MRT Buendia station. Exit the MRT station towards the right (toward Shell gas station). When you get down the stairs, cross the street, which is Buendia Ave (Sen Gil Puyat). By the Shell gas station is a jeepney terminal. Take a jeepney ride. You want to get off at Malugay street (about 1.8-km up Buendia). Cross Buendia Ave. The street becomes Tordesillas on the other side. Walk up Tordesillas (about 70-m) to the first corner. This street is HV Dela Costa. Turn left at the corner. Another 150-m on your right is Ateneo Professional Schools Building.
Answered by Chumbawamba - Thu Jun 25 18:53:51 2009
Q. I don't know how to get to Ateneo Professional building in Dela Costa st. Salcedo vill Makati City. Kindly give me directions from MRT north Edsa station. Thank you so much!
Asked by kav - Thu Jun 25 09:48:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get off at MRT Buendia station. Exit the MRT station towards the right (toward Shell gas station). When you get down the stairs, cross the street, which is Buendia Ave (Sen Gil Puyat). By the Shell gas station is a jeepney terminal. Take a jeepney ride. You want to get off at Malugay street (about 1.8-km up Buendia). Cross Buendia Ave. The street becomes Tordesillas on the other side. Walk up Tordesillas (about 70-m) to the first corner. This street is HV Dela Costa. Turn left at the corner. Another 150-m on your right is Ateneo Professional Schools Building.
Answered by Chumbawamba - Thu Jun 25 18:53:51 2009
Where can I find Mediterranean cuisine in Makati?
Q. I heard there are a lot of Mediterranean restaurants in Makati? Can anyone suggest where I can go to get the most authentic Mediterranean food?
Asked by t3dd706 - Sat Apr 28 07:19:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I regret I'm not familiar with that area.
Answered by Trenese - Mon Apr 30 11:37:38 2007
Q. I heard there are a lot of Mediterranean restaurants in Makati? Can anyone suggest where I can go to get the most authentic Mediterranean food?
Asked by t3dd706 - Sat Apr 28 07:19:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I regret I'm not familiar with that area.
Answered by Trenese - Mon Apr 30 11:37:38 2007
What is the odd/even and color coding scheme for vehicles in Alabang/Makati?
Q. My buddy, who is travelling to Manila soon, wants to experience driving in the Philippines. He'll be borrowing my car in the Philippines which has a plate ending with the number 4. He'll probably be driving this around the Muntinlupa/Alabang and Makati areas. I know it's not permitted to drive my car during tuesdays, but it's not an all day rule is it? I have heard that my vehicle could be driven on tuesdays, but on certain hours only. Anyody know of a link to guidelines concerning this matter.
Asked by Purple Tactics - Thu Aug 16 06:36:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Weekdays 7AM - 7PM Window Hours 10AM - 3PM (Except Makati and Pasay) Monday - 1 and 2 Tuesday - 3 and 4 Wednesday - 5 and 6 Thursday - 7 and 8 Friday - 9 and 10 Holidays - No Coding Try this link also for interactive maps:
Answered by shirley g - Thu Aug 16 07:04:49 2007
Q. My buddy, who is travelling to Manila soon, wants to experience driving in the Philippines. He'll be borrowing my car in the Philippines which has a plate ending with the number 4. He'll probably be driving this around the Muntinlupa/Alabang and Makati areas. I know it's not permitted to drive my car during tuesdays, but it's not an all day rule is it? I have heard that my vehicle could be driven on tuesdays, but on certain hours only. Anyody know of a link to guidelines concerning this matter.
Asked by Purple Tactics - Thu Aug 16 06:36:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Weekdays 7AM - 7PM Window Hours 10AM - 3PM (Except Makati and Pasay) Monday - 1 and 2 Tuesday - 3 and 4 Wednesday - 5 and 6 Thursday - 7 and 8 Friday - 9 and 10 Holidays - No Coding Try this link also for interactive maps:
Answered by shirley g - Thu Aug 16 07:04:49 2007
Do you know anyone who sells condominium units in Makati City?
Q. I'm looking forward to buy a condo unit in Makati. Do you know an agent or broker to help me out? I'm inquiring over the net for almost 6 months now, but still, no responses.
Asked by The Demon is Nicer Now - Wed Feb 20 07:10:38 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Realtor Genevieve 'Gigi' Bonquin PAREB-Rizal Board REBL 6952 Mobile:Smart : 0920-9063768 Bayantel : 632-3852039 PLDT : 632-4013836 Your Property Specialist South of Manila
Answered by nicelvguy - Wed Feb 20 13:56:40 2008
Q. I'm looking forward to buy a condo unit in Makati. Do you know an agent or broker to help me out? I'm inquiring over the net for almost 6 months now, but still, no responses.
Asked by The Demon is Nicer Now - Wed Feb 20 07:10:38 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Realtor Genevieve 'Gigi' Bonquin PAREB-Rizal Board REBL 6952 Mobile:Smart : 0920-9063768 Bayantel : 632-3852039 PLDT : 632-4013836 Your Property Specialist South of Manila
Answered by nicelvguy - Wed Feb 20 13:56:40 2008
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