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13 comments on “Binangonan”

One is mobility when considering moving to my location. Transportation is accessible anytime even on wee hours. Second, a fast-food store is available 24/7 round the clock basis so if you are hungry after a day’s work you don’t need to worry you just need a phone and your food is delivered right at your doorstep.

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Residing in Binangonan, Rizal has been one of the greatest opportunities in my life. To enjoy both the convenience of living in a place with fresh air, while also enjoying the luxury of the accessibility to your necessities. As someone who is living in this city for about 22 years, I would definitely encourage someone to experience this beautiful city of ours.

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Binangonan, Rizal has a lot to offer to someone who wants to visit or move in to this town. First, the people has a unique and distinct tone when speaking to someone. Second, you can buy a lot of milkfish at a very low price in this town. And lastly, this town is a home to an island called, “Talim Island”.

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This city is in rural or provincial area but it is still in progress of improving. There are new malls, buildings and establishments. It is good to live here since it is far from pollution unlike the other cities nearby. it is still a good choice.

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Binangonan is known as the hometown of famous Filipino rapper Gloc 9. It is also the place where people love to compete with decorative Christmas trees made entirely of plastic, during Christmas.

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If moving to our place, Binangonan, Rizal, you should not get very worried. The people are very hospitable here. Almost the whole city has access to basic necessities. Binangonan has it all, from malls, to hospitals, and grocery stores. Surely, you would need time to adjust, just as anyone moving to a new city, but after that phase, you’d learn to enjoy your new peaceful and beautiful life.

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I must admit honestly, how beautiful and relaxing your life can be when you live here. Binangonan is a city, surrounded by mountainous landscapes and gorgeous scenery. It is just a few kilometers from the capital buta city filled with the nature’s beauty and splendor. The inhabitants of the place are hospitable, joyous and kind.

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Binangonan is known for its festivities and delicacies. Once you move here, expect to be delighted with foods especially seafood from our very own Binangonan Lake. Every October, during our fiesta, you would experience a different kind of celebration, with dances, procession, and a lot of laughter and fun. We are also known for tourism sites such as Kalbaryo, Mt. Tagapo, Tabong Mainit – Tabong Malamig. We are also near and accessible to the city’s capital – Manila, with transportation available anytime.

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Binangonan is well-known for its hospitable and nice residents, it is also known for the islets where you will find fishermen working and catching fishes early in the morning. You will also get to see the beautiful view of Laguna bay and the mountains that gives glory to the whole city.

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The place that I live in is more of a province. If a person loves peace, I suggest moving in to our place. If he prefers to be in a busy location, I do not think our place fits into that category. Our place needs a lot of improvement to be considered urbanized.

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I suggest getting help from someone who have lived long enough in the city if he/she were to look for somewhere to move to for it is hard to find a good place a city with a vast environment. Other than a home to look for, I can guarantee their comfort and wonderful experience with all the places they can visit and enjoy around our city.

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Binangonan, Rizal, is a first class municipality in Luzon. Our town is an hour drive to the city and is not traffic congested. The cost of living is lower than living in the nearby cities. Binangonan also has of a view of the Laguna de bay and caves that tourists often visit.

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Binangonan, Rizal, is a mountainous province, dividing the lifestyle of its residences into two. There are homes that are at the heart of the town or “bayan” and homes that are in the mountains. Living near the “bayan” area usually has the most access to common services such as fast food chains and convenience stores whereas living in the subdivisions or barangays in the mountains have difficulty reaching such services.

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