IN PHOTOS: Coconut Palace reopens to the public
The Coconut Palace in Pasay City has reopened to the public after renovations, offering visitors a chance to experience its unique Filipino architecture and indigenous materials. Designed by a National Artist, the landmark reflects cultural heritage and creativity, making it a special destination for locals and tourists alike.
INDIGENOUS. The Coconut Palace in Pasay City, also known as Tahanang Pilipino, reopens to the public on August 25, 2026, following extensive renovations. Designed by National Artist for Architecture Francisco 'Bobby' Mañosa, the landmark is known for its distinctive Filipino architecture and use of…
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