Cultural Center of the Philippines
Opens Green Lane at CCP Complex
Credits to Google Images
Want to find a place in the Metro where you can rest and relax?Have fun without inhaling that awful metro smog and car emissions?
Started last September 12, 2010 the Cultural Center of the Philippines
opens its Green Lane to the public. The 3.5km Green Lane dedicated its pathways to joggers, runners, cyclist, pedestrians and health enthusiast that frequents the complex to exercise and to see the scenic Manila Bay.
The Green lane which stretches from Roxas Boulevard to Macapagal Avenue. Aims to reduce carbon emissions in the CCP complex and invites cyclist,runners and the public for a healthier lifestyle.
The Green lane also aims to establish this infamous Manila landmark to be a sanctuary of art, nature, healthy living and culture in the Urban Metro Manila.
The Green Lane as part of the CCP's campaign " Luntian Lungsod, Luntiang Sining " (Green City, Green Arts), was launched last,September 12, 6:00 am at Liwasang Ullalim,features a 7K Fun Bike Run, Bike Clinics,Bike Exhibits,Bike Tune-ups and theinstallation of various bike ramps in the complex.
Other selected routes in the CCP complex will also be closed to traffic. Saturdays and Sundays from 4am to 8am and 4pm to 7pm.
Credits to Google Images
The Green Lane is in cooperation with Haribon Foundation, Department of Tourism, GMA 7 Network, DENR, Philippine Navy, Philippine Coast Guard, Manila Broadcasting Corporation, Dragon Boat Federation of the Philippines, Harbour Square,Net 25, Firefly Brigade and Tanggol Kalikasan. Pacific Paint Philippines Inc. (BOYSEN)
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