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Coconut Palace
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Open Open on Tue-Sun,9:00am-4:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
mapPhone: +63-917-5381829
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It is said that the building was built with coconut trees, which looks very nice, you need to make an appointment, 100 tickets, acceptable
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Visit the Coconut Palace to see one of the most elaborate government-owned buildings in the Philippines, now home to the country's vice president. First Lady Imelda Marcos had the Coconut Palace built for Pope John Paul II's visit in 1981, although he ultimately declined to stay there because he did not want to stay in a sumptuous suite amidst the poverty of the Philippines. The Palace is partially made of coconut shells and coconut lumber as a testament to the amazing versatility of the coconut. Make the most of your visit to the Philippines by touring one of the country's quirkiest and most interesting destinations.
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It is said that the building was built with coconut trees, which looks very nice, you need to make an appointment, 100 tickets, acceptable
Manila uterus, a uniquely styled uterus built with coconut trees in the new citystar, manila, philippines, is known as the coconut museum. Built in January 1981, the uterus is backed by the scenic Manila Bay, surrounded by a green area of more than 8,000 square meters. The uterus has a hexagonal brown roof, using over 2,000 trees over 70 years old. The roof of the uterus is made of coconut boards, the thick pillars of the trunk of the eucalyptus, and the walls of the uterus are made of bricks made of fiber-cemented composite coconut shells.
Seeing that Ctrip commented that 50 people can be admitted a day, I took a taxi early. When we arrived at the door, it was not open to the public. We could only take pictures from a distance across the road.
As the name suggests, there are many coconut trees, and the building is built with coconut trees, and there are many designs of coconut shells, opened up another tree, can not enter the office area, only walk outside, feel it.
房子的设计有点像海南博鳌论坛的房子，里面有一幢楼是菲律宾副总统的家，里面是有警卫的，不是人人都可以进去的，要坐在车上才行。
Coconut Palace is located in CCP, Manila. It is an old building but still looks amazing because of its unique architecture.
it’s a wonderful trip
I visited this sight on a business trip to Manila. Check with your hotel about cost of admission, times, and how to get their. Used as a guest house for official visitors to the Phillapines, it is said to be made entirely out of products of the cocanut palm. Brings back memories of the days of Imelda Marcos and her geusts such as Muammar al-Gaddafi, Brooke Shields and George Hamilton. Definitely weird but worth a visit when in Manila.
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the place is very good