LOOK: The National Museum of Anthropology Opens Its Doors Facing The Rizal Park

In the past few years, several museums in the Philippines have been refurbished when they were made public.

Organizations that focus on some arts like the Philippine National Museum now offer free entrance to help people improve their cultural awareness.

Filipinos, especially young people who are faithful to their vision, already like to visit art museums. They also know and appreciate more about the works of our local artists.

Along this, the new museum's new department was recently refurbished as part of the museum's ongoing efforts to advance things to the next level. Formerly known as the Filipino Peoples Museum, the National Anthropological Museum has now moved the main entrance of the entrance to Rizal Park.

The National Anthropological Museum has a collection of ethnographic artifacts from various people in the country. Cultural assets exhibited in the exhibition are weapons, tools, instruments, clothing, accessories and so on. Also in the archeology department of the National Museum, various materials excavated at various times are displayed.

September 24, 2017 - My friend and I went to the National Anthropological Museum of Rizal Park. Despite the crowd, we managed to explore the museum and still enjoy. Everything in the museum is very interesting (I am not joking); seeing our history through the artifacts shown is refreshing and satisfying. Artifacts from the era are exhibited, but the artifacts assigned to us are in the era before the colonial period; knowing it is highly exciting as we must appreciate the creativity of our native roots is.

Along this, the new museum's new department was recently refurbished as part of the museum's ongoing efforts to advance things to the next level. Formerly known as the Filipino Peoples Museum, the National Anthropological Museum has now moved the main entrance of the entrance to Rizal Park. The National Anthropological Museum has a collection of ethnographic artifacts from various people in the country. Cultural assets exhibited in the exhibition are weapons, tools, instruments, clothing, accessories and so on. Also in the archeology department of the National Museum, various materials excavated at various times are displayed.

Chapultepec Park with Chapultepec Castle is now a mountain museum overlooking a park with many museums, monuments, the National Zoological Gardens and the National Anthropological Museum. Aztec's calendar stone). Another building is Palace of Fine Arts. It is a white marble theater / art museum, whose weight is gradually sinking down on the soft ground. It was built at Cheong Wa Da of Porfirio Díaz and ended in 1934 after being interrupted by the Mexican Revolution in the 1920s. Three cultural plazas near Tlatelolco and sanctuaries and the Virgin of Our Lady of Guadalupe are important sights. There are two stories bus called "Turibus" that surrounds most of these sites and timed the audio to explain the site in multiple languages ​​as they pass through