How to get to EDSA (Guadaluper MRT) from BGC: #DISKARTE edition
(Disclaimer: just trying to be helpful here, just in case you’re desperate. Also this route involves a lot of walking and tricycle riding)
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We know the drill, You went out for dinner w friends, no grab available, no taxis, BGC buses are hard to come by. But do not fret, if you’re willing to walk you can get out of bgc.
Start by locating St. Lukes
See that sidewalk? You’re going to walk that for 10 mins until you reach Kalayaan Avenue
You’re going to pass by the intersection by Jollibee and then Karport until you reach the part under the flyover
You’ll see Bamboo Plants on your right and on your Left will be JP Morgan / NET Plaza. This part is lighted at night but the JP morgan side is a bit dark already. Di na napapalitan yung mga ilaw, I guess.
Walk until you reach Kalayaan avenue. You’ll be crossing it to get to the other side, and you’ll want to reach the Bldg with the Green Panels. Its on the corner of Jervois St.
On Jervois st, there would be a Line of Pink Tricycles. You’ll be riding this to Guadalupe. Cost would be 25php per person. Ask to be dropped off in Guadalupe or Andols.
Andoks pala. Sorry aken. 🙏🏽
LOL i’ve been taking bad pictures at this part cause I need to be cautious of my phone.
But you’ll be dropped off here and Andoks is on the right.
When you reach the corner there would be a forking road, take the left road to EDSA then walk a bit to reach the MRT station. On the right would be Guadalupe Paco jeeps that you can take to Rockwell. And that’s how you get out of #BGC to #EDSA.
Another #diskarte sa #bgc but I’m hesitant since I’m sure if meron pang tricycle, but there’s a passageway in front of Hyatt and Lexus they call Butas. You can also get a Trike from here to Guadalupe, but I’m not sure if operating since they closed this passage for a while.
Isa pang diskarte ko, sa kanto ng Jervois dumadaan yung mga FX from Antipolo papuntang Ayala. Madalang sila sa gabi but maybe you can ride those to One Ayala in a pinch. Madilim lang sa kanto, so gaya ng mga babala ng mga tao, ingat po sila!
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