RL Spotlight: Malabon at a Glance
Learn more about this interesting city and discover ten things that you can do here
Photography: Ocs Alvarez
Malabon is located north of Manila, with three rivers-Tullahan, Tinajeros, and Malabon rivers-passing through the city. Centuries ago, these rivers can be navigated to reach northern provinces like Bulacan. During the Spanish colonial period, Malabon wasn't even a separate town; it was a visita or parish of Tondo and was known as Tambobong, named after the tambo trees that thrive in the area.
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