Rizal Park

The park is large in scale, beautiful in scenery, shaded by green trees and fragrant. In the evening, the golden sea reflected the coconut shadows on the shore, just like a picture full of poetry and painting. There are also three large gardens in Lisa Park, which specialize in planting Chinese, Italian and Japanese flowers. The park's unique rockery, beautiful fountains and waterfalls, together with almost everyday open-air music, will make Licha Park more interesting. The Park was built to commemorate the Philippine national hero Lisha. Jose Richa was born in 1861. He studied medicine in his early years and then fought against Spanish colonial rule. He was killed by the colonial rulers in 1896 at the age of 35. A bronze statue of the patriotic hero stands in the park. On the left is the statue of Li Cha's mother feeding him, on the right is the statue of his father teaching him to read, and behind is the music booth.

traveling to Philippines will not be completed without visiting Rizal Park or what we called “Luneta Park”. Manila’s iconic central park is spread out over some 60 hectares of open lawns, ornamental gardens, ponds, paved walks and wooded areas, dotted with monuments to a whole pantheon of Filipino heroes. It's an atmospheric place to take a stroll, particularly late afternoon, early evening and on weekends. As the place where José Rizal was executed by the Spanish colonial authorities, it's also of great historical

Licha Park is located near the UNstation of Metro. Next to Metro City, the park is very big and shady. There are some statues. I found this park on the way to Metro City. I swam around it. I found the Philippine Museum of History and the Philippine Museum of Human Beings on both sides. I took some pictures. Then I went to the Philippine Museum of Human Beings. Then I went to Metro City and came back. You can see many Japanese flags and statues of Philippine leaders from afar, but the mobile phone didn't shine without electricity. I think it's better to visit the park and the Museum of Human Beings than to visit the city.

Green lawn, beautiful environment and beautiful scenery.

Li Cha Park, a famous scenic spot in Manila, is suggested to go when it arrives. Just one street away from the Manila joint, the environment is totally different. Compared with the city appearance of the joint, the Park Square is quite neat.

Licha Square is located in the center of Manila, Philippines. There is a light rail station on the east, an ancient Chinese city crossing the river on the north, an ocean park on the west, and a number of schools and cultural and art venues of Philippine government agencies on the south. The northwest corner of the square was the martyrdom of Richard, the father of Philippine independence, 100 years ago. The largest national flag of the Philippines was on the west side of the square, guarded by soldiers and dyed red by the sunset. There is a music fountain in the middle of the square. At night, the fountain dances with music and lights, which is spectacular. There are "China Park" on the north side of the square, a "World is Public" plaque at the gate, and a small "China Park" with Chinese-style garden buildings and zoos.

Finally, we reached the Rizal Park Monument, which stands in the center of a wide green square, guarded by heroic guards. The remains of the hero Li Cha were buried under the cornerstone of the monument. It used to be a refugee camp, a prison yard, and the center of the U.S. government. Now it has become the past. Filipinos built it into a peaceful and beautiful leisure park, where they strolled and picnicked.

Licha Park is in the urban area, this park is mainly to commemorate the person of Licha, the park is shaded with green grass, and some children play merry-go-round, but the facilities are very old! But there are fewer people in the park and the air is fresher than outside.

Manila City, a public park in the daytime, may be a little hot, so people are not many, but not many people can be a good tour, the trees planted in the park are very tropical style, here is not far from the Spanish Kingdom of Manila, walking to.

The Park covers a large area and is sparsely populated, but the Philippines has very few people. It feels that there are a lot of overclocks. It can be said that there are many green belts, especially tall trees, and many statues.