It's the official residence of the vice president of the Philippines. Building structure and surrounding is very good and refreshing. Need to have an appointment to go inside.
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Coconut Palace Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Coconut Palace, also known as the "Coconut Museum", was established in 1978 with an investment of 37 million pesos during the Marcos era. It is Marcos' presidential palace hotel. Located in the cultural middle area, facing Manila Bay, this magnificent building consists of seven palatial suites. Today, Coconut Palace is a very famous wedding destination in the Philippines. The Coconut Palace is a huge project, using a total of 2,000 coconut trees over 70 years old. The roof is made of coconut boards, the pillars are made of coconut tree trunks, the walls are made of "coconut bricks" made of wool fibers and cement from coconut shells, and the gate is inlaid with geometric patterns composed of more than 4,000 coconut shells. There are countless coconut products in the palace. The dining room has a 36-foot dining table inlaid with 47,000 pieces of coconut shells of various shapes. Every year during the peak tourist season, there are workers from coconut forest plantations performing performances. They climbed the coconut trees with their bare hands to pick coconuts, chopped them with small axes and poured out coconut juice, and invited the tourists present to taste them for free.
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Coconut Palace Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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It's the official residence of the vice president of the Philippines. Building structure and surrounding is very good and refreshing. Need to have an appointment to go inside.
That thing you don't like about yourself is what makes you really interesting.
Seeing that Ctrip commented that 50 people could enter a day, I took a taxi early. When I arrived at the door, I said that it was not open to the outside world. We could only take pictures from a distance across the road.
Coconut Palace is made of several types of Philippine hardwood, coconut shells, and a specially engineered coconut lumber apparently known as Imelda Madera.
the place is amazing and historically
"🌴 Just returned from an amazing trip to the Coconut Place! 🌴The past week has been an absolute paradise as I explored the breathtaking Coconut Place. From pristine beaches to lush coconut groves, this destination had it all. 🏝️My days were filled with sun-kissed adventures - snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, lounging on the powdery white sand beaches, and sipping on fresh coconut water straight from the source. 🥥☀️Evenings were a treat with local cuisine that featured coconut in every dish, from creamy coconut curries to coconut-infused desserts that were out of this world! 🍛🍨But what truly made this trip unforgettable were the warm-hearted locals who welcomed us with open arms. Their rich culture and traditions added a unique flavor to our journey.I couldn't resist bringing back some coconut souvenirs to remind me of this tropical paradise. 🌴✨If you're looking for your next getaway, I highly recommend Coconut Place. It's a slice of heaven on Earth, and I can't wait to return! 🌺🐚 #CoconutParadise #Wanderlust #TravelGoals"
A great place to rest