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Balibago and Fields Avenue Tourist District
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Be aware of this scammer girl from One Eyed Wench. She stole money and documents from a customer. Or even better, avoid visiting this bar named One Eyed Wench in Angeles. It’s a place that is highly unattractive without her, anyhow. Don’t let bargirls get too close to you.
Taking detours and exploring streets in not so visible neighborhoods is my favorite past time. It’s so much more interesting to conquer Philippine suburbs by foot instead of just driving by in a speeding Trike Patrol . Plaridel and Pradel 2 are very safe Angeles City suburbs with wide streets and lot’s of interesting industrial estates and farms in between residential areas. Close by Candy Bar and Mount Arayat Street there is this busy repair shop for cars and trucks. One mini van is sitting outside the estate. It’s totally morbid and defunct. It sits their patiently to be repaired. Or maybe the owners put it there in hope that somebody will just steal it. Usually, cars are kept inside a gated area with guards, but this old vehicle stands on public ground
Been working with my new Sigma tele lens with 2.8 aperture for the first time. It provides a great perspective blur and bokeh. Makes my cute Pinay model look ever cuter. What do you think? Should she get into cute modelling?
Checkpoint is graced by fresh fruit stalls and money changers. It's very busy place during rush hour in Balibago.
It was used to be a bumpy ride at Balibago Checkpoint in Angeles City when railroad tracks were still proving to be malicious obstacles on the road between market stall and Friendship jeepney terminal. Today, it’s one of the bussiest places in AC, the Philippines’ most strongly growing metropolitan area. Trike’s, jeepneys, busses and cars full of bar girls and tourists as well as locals who go to work or go home congest this area shortly after sunset for Angeles City’s rush hour traffic. It may be a good idea to avoid this Trike Patrol central from 1700 to 1900 hours local Filipino time.
15 years ago, Angeles was a pretty underdeveloped place. Mount Pinatubo’s eruption and the leaving of US Forces have left the town in peril. Only a cheap charlie entertainment district and a start-up special economic zone were slow forces to drive tourists and businessmen into the city. Today, many new well furnished hotels are available, like the Lewis Grand Hotel (see picture above, Angeles Beach Club, Clarkton and serviced apartment condotels on Balibago’s A. Santos Street where they will be presenting Penthouse suites beside the Swiss Chalet Hotel later this year..
Streetlife on Fields Avenue during afternoon
Sitting inside Kokomos Cafe and chilling out is always fun. Interesting to watch people walking by and preparing for a busy night at work. Lot’s of daytime alcoholics hang out here and they never see what’s going on after sunset. This Fields Avenue can be charming at times when you consider how much vice is happening after sunset.
Don’t you love nicely dressed Pinay women? Fit like a Christmas present? This is specially true when you don’t need to be the one who takes them to the mall and pay for the dress LOL. They love to show off their dresses during online webcam shows. Many Pinay web cam girls are actually from Angeles City. And here some education about AC post office (Deposito): It is a building constructed in 1899 for the purpose of depositing religious statues of the Catholic Church, hence the name Deposito. Deposito AC was also used as headquarters of the 11th Film Exchange U.S. Army from 1946 to 1947 and was then used as a jailhouse for recalcitrant U.S. troops during the Philippine-American War. On February 6, 1967, the Angeles City Post Office moved into this place.
A small street that cuts from A Santos into Raymond Street. One of it’s corners is kinda dangerous because of a big deep hole that could kill kids and break axis of cars. No idea why the barangay does not bother to repair this hole. I am pretty sure some drunk guy or trike driver will break it’s neck sooner or later.
Them three Makati girls are having fun in Greenbelt 3 in front of Havana. Looks like they are drunk from Margarita Station or Club Asia. Tequila does a good job at making Filipina girls feel like celebrities and getting loose. It’s just a matter of time until they feel like crazy Pinays. They have nice C-Cups. Would be nice to see them as GMA actresses of a Quezon City TV station casting couch, don’t you think?
Working girls receives Santos Street Manicure in front of her working place
Strolling around infamous Santos Street in Balibago at night is cool. You won’t find any decent people or Filipino celebrities here. It’s a seedy neighborhood even if presence of luxury hotels suggest otherwise. Look at this beauty: Analyn from Shadows bar receives a manicure on A. Santos Street, a strip called ‘Blow Road’ due to lack of inflatable balloons. Latex and air don’t mix well in this area.
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Angeles City is located in Luzon and the province of Pampanga – North of Manila. Approximately a 2-3 hour drive depending upon the traffic is one of the most vibrant and risque locations in Asia for fun, drinking and all night (and sometimes day) parties. Angeles is the premier nightlife venue in the Philippines and possibly in South East Asia. Home to 15,000 – 20,000 working girls every night lets look as this amazing red light location.
Options of flying to Angeles are limited to the local Clark Airport and the main international Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). Which one to fly to is based mainly on where you are coming from, Manila itself is the main international airport for the Philippines and is well served by a range of global airlines. Clark Airport is mainly used for regional and domestic services, its international flights mainly fly to Singapore, Korea and China using a range of low cost carriers.
Whilst Clark Airport is closer and just a 10-15 minute drive from the Clark Freeport Zone to Angeles City (Balibago Area) it provides convenience compared to Manila however with limited flight services and schedules it is often overlooked for better, cheaper and more convenient flights from Manila however what happens when you land in Manila? Well firstly Manila has 4 terminals (3 International and 1 Domestic). The newest and best terminal (Terminal 3) is in start contract to the 1960’s style Terminal 1. Be sure to know which terminal you are flying into before you fly.
It is always best to arrange a airport transfer whether flying into Manila or Clark. At both airports you will swamped with offers for taxis, busses and even tricycles to get to your destination. Yellow Cabs which are the airport authorised taxi service operates at all four Manila Airports, in most cases the fare is on the meter however when travelling further some negotiation on the fare then will take place. The taxi services in Manila are notoriously bad in comparison to many other places and therefore it would be advisable to use other forms of travel when transiting from Manila to Angeles City and vice versa. Ensure you leave plenty of time, journey times often last longer than expected due to the daily traffic situation in Manila. Whilst normal journey times can be as little as 2-3 hours during the rush hour period or holiday season this is known to be much longer at sometimes more than 5 hours to journey the 120km to the bright neon lights of Angeles City.
If possible book your airport transfer before you fly. This will save you both time and money plus frustration, haggling and delay upon arrival at Manila.
Angeles City has 3 fairly distinct bar areas all connected by a 4km stretch of road so its very hard to get lost. The three main bar area’s can broadly be split into Walking Street / Fields Avenue , Perimeter Road and Friendship
The Neon filled Walking Street may not be on the scale of Pattaya or Patong however the image of the neons against the night sky makes this the place where young girls from all over the country come to work in the various “entertainment venues”. One of the great things of Angeles, besides the fact that there are thousands of young Filipina ladies keen to sleep with you in exchange for a little cash (for the most part at least), is that the city is extremely easy to navigate. In fact, the red light area isn’t even located in downtown Angeles, but in an area near the Dau Bus Terminal (convenient if you are taking the bus from Manila) and totally set up for tourists. With Fields Avenue and Walking Street connected to McArthur Highway which makes its way through the city.
Walking Street are filled with many o
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