(SPOT.ph) One distinctive thing about Pokemon Go is that it's very location-based. You have to get off your couch and walk a few kilometers to hatch an egg, find the nearest Pokestop to get free Poke Balls, and search high and low for the rare Pokemons. Rumor has it that here in Metro Manila, churches, monuments, government buildings, and even the façade of a hotel are Pokestops or PokeGyms.
We compiled a few surprising locations that—believe it or not—have your most sought-after free items. Just be careful as some are R-18 places or spots that have high security. Don't say we didn't warn you!
Shrine of Mary, Queen of Peace, Our Lady of EDSA (a.k.a. EDSA Shrine) in Quezon City
Ambassador Funeral Homes in Gen. San Miguel, Caloocan
Luneta Park along Roxas Boulevard in Manila
Malacañang Palace in San Miguel, Manila
Metro Manila Development Authority Building in Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City
National Commission for Culture and the Arts in Intramuros, Manila
Solaire Resort and Casino in Parañaque City
LRT Station at United Nations Avenue
Victoria Court in Pasig
Water tank in Commonwealth Market
Photos from Gamespot, Yalwa, Mapio.net, Panoramio, Wikipedia, Eric Jaz, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Victoria Court, Casino News Daily, and Behance