A window to the past: unveilling the museum's treasure.

Do we know Emilio Aguinaldo He was the first president in the Philippines. We visited the house of Emilio Aguinaldo. The Museo Aguinaldo is located in Kawit, Cavite.

When you visit the house of Aguinaldo, you can see the old house that is perfectly preserved. They open from 9 AM to 4 PM. There are people who will guide you so you can tour Emilio's entire house and ensure that nothing is lost or damaged inside. We visited there around 3 PM; we were the last people that day to get inside the house. It is so memorable because this was my first time visiting a museum, and it is the museum of a former president. I am grateful because I was able to go to our place.
By the way, I’m not alone in exploring Emilio's museum; there were three of us: my friends Ann and Gelay. Before we got to Emilio's Museum, we were looking for oysters because we were craving them. The driver said there were plenty of fresh oysters on the hook, so we went and passed by this museum. Of course, we couldn't miss it.
We can only go here once, so we seized the opportunity to go inside and explore the former President Emilio Aguinaldo's house. It's not closed yet, so we still have time to explore.

The first thing we did was listen to the tour guide as he told us what was forbidden and where we couldn't enter. It's not allowed to run here because there are parts that are slippery, and the house is quite old, so you cannot run. There are also parts that you cannot enter, such as the bedrooms, and you cannot touch the clothes or anything inside. After that, we started to go around. First, we entered his house from the lowest part, where we could see the old weapons of war, shoes, hats, guns, singing tools, tobacco, and all the items he used during the war and in his daily life. Not only that, but here you can also see the pictures of the old wars that have been preserved.
So, we took pictures of other things of his. We went up to the second floor, there, you can see his room and his family. Here, you can also see where his office is, where he received visitors, and the map of the Philippines that he made. You can also see the same part of the house, and there, you can see their old clothes and the chairs they used.

After that, we went down because we couldn't go up there anymore, as that part was a bit fragile. He was hanging out there because you could see who was coming. He looked through the telescope. And down there, outside, you could see other war equipment like the canyon, the statue of the animal being ridden, and the grave of emelio.

My experiece was so good because i didn't expect that day we can visit the museom if aguinaldo I thought that i only heard the story and see the picture in book and in our school when my schooldays but unfortunatelly I arrived at the place and at his house. I totally see whay I see in a book and This is also one of the places that people visit in the Philippines.

Therefore, if you want to visit Emilio Aguinaldo's house, you can freely visit because it's free, with no entrance fee, and you can also learn about some Philippine history during Emilio's leadership in the Philippine country. It can be easily found on the map; you can search for "Aguinaldo Shrine (Museo ni Emilio Aguinaldo), Kawit, 4104 Cavite.

Thank you for reading my journey! Hopefully, you like it, and you can visit. It’s super-duper amazing and fulfilling. Also, if you feel hungry, beside the museum is the park, and there are many vendors, so you can eat and drink. Thank you again; see you in my next pos