Caloocan City comprises two separate parts, Southern Caloocan City and Northern Caloocan City. The two parts are not contiguous. Bordering South Caloocan City include the City of Manila to the south, Quezon City to the east, Valenzuela City to the north, the City of Novotas to the west, and Malabon City to the west. Bordering North Caloocan City include Valenzuela City th the west, Quezon City to the east, and the Province of Bulacan to the north.
As with the rest of Luzon, most of the people in Caloocan City understand English and Filipino, although many speak other languages and dialects. The majority are Roman Catholics.
Visiting Caloocan City, Philippines
The city center of Caloocan City is in the area called Monumento. This is where you find the long-distance bus terminals. The Light Rail Transit LRT-1 line also has its terminal at Monumento.
The main boulevards and expressways in Caloocan City include the EDSA (Epifanio de los Santos Avenue), the North Luzon Expressway, the Andreas Bonifacio Avenue, Samson Road and Rizal Avenue. Rizal Avenue connects Caloocan City with the City of Manila while the EDSA connects it immediately to Quezon City.
Places of Interest in Caloocan City, Philippines
- Andreas Bonifacio Monument
- Ever Gotesco Grand Central
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