Rizal Park: The Heart and Soul of Manila
Have you been to Rizal Park? If not you should try to visit the park. Rizal Park also known as Luneta is situated at the northern terminus of Roxas Boulevard. To the east of the boulevard, the park is bounded by Taft Avenue, Padre Burgos Avenue and Kalaw Avenue. To the west is the reclaimed area of the park bounded by Katigbak Drive, South Drive, and the shore of Manila Bay. It is adjacent to the old walled city of Intramuros. Rizal Park is one of the most famous attractions in Manila. It is a perfect place for you to spend your vacation.
Luneta Park is like an oasis for relaxation and fun in Manila. One main attraction in Luneta Park is Orchidarium and Butterfly Pavilion. It is a hectare of land that was transformed into a replica rainforest park. You will see inside the different Philippine orchids and butterflies. Another is the Diorama of Rizal’s Martyrdom. It is located on the north area of Rizal monument. A set of statues were built on the exact spot where Dr. Jose Rizal was executed. There are also gardens in Luneta Park. One is the Japanese Gardens. It was built to uphold the good relationship between the country of Japan and the Philippines. Another is Chinese garden. Lots of activities can be done in the park.The Rizal Park Children's playground gives fun for the whole family. It has a variety of slides, seesaws, swings and colorful animal sculptures that will surely entice kids. There is also the Musical Dancing Fountain at the Central Lagoon in the park which visitors can enjoy watching. It showcases a colorful exhibition of waters.The
Burnham Green hosts many world-class shows. It offers sports facilities for football, baseball, and other field games. It is an ideal place for kite-flying and family outings. Joggers and people who do yoga, and martial arts are often seen in the park.Another attraction is the open-air auditorium that is a regular venue for award-winning and long-running cultural programs. It is home to the Concert at the Park,a free cultural presentation showcasing performances from various Filipino and international musical talents.You can have picnics with your family. If you’re visiting Manila with the family, the wide grassy lawns are perfect for having a picnic. The open-air concert hall features live music and entertainment, and there’s also a chess plaza, skating rink, several fountains, and of course, playgrounds.
Luneta Park is like an oasis for relaxation and fun in Manila. One main attraction in Luneta Park is Orchidarium and Butterfly Pavilion. It is a hectare of land that was transformed into a replica rainforest park. You will see inside the different Philippine orchids and butterflies. Another is the Diorama of Rizal’s Martyrdom. It is located on the north area of Rizal monument. A set of statues were built on the exact spot where Dr. Jose Rizal was executed. There are also gardens in Luneta Park. One is the Japanese Gardens. It was built to uphold the good relationship between the country of Japan and the Philippines. Another is Chinese garden. Lots of activities can be done in the park.The Rizal Park Children's playground gives fun for the whole family. It has a variety of slides, seesaws, swings and colorful animal sculptures that will surely entice kids. There is also the Musical Dancing Fountain at the Central Lagoon in the park which visitors can enjoy watching. It showcases a colorful exhibition of waters.The
Burnham Green hosts many world-class shows. It offers sports facilities for football, baseball, and other field games. It is an ideal place for kite-flying and family outings. Joggers and people who do yoga, and martial arts are often seen in the park.Another attraction is the open-air auditorium that is a regular venue for award-winning and long-running cultural programs. It is home to the Concert at the Park,a free cultural presentation showcasing performances from various Filipino and international musical talents.You can have picnics with your family. If you’re visiting Manila with the family, the wide grassy lawns are perfect for having a picnic. The open-air concert hall features live music and entertainment, and there’s also a chess plaza, skating rink, several fountains, and of course, playgrounds. 
Besides it beauty, Luneta Park played a big part in the Philippine History. Rizal Park's history began in the early 1800s during the Spanish rule. The Park was also called Bagumbayan, and later known as Luneta. The place was shaped like a small moon (lunette) and thus was named Luneta. Luneta has been the spot of some of the most significant moments in Philippine history.This is the place where the execution of Dr. José Rizal on December 30, 1896 happened. His death made him a hero of the Philippine Revolution. The park was a tribute to the Philippine's national hero, Jose Rizal, Rizal Park could be considered the symbol of the nation's heart and soul. I bet you can visit Rizal Park a million times.
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