PLACE:
The museum has a wide variety of anthropological artifacts from Northern Luzon to Southern Mindanao. They also have artifacts from other countries, such as hats/helmets, books, and other stuff.

STAFF:
The tour guide is very interactive, polite, and caring (she's very willing to share her umbrella since I'm not using mine and worried about me getting sick 😅). She's very much willing to answer any questions that you have.

Overall, this museum is perfect for students of anthropology and book lovers.

– Waren Quela

One of the best places you can go to enjoy and learn at the same time.

Enjoy kasi maraming kakaiba.

The place looks small when you are looking at it from the outside. Pero it has 5 areas
1. Anne
2. Activity Hall
3. Northern artifacts
4. Southern artifacts
5. Book museum

These are aside from the totems, statues and displays in between these major areas.

The Contents of the BMEC in Marikina is just around 30% of the whole collection of Atty. Buhain. He also has other museums in his house, in Cavite and in the Mountain Province.

The Book Museum cum Ethnology Center is at 201 Soutwest Dao St., Barangay Marikina Heights, Marikina.

Tour fees:
• 250 pesos regular rate
• 200 pesos for students (bring the school ID)

They are open on the following days:

•Tuesday to Friday – Walk-in guests are welcome.
We will be accepting guests from 9:00 AM-12:00 noon and 1:00 PM-4:00 PM.

•Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays – You must have a RESERVATION at least two (2) days prior to your visit.

You may contact them via their FB page.

The tour is about one and a half hours.

– Migs Hipolito

Lot of collections by Mr. Buhain . From teenage to up to now .
Collections from different parts of the country and from abroad.

– Louie Temp