Hello there Walkers! Blessed Sunday to all! For this walking video tour, we will walk inside the most popular meeting place and probably the most used mall in Cubao, the Farmers Plaza or just Farmers for most people. And yes, Cubao is incomplete without this mall.

Other description from Araneta City and Wikipedia:
Araneta City’s gateway to EDSA, the newly renovated Farmers Plaza has a modernized facade, upgraded facilities and amenities, and enhanced security to ensure customer safety. Its highlight is the newly opened Farmers Plaza Bazaar, a beacon to bargain-hunters. With the EDSA-MRT station directly connected to the plaza’s shopping concourse, it offers utmost comfort and convenience to shoppers from all over the metropolis.

Originally named the "Coliseum Farmers Market and Shopping Center", the mall was constructed in 1968, and opened its doors in 1969, nine years after the opening of the Araneta Coliseum. The mall was designed by Filipino architect Antonio Sevilla Sindiong. Sindiong, along with Fernando Hizon Ocampo (Sindiong/Ocampo), were also responsible for the architectural designs of Ali Mall, located along P. Tuazon Boulevard. The mall is known as the first air-conditioned mall in the country and hosted numerous commercial establishments, including the Farmers Market, as one of the original tenants of the building. The market occupied the building's lower ground floor since its opening, until in 1975, when the market was moved to its new site, located across the mall. Due to the mall's location to various entertainment facilities and department stores, the mall also complemented with various buildings such as Ali Mall, located two blocks away, and made Cubao a bustling shopping hub throughout its time, and entered stiff competition to malls such as Harrison Plaza, the first mall in the country to include a department store within the building; Greenhills Shopping Center, and other shopping districts such as the Makati Central Business District and the areas of Binondo and Quiapo in Manila.

In 1985, the mall encountered a fire that destroyed many parts of the building. Three years later, the mall was rebranded and renamed as the "New Farmers Plaza Shopping Center", also known as "New Farmers Plaza", after being delayed within the construction phase following the political uncertainties within the 1986 People Power Revolution and the coups made by Reform the Armed Forces Movement and Marcos Loyalists in the following months after the revolution.

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🎬 4K Video Timeline

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🗺️ Map of the Walk
📆 Date of walk: August 9, 2023
🕙 Time of walk: 2:55AM - 3:29PM
🌤 Weather: 32.7℃ | Fair

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📷 Gears used:
1. DJI Osmo Pocket 2
2. Wide angle lens
3. Do-it-all handle
4. Macbook Air
5. SanDisk Extreme 256GB
6. Zoom H1n

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