• The Manila Chinese Cemetery is the second oldest cemetery in Manila after La Loma Cemetery. The cemetery includes Christian, Buddhist and Taoist burials.
  • A plot in the Manila Chinese Cemetery can easily cost up to P50 million. This huge fee will, however, only secure a plot of land for a 25 year lease...
  • Manila is very congested and often overlooked by travelers. My top choices to appreciate this city are: Ayala, Intramuros, and the Chinese cemetery.
  • Yellow tower Chinese cemetery Manila. I used this yellow tower as a landmark to know how far I was going from a familiar area.
  • “The Manila Chinese Cemetery,” they pointed out, “is the largest Chinese cemetery in the Philippines with a land area of 54 hectares.
  • Manila Chinese Cemetery is a two-way street lined with houses and villas, some of which are two to three stories high.
  • "Magnificently Chinese" Being in the Manila Chinese Cemetery was a new experience to me, and it was like being transported from the Philippines to the China...
  • It was because of Carlos Palanca’s effort that the Manila Chinese Cemetery was built. His memorial is an important landmark in the area.
  • When you step into the Manila Chinese Cemetery, it's like you've entered a portal. There are some distinct mausoleums that call attention through style or detail.