and Here

Well aside from the phenomenal VISITSAGADA, you can also catch me at my new home - LAKWATSERO.COM. My new site will feature my adventures and photos and almost everything about me. I hope to see you in my new site, and thanks for supporting Bleue. I wish that you also extend that support to Lakwatsero.

Catch Me Here

My beloved readers, fans, stalkers, and the likes. Since I will not be updating this site anymore, you can pay a visit to our  project www.visitsagada.com.  VISITSAGADA is my new home for now. We encourgae you to support our project, submit entries (photos, videos, articles) and/or wear our badge. Thanks!

The End

As if a much awaited event, bleue "FINALLY" closes its curtains. (Where the hell are the curtains???)

Nuf said! Thanks to all! Bye bye!

Shelved Project: Kankarota

Kankarota.

This indie film con musical con documentary project has been put on hold for quite a long time now. Shot entirely in Sagada and Baguio a year ago, this project should have been the launching movie of Mike and envisioned to put his very promising career to stardom. Also Starring Suzette, Roy, JR and yours truly, here is the much awaited video (since early 2007) in PAL ISD.

Manila Ocean Park Opening Very Soon

Come February 2008, Manila will have someting new to offer to its tourists - the Manila Ocean Park (MOP). Brace yourself as the much awaited opening of this new Landmark will finally  be pushed through. It is the country’s first state-of-the-art Oceanarium, open water marine habitat, boutique mall, restaurant row and function facilities all located in one complex at the back of the Quirino Grandstand, Luneta.

This P1-billion project of Singaporean and Malaysian investors is the first world-class marine park to adopt a “fusion concept.” It will house the first and largest aquarium facility in the Philippines and is the most advanced ocean parks in Asia — with an area larger than the famous Sentosa oceanarium in Singapore.

Opening in February is the first phase of the park which includes its main attraction - the oceanarium. The second phase, which includes the marine-themed mall and hotel, and the third phase, the open marine habitats, would be completed late this year. The park is scheduled to open last December 2007 in time for the Holiday but was postponed due to damages incurred when a fire broke out on one of its ceilings that was caused by some welder works. But the waiting is finally over. We need not to go to Singapore, Malaysia or Hongkong anymore to experience the kind of experience Manila Ocean Park will offer.

The opening of MOP is expected to beef up the tourism of the City of Manila and the Philippines as a whole. I hope that this new landmark right in the heart of Manila will revive not only Luneta but the entire city. So, let’s go take a quick look to its facilities as envisioned by the architects of the project.

Images and information were lifted from Manila Ocean Park Website: http://www.manilaoceanpark.com

Manila Ocean Park
Quirino Grandstand Luneta, Manila, Philippines
Tel: (632) 4000604, (632) 4000681, (632) 4000691 Fax: (632) 4000732

Admission Rate
Student’s Rate          :  P250
Children’s Rate         :  P350
Adult’s Rate            :  P400

Opening Hours
The Oceanarium          :  10AM to 6PM Daily
The Mall                :  10AM to 9PM Weekdays
                           10AM to 10PM Weekends and Holidays
The Open Marine Habitat :  10AM to 9PM Daily

Location

Park Map

Facilities 

Oceanarium

The Mall

Open Water Marine Habitat