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Barcelona Multipurpose Cooperative
The Barcelona Multipurpose Cooperative, down a side road off the main thoroughfare, sells a wide range of very reasonably priced boxes, place mats, sunhats and other products made of natural fibres. This is a cooperative of 300 weavers linked to the International Federation for Alternative Trade.
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Tam-aw Handicraft
Here you'll find a small selection of backpacks, money belts and other practical items in the traditional patterns of the region at good prices.Tam-aw Handicraft is on the road to Banga-an, where the weavers are deaf and/or mute.
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Fully Booked
Manila’s most comprehensive bookstore, with a great travel section and an outstanding selection of fiction and non-fiction. Other branches are in Bonifacio High Street in the Fort and in Mall of Asia.
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Kamantian Native Handicrafts
Kamantian Native Handicrafts has a quite a large and high quality selection of, mainly generic ersatz native masks and statues of the type found everywhere from Nairobi to Bangkok.
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Hippie’s Surf Shop
Contact Hippie’s Surf Shop, around 50m from the Sagana Beach Resort, and Ocean 101 Beach Resort for surf lessons, board rental and to buy gear.
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Public Market
Piles of tropical fruit, colourful vegetables and fish stacked like, well sardines, make up the colourful tableau at the Public Market.
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Kilus
For a souvenir with a difference check out Kilus, which uses recycled products like juice labels to produce handbags, placemats and other knick-knacks.
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ANP Showroom
This is a one-stop shop for consumers of all things Negros, including native jewellery, Masskara masks and piaya (sugary flat cakes).
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Mall of Asia
The city’s biggest and best mall is the newish Mall of Asia in Pasay, with an Olympic-sized ice rink and an IMAX theatre.
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Habagat
Those planning to do adventure sports can get outdoor supplies and equipment at Habagat on the ground floor of SM City.
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NCCC Mall
The ageing, humble NCCC Mall contains a supermarket, pharmacy and department store and is the only game in town.
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Prosafari Dive & Equipment Center
Divers can find equipment at the Prosafari Dive & Equipment Center on the 2nd floor of Bohol Quality Mall.
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Tessoro’s
The speciality here is woven pinya products, but there are wood carvings and other souvenirs up on the top floor.
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National Book Store
If you’re planning to travel around Negros, you can pick up an OK island map from National Book Store.
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Robert’s Supermarket
If you want to pack a lunch for a long road trip, try Robert’s Supermarket near Kailui on Rizal Ave.
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National Book Store
Books, magazines and lots of stationery products. Excellent copying services. Branches all over the city.
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Namaste
For Tibetan and Nepalese jewellery and crafts check out Namaste.
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Jolo Iligan Trading
Has Islamic crafts, a selection of weavings, traditional batiks and brassware.
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