Place du Marché de Bonifacio

Bonifacio's market square, how to say it, is more conventional, you can see the feeling of a big city, but it is difficult to say that there is something that can recognize the characteristics of the Philippines at a glance, at first glance it is another Singapore or Pudong

The first night after arriving in the Philippines, I went around at will under the leadership of my local colleagues. It was a lively and bustling city, and I heard that there were many local Chinese, and I immediately felt intimacy.

Located in the fort of Bonifacio, along the small street full of shops, you can overlook the cliffs and the famous "sand grains" rocks in the distance from the square. There are several restaurants around the square. You can buy ice cream and sit down during non-dining hours.

There are restaurants and coffee bars around the Bonifacio Market Square, and there is a market on weekends, which is a very lively place.

The market square is really big, there are many people, very lively.