Roots by bchai
It’s my mom’s hometown & my birthplace. I was born in my grandmother’s house, so I still have this attachment to Cainta, even though I wasn’t raised there. I left when I was about 6 mos., but we often traveled there when my dad was stationed in Japan. I was also christened at Our Lady of Light church. My youngest brother was also christened there. I am extremely close to some of my cousins who still live there, so I would love to go back & see them someday.
over 5 years ago
Cainta serves as a gateway to the rest of Rizal province from Metro Manila. It is one of Rizal's most urbanized towns because of its proximity to Manila. This town is famous for its delicious bibingka (rice cakes).
