One indicator an urban park is well-designed is when it's actually utilized by people. And Ayala Triangle Gardens is an example frequently cited by architects and planners. It just ticks a lot of boxes--superb location, ground area, food amenities, shaded spots, maintained greenery, and hosting of public events.

Can't go wrong with a book and a drink on any lazy weekend afternoon here.

11/29th - Dancing lights with the light of my life

I was not feeling well at work bcos of ~hormones~ but after a couple of hours after shift, namasyal kami ni Q with Mama Ping sa Makati.

This kid needs to touch some grass every once in a while.

It has become a family tradition to visit the Dancing Lights except during COVID lockdowns and it feels good to be back. Tho the feeling is not the same since we are not complete, it still gave me feeling of familiarity. Okay na yun.

Sobrang daming itinakbo ni Q. San kaya tinatago ni Q yung energy niya in his little body.

Q said "Mommy, ikaw naman picture-an ko" and he was the one who took the 6th photo. Cutie

We booked a Grab around 7:30PM pero nakauwi kami sa bahay around 9PM. Sobrang pagod namin, tulog kami agad ni Q hahahahahha

Epson illuminates Ayala Triangle for this year’s Carol of Lights

For years, Ayala Triangle Gardens has made a name for themselves as one of the illuminated places during the Christmas season. Night after night, passersby and even tourists flocked by the venue to watch a spectacle amidst the corporate-ish busiest vibe.

This year, however, saw Epson Philippines Corporation teamed up with Ayala Land for the Carol of Lights, a breathtaking 3D video mapping show…