Diocese of Antipolo

I've always traveled with my family since I was 18 because I don't have enough money to travel on my own or with friends. However, Antipolo is not far from my hometown, and I frequently go there to relax and unwind from the noise pollution of Metro Manila.

Welcome to my very first travel and destination,

Diocese of Antipolo!

A church in Antipolo taken in January 19, 2021


My friends and I are on vacation in Antipolo because the online class is exhausting us, and we decided to travel because there are many attractions nearby. Antipolo is known for being full of plants and trees and for being one of the best places to unwind, and this church, known as the Diocese of Antipolo, is surrounded by trees and greeneries.


A statue of Jesus Christ in Diocese of Antipolo taken in January 19, 2021

It's quiet here, and every part of the church is worth photographing. I remembered that this place was usually open on weekdays because it is one of the best churches for a wedding on weekends. If the couple wants to start an environmental church, this is an excellent suggestion.


A visitors taking pictures in Diocese of Antipolo taken in January 19, 2021

The church isn't the only place you can go; on the other side, there's a walkway down that we didn't walk around because we weren't sure if we were allowed to, but we did take some selfies to enjoy the trees.



A statue of virgin Mary along with stairs in Diocese of Antipolo taken in January 19, 2021

In 2022, I'll return to the church to pray, sit, and relax to escape the noise pollution of Metro Manila.

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