Caloocan City Map, Philippines

Caloocan City Sightseeing

 The Judicial Complex is another landmark that depicts Caloocan’s boldness. It was built to host the Office of the Prosecutor, Metropolitan Trial Court and Regional Trial Court. Its inauguration on November 19, 2003 was graced by Chief Justice of the Philippines Hilario Davide. For some holy moments, you might want to swing by San Roque Cathedral. Its importance is noteworthy in that the world’s most loved Holy... read more

Caloocan City History

Historical accounts tell us that Chinese and Indians were the first settlers of Caloocan. Their features are mostly dull-colored with slim beard, flat nose and black eyes. Most dwellers in the past worked as fishermen especially those residing in Dagat-Dagatan, Navotas and Manila Bay areas. Those huge rural areas like Maysilo Estate were possessed by the Jesuits while Piedad was owned by Don Pedro de Galarraga. Cruz... read more

Caloocan City Travel Guide

Remarkable Caloocan A part of the municipalities of Metro Manila is the city of Caloocan.  This city plays a significant role in Philippine History as the momentous site of the Cry of Balintawak which was a locally-lead uprising against the Spaniards, who had colonized most of the Philippine archipelago.  Caloocan is considered a home of heroes and its people are proud to live in such a remarkable city. In the Corner... read more

Caloocan City Nightlife

The grocery stores are usually busy especially after sunrise when people are off from work. Weekends are the busier days. The mall is still as alive at night as it is during daytime for most people are in a culture of night shopping. Hundreds of tenants shape up a pretty much jam-packed shopping avenue. These shops sell a variety of goods such as home appliances, decorative stuff, antiques, jewelry, toys, sports items,... read more