When my sister married and moved to Taytay Rizal, the place has since then became my second home too especially during long weekends where I spend quality time with my "little pamangkins" and their chihuahua. So the travel back and forth from my home in Makati to Taytay is never new to me. Little did I know that Taytay has a lot to offer
The town has already making its name in the garment industry in fact it is known as the Capital Garments of the Philippines. I myself can attest to that whenever I visit their famous Tiangge!
The garment industry is the bread and butter of the locals thus the quality is never compromised.
Taytay Tiange garnered its popularity because of affordable yet good quality clothings. They have everything as well as the latest trends in fashion - women, men and kids, you name it they have it!
Here are lists of Tiangge you'll spot in the place:
BAGPI - acronym for (Baclaran Association of Garment Producers Inc.) Spacious and well ventilated stalls however few were open when I went there.
MYSEOUL - located beside Bagpi, here I spotted various items perfect for summer!
FREEDOM BAZAAR - Ive been here many times in fact great items can be bought here, these are just few of them:
A budget friendly place and perfect for thrifty shopper like me. Your 1,000 pesos is equivalent to more than 10 pieces of items already! 👌
Tips when going there
👉 Bring your own Eco-friendly Bag
👉 Bring smaller bills specially if your going in the morning "barya lang po sa umaga"
👉 Since not all stalls are well ventilated, suggest to bring towel, fan or bottled water and wear comfortable clothes
👉 Unlike Quiapo and Divisoria, there are accessible parking lots available in the area if you plan to bring a car
Enjoy shopping and do plan ahead of what you'll buy to save you time and effort 😉
