My Experience in Visiting  Historical Places

I first thought that it was boring to visit these places but after went there, I realized that these historical places always remind us of how much important history are.

      This is my first time being on a group trip to the National Museum. At first, we kinda have lost our way in finding the place. We thought that this particular museum is the right place to initially set-up our group activity.
Inside this museum, we saw a lot of  paintings and statues. Then later we realized that this is not the place wherein we were supposed to have our activity. So we asked someone where we could find the National Museum of Philippine History. We then found out that it is on the other side of the road. 

Thus, the starting point of our Journey.

National Museum of the Philippine History

Below were the tools the First Filipino People used in our old culture. They used these materials for cooking and hunting as well as sewing clothes.

These photos show what early Filipinos used to weave certain clothings.

Below were old jugs and vases found under the sea.
There were also weapons used during the early days as a form of defense for their colony.
Some were used as kitchen tools.

Our journey continues with the Exhibit gallery II on the second floor.
This is were we found out about the history of the Spanish Battleship of San Diego.
It is important to note the trade history of this Spanish Battleship when it clashed with the Dutch ship Mauritius on December 14, 1600.

On the upper right corner is the Manunggul Jar, on the middle is the Saring Manok, then below the weapons is the Old Compass and next to the Old compass is the statue of the Bulul.

Rizal Monument

This is our last part of our trip.
We were very exhausted cause we had a very long walk until we got lost again for the second time till we finally found the Rizal Monument.
Here we found where Rizal was actually executed. 
The trip was quite exciting because we learned a lot in this trip.
 We hope we will soon do this again.. 

Thank you!!!