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Divisoria is a place that you can see a lot of businessman there even how big or small their business. As we all know Divisoria marked district in the heart city of Manila. Their product was export from various provinces that they can be sold here in just low price. They have a kind of selling, wholesale, retail and bargain. If it is wholesale you can get some discount if you but a lot. Retailing is if you just buy 1 or more items. From bargain means it is sale and the price was cut off in 10% and up.

Their product is like toys, clothes, fabric, accessory, novelties, books, electronics, office and school supplies, fruits and vegetables, dry goods, etc. everything that you will be needed everyday are there in Divisoria and it is very low price.

Divisoria was bisected by Claro M. Recto avenue. The sidestreets has minishops, stalls it can be for goods, clothes, toys and markets are branch out of the main boulevard. There are many sidestreet shops like Juan Luna, Ylaya, Tabora, Santo Cristo and Soler and the center of it is Divisoria.

If you wanted to go here for public commuters, it can be, LRT, MRT, Jeepney, FX, all of this is accessible to ride in to go in Divisoria. LRT/MRT traversing Recto avenue and getting off in the last station of Recto. Jeepney, FX, it can be in from Taft avenue, Espana and Cubao was ply to Divisoria route.

A brief history of Divisoria:
Divisoria's root as a commercial center can be tracked back to the Spanish time during which non-christianized Chinese were forbidden to live or trade inside nearby Intramuros. The Spanish capital relegated to the parian. Chinese merchants eventually set-up their own community in present-day Binondo and gradually set-up there and in areas continued to blossoms into a commercial center in the 1900's, bolstered by the fact that Tutuban Center Station, formly the main railways station of the Philippine National Railways become a major drop-off center for tradegoods.

The Divisoria area are also historic. The figures such as the revolutionary hero Andres Bonifacio and the first Filipino Saint Lorenzo Ruiz were born in its environs.

Over the last 2 decades there was a various shopping malls were build in Divisoria to care bargain hunters. Who wanted to avoid crowds, frenzied atmosphere, and it is like a maze set up of the outside market. And they have 4 major shopping mall (Tutuban mall, Divisoria mall, 168 mall and Meisic mall.)

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