(SPOT.ph) You might remember the Instagram-worthy attraction called Lakbay Museo. This interactive gallery showcased the best of the Philippines, which included its many festivals and food from different regions. Sadly, Lakbay Museo closed its doors this year, leaving us with one less indoor activity spot to spend our time in. But don't worry, it didn't leave us for good. It simply moved and got an upgrade.
Yes, Lakbay Museo—now called Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo—has moved to a much bigger space at Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Parañaque City.
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Here's what to expect at Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo:
For just P799 (P699 if you buy tickets online), explore the massive 3,000-square-meter space that features food art installations of the different regional dishes in the Philippines. (That's an additional 2,000 square meters from Lakbay Museo's original spot at Conrad Manila.) There are also exhibits of various famous destinations in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, native fabrics, and a collection of grains and beans.
Aside from being highly Instagrammable, there are also various experiences in this museum. Travel back in time and play classic Filipino street games like piko or join the fun with community dancing as if you're in a Philippine festival. You can also check out the Pinta room where guests can go and express their creative side. And if you're the type to spend countless hours in the kitchen, there's also a place you can head to try and cook native delicacies as well as taste authentic Filipino street food.
Not only will your social media feeds be filled with unique and fun captured moments, but you'll surely learn something along the way about Filipino culture and food.
Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo is at 2/F Filipino Village, Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Parañaque City. It is open Tuesdays to Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, visit Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo's Facebook page.