Wazzup Pilipinas!
Join Mabuhay Restop's Bayan Tour and make your summer more meaningful! Enjoy an interactive 3-hour tour about the Phils and the Filipino in Rizal Park... It's a 3-part tour- "Bayan, bayani, Bayanihan".
Enjoy our 3-hour guided BAYAN Tour in Rizal Park- a uniquely fun, interactive, educational tour about the Philippines, the Filipino, and the spirit of “bayanihan.”
Ride a kalesa, walk through the floating Phil map, enjoy a one-of-a-kind art exhibit (entitled I am Filipino, based on Atty. Alex Lacson's poem), do some street theater, listen to our singing tour guide, and enjoy other fun surprises.
Begin the tour at Mabuhay Restop by getting on board the Park tram or a “calesa” (horse carriage) to go to the other side of Rizal Park where you will go on capsulized tour of the Philippines on the Luzviminda Boardwalk, breezing through the country’s 7,107 beautiful islands.
Walk through the Park and enjoy different attractions and end with a surprise powerful treat at the mini-theater and the Rizal Monument that will enthrall Filipinos and foreigners alike.
Tour includes singing, art exhibit, mini theater, museum tour (if open), dancing fountain, lights & sound show, short film, souvenir, and lunch/ dinner.
Cap the tour with a special dinner at Mabuhay Restop (or brown bag lunch in the Park for the Morning Tour) and grab a specially handcrafted Rizal Park souvenir.
(Thank you Ardie Lopez for the beautiful pictures of our maiden BAYAN Tour!)
Getting on board the Park tram or a “calesa” (horse carriage) to go to the other side of Rizal Park
At the Luzviminda Boardwalk of the Relief Map of the Philippines, breeze through the country’s 7,107 beautiful islands.
When you walk from end to end of the Luzviminda Boardwalk, you would have walked through the whole Philippines! What a great way to get an overview of our country's 7,107 islands (especially for those without the time and the budget to explore our islands - the next best thing)!
Newly installed markers by Mabuhay Restop highlight interesting information about the Philippines throughout the Luzviminda Boardwalk.
Music is an important component of Mabuhay Restop's Bayan Tour!
Guests proceed to the Park's Central Pavillion (passing by other attractions and meeting other Filipino heroes along the way) where they enjoy the nightly Musical Dancing Fountains.
The Musical Dancing Fountain in RIzal Park is hailed as the biggest and most vibrant dancing fountain in the country. This attraction at Central Lagoon presents a stunning show with waters soaring up to 88 feet high, fireballs, exploding water rockets, and a peacock spray water screen.
This Musical Dancing Fountain was designed by Philippine-born German national William Schaare. It was built in 1968, renovated in the 70s, and now restored and made more vibrant by the current NPDC administration led by Juliet Villegas.
Walk through the Park and enjoy different attractions and end with a surprise powerful treat at the mini-theater and the Rizal Monument that will enthrall Filipinos and foreigners alike.
Tour includes singing, art exhibit, mini theater, museum tour (if open), dancing fountain, lights & sound show, short film, souvenir, and lunch/ dinner.
Cap the tour with a special dinner at Mabuhay Restop (or brown bag lunch in the Park for the Morning Tour) and grab a specially handcrafted Rizal Park souvenir.
(Thank you Ardie Lopez for the beautiful pictures of our maiden BAYAN Tour!)
At the Luzviminda Boardwalk of the Relief Map of the Philippines, breeze through the country’s 7,107 beautiful islands.
When you walk from end to end of the Luzviminda Boardwalk, you would have walked through the whole Philippines! What a great way to get an overview of our country's 7,107 islands (especially for those without the time and the budget to explore our islands - the next best thing)!
Newly installed markers by Mabuhay Restop highlight interesting information about the Philippines throughout the Luzviminda Boardwalk.
Guests meet a Filipino hero and take part in some fun role-playing about the heroism of Lapu-Lapu.
Guests proceed to the Park's Central Pavillion (passing by other attractions and meeting other Filipino heroes along the way) where they enjoy the nightly Musical Dancing Fountains.
This Musical Dancing Fountain was designed by Philippine-born German national William Schaare. It was built in 1968, renovated in the 70s, and now restored and made more vibrant by the current NPDC administration led by Juliet Villegas.
Guests enjoy a surprise treat about "bayanihan" at the mini-theater and the Rizal Monument.
Jose RIzal comes to life as part of the BAYAN Tour.
For the last part of the BAYAN TOUR, watch the lights and sounds show of the Martyrdom Tableau, which feature the final hours of our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.
Cap the BAYAN Tour with a special dinner at Mabuhay Restop (or brown bag lunch in the Park for the Morning Tour) and grab a specially handcrafted Rizal Park souvenir, or even a portrait by one of Mabuhay Restop's resident artists.
Lucky guests may even get their names done in papercut art done by Filipino papercut artist Albert Badz Magsumbol.
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